... AMUSEMENTS. HBAT R qv MR. COMPANY. ‘THIS EVENING (Friday), August 6th (at 8), ‘The Great Drury-lane Success, written by Henry Pettitt and Augustus Harris, HUMAN NATURE. ‘ew Scenery and Original Effects brought London. ae Sn, da ba sdeaiesion, Of extze ...

... larg, and distingnished party were present last night to witness the second performance of Massenet's opera “Manon,” at Drury-lane Theatre. The perform- ance was again a most success. Hun- dreds of people were unable to cbtain admission. We need single ...

... PRIVATE ‘ul Comic from the Comedy Theatre, entitled, The sensational Drama from the Theatre With Pall Company and Royal, Drury-lane, with entirely new “HUMAN NATURE? With full Company, under the Management el ry MINNIE PALMER. te, With her own “MY SWE ...

... tween Mr Terry ani e counsel learned in the “Lincoln's Ion, Nov. —, “Srr— can you theatricais eliow such as soldiers at Drury-lane? Really this to do with any re: pectable from ——, Law. “Mr. Terry, To this Mr. replied :— con jy answer your ignorant and ...

... commencemest ‘of wioter. In crder to improve the the new b~ases at the ecu’ ideo Exchequer-street, between Drury-lane 04 tiam-sueet, also in Drury-lane, betwes Fede-street and Stepherss rset, have bes dowr, and the of tho strats Sill be commenced immediately ...

... tleman came up to town to-day from Vambridge University bent on winning wager under somewhat eccentric conditions. He went to Drury-lane Thestre, had an interview with Mr. Augustis Harris, and succeeded im borrowing from him @ couple of sandwich-men's boards ...

... Later‘advices show that Lewisham, being at the MP, was beaten in Mr Augustus Harris, the bottom of the poll. was returned at of Drury-lane Theatre, trend Division, the t ‘of the poll for the end Sir John Labbock were of London, the latter being returned for the ...

... approach of the festive season. At the theatres the most elaborate preparations are being made. Mr. Augustas Harris, ‘at Drury-lane, will pro- duce “The Forty Thievés” on a scale of un- exampled splendour, and to the delight of Londoners, Miss Annie Gilchrist ...

... have seen, have a tremendous strain put upon his well-tried and trusted business capacities. Great are the preparations at Drury-lane in anticipation of the coming pantomime. Tons of properties are being carted to the national theatre and all day long the ...

... cannot at present say, but it would be e brave show for the tnamphel entry of Dick Whittingt sn or Prince Charming, and the Drury-lane stage is ig enough for anything: Special attention is to be paid to the celebrities of the seven centuries, Their costumes ...

... dealing with the waifs of Londons. Mr. Augustus Harris's new production “ Plea- Sure” attracted many hundreds of people to Drury-lane Theatre last night some hours before the doors were thrown open to admit them. When the curtain rose the theatre was packed ...

... construction of the build- With some t: all the house wil be capable of containing about 3,500 which is almost as many as Drury-lane tre, accommodates. Pe it would i e to christen it the “ Royal not be ing that it is built upon the ruins of a theatre which ...