... Patti and Sembrich came back after many years absence, so that we heard a good deal of the operas of twenty years ago. At Drury Lane the Saxe-Coburg troupe gave us several works of their repertory, the best of them being Smetana's Bartered Bride, Zellner's ...

... season will begin early next month, but no arrangements have yet been made for an autumn season. The 31einingen troupe at Drury Lane have by no means Veen received waith unanimous ap- provaL Hitherto the only-two plays of their repertory which have been ...

... MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. VMELODRAMA AT' DRURY LANE. no th4 (nessL ors owl; CORRE5PONflExt5l hia London, Sunday Night. no Alexandre Dumas, when he wrote The Three SU I Musketeers, first as a novel and then as a play, aM flittle imarined that he would be ...

... the Opera Conique; and Olivette, attheStrand. The subscriptions already promised for Herr Rictbhter's opera season at Drury Lane next year are so large ftat Heos Franke, the con- ductor, will start this week for Germnany to engage artists, and to consult ...

... managers of many of the London theatres resj tselected yesterday for more or less important ple changes in their programmes. At Drury Lane ape Theatre was last night produced Othello, sp with XMr Charles Dillon as the Moor and that Ban f fine elocutionist ...

... incidental music will be performed. The readings is expected to last about two and a half hours. After the present week tile Drury Lane pan- !tomime, The Forty Thieves, will be the sole survivor of these entertainments. The Standard pantomime has come to ...

... in i , progress for the return to the operatic stage of t x. Madamne Christine Nilsson. t About 10W guests assembled at Drury LAne, it Theatre last evening to see the new decorations 9 of the theatre. The main liues of the building ,t haye been preserved ...

... of plays, not one of which, in these days of long runs, is likely to see the light for a con. siderable period. The new Drury Lane drama is after all to be a entitled The Arnada, and it will be produced 2 on the 22d inst. The action passes in Queen ...

... three will zppear at Covent Garden. That house will have practically the monopoly, for Her Majesty's will be closed, aud Drury Lane will be occupied by the American traggedian Mr Lawrence Barrett. Next Saturdav Messrs Sullivan and Gilbert's, new operetta ...

... Miss Mary Anderson's company at the Lyceum. Her last creation was the part of the heroine in A Sailor and his Lass at Drury Lane. Miss Eyre was a strongly emotional actress, and particularly in melo- drama she had won great distinction. The a ause of ...

... sel ast-f-ds to morr.w tihe fine old aes of PO0, will sing, and Mr Santley has been engaged for Tsaesdiy and Friday. ?? Drury Lane further stage alterations are noev being cftccted, moro especially in rsgard to the machinery, whichl bids fair eventually ...

... during the whole of that lengthened period his fame wvas grossi-g greater and greater Arlemigth he accepted an engagement in Drury Lane Theatre at the fixed salary of £00 per night; anid thus, after many trials, cares, unrequited laboeunr, and dis- appointments ...