... things produces. looking far ahesd, we wee the opening of the English opera scasom, under the veteran Mr, Carl Roes, at Drury Lane en March 26, 1553 and its close abont Whitsuntide. During the first week in August will begio Mr Gwyllym Crowe's series ...

... quackery of melo-drama, and, } apropos, it is_ironically suggested that Mr Harris. has changed the title of his fortheoming Drury-lane | sensation from ** Luck to ** Pluck,” because more pluck than luck is now expected to attend its pro- ! duetion. Mr Brandon ...

... Thursday morning pest. Pluck,” the new sensational drama of Messrs Pettitt and Harris, will be brought out on Saturday at Drury-lane. Sume disappointment is fult Ih\l‘ friend ‘Gus has not, Wagner-hike, attempted to make [ up **a grand diamatic triology ...

... great many of Ihe theatres are clised or elosing, and Lot on will soon be deprived of the light of the “stars.” ‘The Lyceum, Drury Lane, Vaudeville, and Strand all closed ou Saturday, sud the Haymarket on Friday,while some of the remaming We t end theatres ...

... or if one had been that it would certainly not have been entertained. I was onme of the *‘first nighters” who attended Drury-lane Theatre to witness the production of a new domestic drama of the scnsational school b{ Messrs Pettitt and Marrie, entitled ...

... Gurnemanz, Hiil was Rlingser, Reichmarn (alsa of the “ Ring company) was Amfurtas, and Winke!msnn, the excellent tenor of the Drury Lane Gorman epers, was s manly Parsital. Herr Lewi, of Muuich, was the conductor. The mest important event of the provircial ...

... sesms to care ; eniugh that it ruises a laugh hovestly, and is well apjreciated. Mr. Augustus Harris has scored * snether Drury Lane triuwph * as be himself anncunces in his advertise. ments, P:nck.m\-n duced un Bauk Huliday, terzed out as exciting, b ...

... produced as the King William-street novelty in iBB3. The theatres which remain open are not doing very good business all round. Drury-lane, however, pulls off the lion's share as usual. Mrs langtry intends to reappear in London for a fortnight next month. She ...

... principal character. An unusual compact has been entared into by Mr. Gye, of Covent Garlen, with Mr, Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane. The former gentleman agrees to have no pantomime at his theatre, whilo the latter engages to harbour no Italian opera. ...

... in the manner described by the older playwright | souoo of great grief to s numerous circleof frisnds sud the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre has not informed | Will cause s large in the profession to which Mr the world. Possibly undetected criminals are ...

... active rebearsal. It will be produced shoat'y ‘?hz- Miss Terry as Deatrice and Mr. Irving as Beneek, ** London is empty, Drury-lane isfull.” So runs Mr. Harris's A.lvut[:mm'. not withoat & certain smount of justification, alteit London is nevor eamp'y ...

... MURDER IN LONDON. RPN WA WRSTSERNNENES Georgo Greene, a costermonger, was murdered in Drury-lane early yesterday morning, by John Crowe, & shoeblack. ~ Prisoner and deceased had proviously quarrelled and fm:fit, when Crowe had the worst of it. On Saturday ...