... intention of being present at Mrs. Bernard-Beere's prtmiere at the Opra Comique. The Forty Thieves ceased to exist at Drury Lane with its 155th performance. The run is unpre• cedented, and Mr. Harry Nicholls presented Mr. Augustus Harris with two inscribed ...

... Monte Cristo are off the boards at last. The season, excepting the Jubilee week, has been a : wonderfully remunerative one. Drury Lane, the Lyceum, the Court (with Mr. Finer° better and and brighter than ever), the Comedy (thanks to Mr. Beerbohm Tree), the ...

... coachman) : I shan't stay long. Take the carriage home at once, and meet me at nine •with the fire-escape. PLEASURE at Drury Lane has been produced. The whole tone of this production is pitched in so low a key that it has even depressed the earthquake ...

... (From Judy.) . . QUERY.—Can the purchase of a tradesman's hat be fairly termed a mercan-tik transaction? PARADOXICAL — The Drury Lane Theatre announcement, Best to rixit, and best to /fare. TRF.RE No SCEPTICISM ABOUT HIM.-,-De yoof believe in 'second ...

... entertainment, and of granting certificates. In the course of the proceedings a letter was read from Mr. Augustus Harris, of Drury-lane, setting forth that the owners and managers of theatres and music-halls were opposed to the Board being entrusted with further ...

... The annual supper for the criminal classes pros ided by the St. Giles Christian Mission at the ball in Liltie Wyld-street, Drury-lane, took place on Tuesday night, under the presidency of Mr. Howard Vincent, M.P. About 200 discharged prisoners who were under ...

... out, rings the peals of bells, and echoes their voices in a grand hymn of rejoicing. What a marvellous spectacle is the Drury-lane Pantomime. Our dear clever old friend, Puss in Boots, who has been the hero of nursery legend for years and years back, ...

... Bower of Love,: conies nn rather late in the evening for those who have to make a train journey to reach hotne. Not even at Drury Lane, which prides itself on successes, has anything more artistic been seen than this one, designed and painted by M. Griniain ...

... (From Judy.) YE GODS !—The Nat ional Gallery —The six. penny place at Drury Lane Theatre, to be sure! NEW MARTI' )031. At last that sapient gentleman is found Who, ev . ry trace of earlier folly loathing, 'With turning not content, his feat has crowned ...

... very useful to —the Exchequer. OSSIFICATION OF THE DRAMA. The revival of the sporting racing play, The Run of Luck, at Drury Lane. JOKINS LATEST.— Yea; five shillings per dozen on champagne, all superior bottled wines, and Hock genus QUESTION TO RE ...

... Signed 1111 behalf the .awners and managers I le•atrer and amine-balk Henry truing, Lyeerm . Theatre; Augustus Harrik, Drury-lane. Theatre :F. ii H. Jennings., the Oxford 111 usiti • II all.— John II oh , lingeheadaer J.• Phipps, E.8.4k1, -T. L. Graydon ...

... and two gentlemen dance, sing, and play banjos. lie had an engagement to produce this piece at the Middlesex Music Hall, Drury-lane, and his case was that on that occasion the defendant numerous people by payment of rummy and beer to conspire with him ...