... representation of Shakspeare's werks, which sixty of the best actors of the day -will take par** The performance will be at Drury Lane, under the patronage of the Prion and jftrincess of Wales. The Hudson's Bay Company.—The International FinaneiaiSociety ...

... Hibbert. 11- . Vorm»»% Kirkdale Bye-electio» ' Revision Court: .frhit*o r,B Longsight. 10; Folkestone Races. _____— —-^ * 30.-Drury Lane • 8 15.-His Majesty -v.- .>, 8 30.-Haymarket •• ..' » 6 30.—Vaudeyibe- -vrfce w'*'' 8 o.—Garrick . 830—StJJame s .. ...

... TO-DAY'S LONDON AMUSEMENTS. 8 o.—Royal Opera . Theatres. rod *S 15—Drury Lane ver 0.-His Majesty's i.on th e °Pl,ick' » '9 , gpr 8 0.-Gaiety MeTC l ot rro ,-n-, •8 0.-Garrick Tbe , .'. The ll '' f tfa***! 30-Shaftesburv ~ er- ,, 15.-Prince Wales perfsc* ...

... health that he is expected soon to undertake a sea voyage. The statement that his successor has been chosen for the next Drury Lane pantomime is contradicted. * * * A marriage has been arranged, and will shortly take place, between Arthur, eldest son of ...

... TO-DAY'S LONDON AMUSEMENTS Theatres- di?»U».; 7 45-Drury Lane » Oli p»0-„ 8 0.-His Majesty's 8 15-Haymarket '.'.-The Sp^VleS'*' I *' 8 0.-Gaiety Le» f Zfi^t 8 30.—New Theatre a H» 8 30-Garrick in d V 8 15.-Prince of Wales •• Jicb ,, '' l > 8 is -Apoiio ...

... RUSSIAN BALLET IN NARCISSE. LONDON, Monday Night. Narcisse has been the novelty to-night Drury Lane. The fantastic legend has been worked in a wordless poem by Bakst, who, of course, has also designed the vivid dresses and bold scenery. M. Michel ...

... TO-DAY'S LONDON AMUSEMENTS. Theatres- t . 7 45.-Drury Lane o 8 0-His Majesty's •'' 10-Haym*rket ''On the 0-Gaiety The 030.-New Theatre 8 50.-Garrick The Wall, 8 15-Prince of Wales ...

... Byrom, the celebrated Manchester poet, figured. The occa- sion was when Addison's Cato was performed | with great success at Drury Lane, and when, in consequence of its popularity, the Grammar School were coached it. with a view to 1 their giving it the Manchester ...

... have gained for them the sympathies of a wide class of playgoers who love strong theatrical fare. One of the group of his Drury Lane successes, “Human Nature,” is being presented at the Queen’s Theatre this week. Although the pre- vious visits of this play ...

... the recent In.lsT.crcs of Armpniins. Grave dissatisfaction being expressed in the animal world at the omissions from the Drury Lane programme, which mentions everyone else who appears the Prodigal Son, but fails to give the names of the sheep who take ...

... chief item on the programme at tho headquarters, London, last night, was fifteen-round contest between Jack Roberta, of Drury Lane, and Nat Smith, of Kensington, the ex-amateur featherweight champion. The men have previously met the National Club two ...

... Thursday. ng a company ate spe nding the week at the and are resenti n for Theatre, and extremely sucgessful play. “Nell Gw Drury Lane.” This will be staged e bit exist Friday, when “Sapho™ fills the 0, is Qsborne Theatre the title of the piece is anges and ...