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... famous tragic f actress Madame Iistori, who in 1S73 took A a farewell of the English stage at Man- d chester, wvill appear at Drury Lane at the f termination of the German opera season nneat ; July, and will pha Lady .Afacdtel in English. r Ristori, known in ...
... Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane, was Fmarried on November 9 to Miss Rendle. An fhoar aiter the ceremony the young couple lest to pass the honeymoon in Paris. Mrs Billihngton, who recently broke her arm, Irs well enoagli to re-appear at Drury Lane. Mr i' Uzi=jn ...
... ;esthetic ' leeures, and he as's, we be. lieve, £--10 per night. It is not imorobeble that Mr C:;arte may tnausort the cozsin's Drury Lane pantormie, includlng scenery and decorntioes, across the Atlantic to Xiblo's Garden, New York, at Easter, bat the ?? which ...
... Maiss Fanny Josephs. It i3 understood that the subscription for the projected series of German operatic perforin- auces at Drury Lane, under Herr Iliebter's con- ductorship, next May, already exceeds £300 a night, a seum which would almost cover the ex- ...
... the London theatres, I's ad therefore those-most likely to be patronized, are Puttence at the Savoy, ' Youth at to Drury Lane, the Masecotto at the Comedy, e The Lights of Londoa at the Princess's, it and the ' Colonel at the Prince of Wales ...
... Hazel- 1 dean, and several Scottish part songs sung by D MAr Carter's choir. t The cirama Youth was withdrawn from A Drury Lane last night to allow for a fortniiht's t preparation of the pantomime. The profits of (t Youth since its production iu ...
... nts of all sorts have made way for the Christmas novelties. Dress rehearsals were' held last night of the pantomimes at Drury Lane: and Covent Garden, but the arrangemeints were not so complete as to render desirable any notice before the orthodoxi day ...
... Cnila's novel, - Moths, is ia rehearsal at tfk Globe. Tie tulilisbt of casts and date., ut uriuorm| uances ot te operas at Drury Lane ceder Richiter t:exe tlay havbeeu Lubitaled. it is stated I stat tht ltrusy Lane pa1nsonnlwe is so succeestul | tiant it ...
... is writing E the new melodramua icr the Drury Lane autumn ths |season. 'lhe Covtust Gin-den pautonnino ends in. next Saturds;y. Mladamue Iliatori wvill after all give repro- by senuttionls in English at Drury Lane in ce J uly. Mr Burnand's Marl et Debutante ...
... pianist willremaindin England till Easter at any- rate. Two interesting theatrical benefits are about to take place at Drury Lane. Oa the 20th inst., for the benefit of the Royal General Theatrical. Pund, Mir Irving, Mr Toole, Mrs Bancroft, and the troupes ...
... el c\ladmne Schumann played probably for the h lait tiue in London Mendelssohn's G Minor is Concerto. ol The run of the Drury Lane pantomime, which em began ou boxing sight, will come to an end on a Saturday, and the Lowee will remain closed till if the ...
... * and hie , Fraulein Josephine Schefsky, of Muniolt, have wi g been added to the company for the Richter co ?? season at Drury Lane, which will open fry 5 on Miay IS with Lohengria. The two German tof i managers have, by apolicyof conciliationadopted ...