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... agree that thoe rales shonld hav ia very bnlak eenpl=ion, ana-the femalas one, as fair as fair cas be Thepreeent r~nwival at Drury Lane shows soma'; advanee in the matter of ¢Ostume. The PtolemaiG Mu. warriord have-beards of one uniformrpattern, dark- hued ...
... the piece is tolerably successful. AAmy Robsart, Andrew Halliday's dramatic version of Kenilworth, has been revived at Drury Lane, with Miss Wallis as the heroine. ...
... engaged as London corninis- q sioner for the Westerni Morning News. IV Perish the thought, and Rule Britannia! The scene at Drury Lane Theatre on Mon- a day morning last was one which may only a be looked upon once or twice in a life time. Every seat in ...
... theatrical matters will be inte- rested in the thirteen volumes of afflcial accounts of the.theatres of Lincoln's-inn-Fields, Drury-lane, and a Cnvent 'Garden from 1724 to 1822, with notices of performances froni the year 1710. Musical people will be similarly ...
... Belfast in the eharacteir of Osuzami. Success followed the boy wherever he went, and when he ar- rived in london, in 18304 Drury Lane was the fortunate house to secure his. services. The gressure at the theatre was d unparalleled on the afternoon of the ...
... never visit the play- ane house. When w s rc13 -DIsraeli - lamt j Hx sien in a theatre? Who haa seen . r. Vol GladatoAc at Drury Lane? Dosn a Iy one remember having heurd if Mr. Tenny-. vci, Mr. Caslyle, .r. Darwiu, Mr. Dfillaiuq %v or Professor .hsezy an ...
... the credit is due of having given Mr. Jnviv'e the opportunity of rshow- inig that, contrary to the dictum of the lessee of Drury-lane, SnAxrPNAnx, after all, does not mean bankruptcy. .Mr. IRvrEN and his guests, quite oblivious of Lord ABanL DARE and the ...
... notice ot the Lee London jounalists, and lie says he rwould not C e surprised to find the Briton Forry actors irnued to Drury-lane about Chcrstlrrirs. For Tel helifeof me I cannot see anuythn objec- C,,, oeable in representing some oP tire nnarra- w 0es ...
... another with reference to the Shaughraun. The A Shaughraun, it appears, was first produced in America, and afterwards at Drury Lane St Theatre. Mr. Chatterton, who also manages p, the Adelphi Theatre, subsequently trans- ferred the play thither; and, after ...
... where people might have strolled and sat under the trees im thle, summertevenings, to get a churchyardopened and planted in Drury-lane, to get the board school' playgrounds opened, to get the Quakers to give to the poor their two disused London builal- grouds; ...
... with all his profound. x knowledge of the complex machinery which I is involved in conducting a theatre, at last f gave up Drury-lane in disgust, and retired to 1 the seclusion of Sherborne House, where he . employed his leisure in completing an edition ...
... amendment to Mr. ouortney's. , Vice-Chancellor Bacon to-day granted at injunction restraining the production of the new play at Drury-lane to-morrow, ?? Haska. A new comedy-drama, entitled msmo48, i3 in rehearsal at the Strand, and ?? be prs. duced as an ...