... which enables him to earn an easy living at exhibitions. Salaries on the Stage. To-night the musical people are flocking. to Drury Lane Theatre to see the first of Mr Harris's Italian opera seasons (says the Sheffield Detily Telegraph). Playgoers are throng- ...

... with a pocketful of money, is returning from Australia to piay the lead in Messrs Pettitt and Harris's autumn drama at Drury Lane. The leading Jady will be Miss All 11 ward, so the representation should not suffer much from Jack ot melodramatic experience ...

... LOCAL AMUSEMENTS. Theatre oyal ardiff). The high-water mark of re&'ism has assuredly bae« wvi.- • tcactr;U in the celebrated Drury Lane sp. i.ig aua spectacular dramr., The Derby Winner, new at the Cardiff Theatre lloya!. We have vividly depicted the training ...

... in theatres—or, at any rate, in theatres fitted for grand opera. It is a pretty large corner, too, seeing that it holds Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Her Majesty's. What a big A it take3 U- spell art nowadays, to be sure -0-- With this week the Carl ...

... particular fascination, the popular lessee of Drury Lane bids for public patronage wivh stirring dramas based' entirely upon nautical incident and ex- perience, and carried into effect by the well-known popular Drury-lane artistes. As is customary, money has not ...

... year as they began it. We are becoming a holiday-loving people. To-night Puss in Boots is being giveu as the pantomime at Drury Lane, and Jack and the Beanstalk is the pantomime at Covent Garden. Mr Harris's pantomime can pay him only if he crowds his ...

... but at Her Majesty's to-night a new season was commenced. On Monday week, too, Mr Harris is to give us Italian opera at Drury lane. The latter gentleman has secured tho services of anumber of distinguished singers, many of whom have figured lately in ...

... Lon- THE ITOYAL OAK. don on Monday (says the corres- pondent of the Birmingham Gazette), and that was the re- opening of Drury Lane lheatre. The Hoyal Oak, as its name implies, is founded upon the stirring and dramatic episodes connected with Charles ...

... the play ought to be produced. Irving adds to his laurels, and Elien Terry acquires new ones. AVe have the panto- mimo at Drury Lane, always an attraction to provincials, as well as Londoners. We have Alice in Wonderland, with all the wonders renewed and ...

... cousins, will be swept away in order that greater accommodation for traders may be found. Eight years hence the lease of Drury Lane Theatre falls in to the Duke of Bedford. Whether his Grace will rebuild the house or not has yet to be settled. In all pro- ...

... there. No member of the Royal family now remains in town to entertain distinguished strangers should any such arrive. Drury Lane is crowded every night by people of all classes anxious to sec the spectacular drama Youth which is 'regarded as one of ...

... favoured this week in a marked degree in being able to enjoy the quaint humour and all-round originality and cleverness of the Drury Lane star. The remamder of the programme at the Newport Empire is full of go from start to finish. The Empire (Swansea). It ...