... ork HeQ'as7d lr. Augustus Harris has scored another success in his new play of Human Nature, produced last Saturday at Drury Lane Theatre. Calu5ig Cross was on the stage with all 'its| Variedhifes ThereI~ondonissupppsedto be wel- ?? back the Guards-from ...

... Kelly, in the earlier half of this century, enjoyed for thirty-six years the highest repute as an actress on the boards of Drury Lane, Covent Garden, the Haymarket, aud the English Opera House, in association with many illustrious contempo- raries, conspicuous ...

... stbetter bestowed in the pockets of the poor Ariszons 'Y than in lis own. If he be in doubt whether lie shall Y visit Drury Lane for the purpose of his own selfish amuse- is ment on Monday or Saturday, let him by all means give the preference to the ...

... tragedian. In the early sceoe3 he is presented to us as a strolling but ambitious player. Then he gets his opportunity in a Drury Lane engage- ment, which makes him famous. He has sought for sympathy and love, and now when he needs it least, it comes to him ...

... night's rare enjoy- tnent. ' AMillion of 3fonev,' by Mr. IT. Pettitt and Sir Aurivtun HIarris, which has been played at Drury Lane with much quccess, was produced at the Queen's Theatre for the first time in the provinces last Monday evening. There was ...

... into conversation about Nelson's Monument, which led to an invitation to have some refresh. ments. They wvalked towards Drury Lane, where they had a glass of milk. All three then went to a public house. Chalkley said that he had had £9,000 lefk him by ...

... of time. Another interesting relic of old London has disap- peared by the demolition of the Old Lion Ina in Wych street, Drury Lane. The inn is famous as having been the chief haunt some hundred and fifty years ago of the thieves of the metropolis, and ...

... cuspoiltle, . Acts and Galates, by Macready's splendid zepsen. tation of it, under the able direction of Mr.T. Cooke, At Drury Lane Theatre, had probably induged the Directors of, the Choral Society to bring it before a Manchester auditory, The soore adopted ...

... and halls of dazzling light become more 'and more bewildering. From the classical dramatic regions of Covent Garden. Drury Lane,: end the Strand, mianagerial magnificence has extended itself to distant'Hoxton, and to slummy Whiteohapel. Thespis has ...

... utility business under Barry Sullivasi, at ia salary of 30s. or £E2 a week. Thenr, said trhb' present lessee of Coveat Garden, Drury Lane, and at least one proviucial establishment, and sole or part owner of perhips 100 popular dlrarnas and operas: I did more ...

... Christmas nerformanues took plane. The most important of the many theatrical events, however; Was the production of the Drury Lane pantomime, which this vear is entitled IHumpty Dntnpty; or Hrleqziinv the ,Yellow 1Dwarf, and the auir One wit] the Golden ...

... to Knutsford for triul. Music and musiciaos are now looking up, it seerns. An Opera by Priuce Albert is in active ?? at Drury Lane Theatre, which, if report he toue, -ill mnake to the maniaera hdrvest-inoon of the honeymoon. '[lhe tusic will be adapted ...