... tion for thle worse), of Richard the Third, although im- mensely attractive to those who had long remained away from Drury Lane, desecrated by the unholy union of song and spoken dialogue (not only in the Bohemian Girl, but also in Gustavus the Third ...

... CHI T-CH AT. Mr. Henry Phillips. the vocalist, has seceded from Drury. lane Theatre. All people are not despised who have vices, but every one is despised who has no virtue. The parliamentary papers printed for the session 1837-8 amount, exclusive oftmaps ...

... any theatre ensprloyig a foreign company during three or four years; whilst her constant attend- anc, at Covent-garden and Drury lane, as accurately reported in Punch, have shown that she was determined to pat onise she artists and productions of her country ...

... ignorant upon the subject. Much dolor and lamentation occupy the theatrical world upon the occasion of the shutting-up of Drury Lane, with small pros- pect of its opening again; and Covent Garden bas been fsrsome time closed,with a similar brilliancy of ...

... happy at tome, whatever tlh'e season may beh or ought to be so, which Conmes to the same thinti. At Covent-garden and at Drury-lane there is enter- tainment every evening for those who citrose to pay. and for a great many wolO do not. Miss Kemble and MArs ...

... artists is highly spoken of. GRAND EVENING CONCERT AT DRURY -LANE THIEATRE.-Mr. A. Harris, the talented stage-divector of the Royal Italian Opera, has announced a grand evening concert at Drury-lane Theatre, on Wednesday next. The esteem in which Mr. Harris ...

... entered into. I have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient servant, FREDJSRICK PALEY CHAPPELL. 25, Golden-square, June 14. DRURY LANE THFATRE.-lt will be seen, by our advertising columns, that Mr. Bunn takes his annual benefit on this, his long established ...

... large ment of the two royal theatres, be again retuttned tO gho7 at houses, and appeared in the character of RMCO/eta ?? - Drury Lane. From that period till the present 5o5l lie in er tained the position ofan admired actor, and addod, l - created, an importance ...

... street, Red Lion square, upholsterer Thomas Rose, Palsgrave place, Strand, accountant Henry Charles l3ull, White Hart street, Drury lane, greengrocer William Miller, Earl street, Kensingltot, baker Charles Earle, Paul street, Finsbury, harness teaker Joiht ...

... intensely tiresome. Mdlle. De Treffz will be an agreeable acquisition, and we presume we shall shortly hear her on the stage of Drury lane Theatre. MissBassano sang Glurk's sweet but hackneyed air with much leeling. The duet from La Clemsenza di hto was interrupted ...

... it in the concern in Regent-street, which cost me 12,000 or 15,000 in four or five years. I signed the agreement to take Drury-lane in August, 1847. 1 agreed to pay 3,500 for twelve months for the theatre. I paid the money at the rate of 20 a night, and ...

... Vienna, where she has been singing for a short time, and returns to England, where she is engaged for Jullien's concerts, at Drury- lane. ROYAL POLYaTECsNaC INSTITUTION.-This home for many sciences is indeed a theatre wherein are displayed at once the most ...