... The Empress Eugenie, &c., &c. Used at Westminster Abbey, Exeter Hall, St. James's Hall, Theatres Royal Covent Garden and Drury Lane, and at Marlborough House and Windsor Castle, &0., dr.o. Catalogues Post Free. 40 to 43, GREAT MARLBOROUGH ST., LONDON, ...

... Marguerite, and M. Plancon Mephistopheles. On Thursday this week an extra performance of Loltengrin was to be given. At Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday, a successful morning performance was given of Mr George Fox's opera Nydia, a work founded on Lord ...

... youthful audiences, has been boldly ignored by Mr Harris. The reputation for gorgeous shows won by the energetic lessee of Drury Lane is by no means an easy one to maintain, for in the matter of spectacle increase of appetite grows by what it feeds upon ...

... Life of Pleasure, transferred from Drury Lane to the Princess's. The fortunes of the last-named singularly unlucky house seem to be almost past mending, now that even the most stirring and popular of recent Drury Lane dramas has failed to bring to it a ...

... it is designed, and is commendably free from the objectionable music-hall element that still, unfortunately, pervades the Drury Lane pantomime. It is because they are sure of finding ...

... title at present selected for thy new melodrama, which has a strong mining interest, to be presented by John Coleman at Drury Lane on the Illth inst. The scenery will be very picturesque according to all accounts, and a fine cast has been engaged, including ...

... new play has been produced. At Christmastide Cheer, Boys, Cheer, will be removed from Drury Lane to the Olympic to continue its successful career. The Drury Lane pantomime, which is this year to be on the subject of Cinderella, is to be full of all ...

... portrait of, and dedicated to, the enterprising manager who produced the dramatic piece thus entitled with such success at Drury Lane last, year. Old Time& Quadrille. By S. Claude Ridley. (Wood and Co.) —An acceptable quadrille, the figures of which are ...

... the costumes and effects would admirably rerve for a Drury Lane pantomime, it hardly looks as if John Bunyan's immortal work will be handled as reverently as some of us could wish. Apropos of Drury Lane pantomime, Cinquevalli, the wonderful juggler, and ...

... MUSIC AND MUSICIANS. ROYAL OPERA, COVENT GARDEN. COUPLE OF MONTHS BACK Sir Augustus Harris, at Drury Lane Theatre, very enterprisingly revived Halevy's operatic masterpiece, La Juive, which, although it had been given in English in various provincial ...

... Plague was to drive the aristocracy out of Drury Lane. Nor press them on almost did they return when the Plague had abated. The cousiquence ally infantile mind. A ful little figure of an was th at Drury Lane soon fell from its high estate. Blaney camel ...

... matinees weekly. A benefit performance for that old Gaiety favourite, Miss Nellie Farren, is to be organised in March at Drury Lane. MUSIC AND MUSICIANS. ...