... Miss Millicent Mildmay to the liberality and oi Mr . Harris a that would have been a failure at any theatre than that of Drury Lane has been made the vehicle for such a lavish display of stage dressing , scenery , and clever mechanism , as render i t but ...

... DRURY LANE. AUGITSITS HARRIS. and Manager. LOBED conseouenee of the Preparatior.s for the CNew gnoitiii: Dream be Henry rettitt AOl.l. Harr*. entitled A ROIL OT LUCK, to be pr:d n uctal Aurnst bth. A I N OF KUCK. LA1:11. inwhirli the folloiring powerful ...

... DRURY LANE. THE SONG OF THE DRUM. A Musival Play To-day . 2.30, 8.15. Mats Wed and Sat, 2.30. DUKE OF (Tem. 5122.) THE N I NI:11 MAN. To-day, 2.30, 8.30. Mats cd and Sat at 2.30. FORTUNE (People's) Theatre -ITem. 7373.1 Evgs, 8.30. Calsworthys THE SILVER ...

... DRURY LANE. _ The Ivry Lane Christmas Comic Annual is, as usual, provided by Mr. E. L. Blew hard. who for more than thirty consecutive years has furnished the theatre with this seasonable form of entertainment. Under the tit!. of Robinson Crusoe, the ...

... DRURY LANE. Phis theatre commenced its season in earnest with a grand comic Christmas pantomime, entitled Peter Wilkins; or, Harlequin and the FJyingWoman of the Loadstone Island. The first scene represents the interior of a Cornish mine, wl.ere Peter ...

... DRURY LANE. On Boxing-night, December 25, 1882, was pro duced hero the pantomime, written byE. L. Blauchurd, entitled Sinibad the Sailor. OIJ Man of the Sea Mr. Harry Tarter N[r. Frt>l Storey ThePootlle Mr. 'has. L.*uu i, Jun. Kybosh Arabi Pasha Mr. Harry ...

... DRURY LANE. plav ^atar(lav. tlie h instant, was produced the Mi.Ir, BCtS and oiKht 8cenes> written by titled F Kowe and Aug°t Harris, en- Frcedom. It?,?* Oascolifne Mr. Aujtiutiis Harris Biavi?4 Arr Boy Mr- Jlls- ^.andM. K 1 4kr Mr- Honry Geor*- ...

... AT DRURY LANE. The phenomenal enure. of lard year's drums The Whip, like!Y to be equalled if not ecoeeded by the. of the new production. The time. by the dime suthore. which Mr Arthur Coll.cs ben now Waged the v. Re ha, sininod cow triumph,. in hie ...

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... DRURY LANE. ON Saturday night last Othella was revived at Drury Lane. There was nothing in the performance so surprisingly good nor so exceedingly bad as to call for great praise or emphatic con demnation. Comparative mediocrity was the order of the day ...

... AT DRURY LANE, E IRENE VANBRUGH, WHO PLAYED SOPHII FULLGARNEY IN “THE GAY LORD QUEX.” ...