... place in which it was to be deposited,—and three places, vis.: Westminster Abbey,** Richmond Church,” and the ** Hall of Drury-lane Theatre” (near the statue of the immortal Shakspeare) were to be considered by the members present. The objections to W ...

... and its Vicinity, that he has, at considerable expense, engaged the above celebrated Tragedian, from the Theatres Royal Drury-lane and Covent garden, who srill perform for Four Nights only in this, his native City, when ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT, APRIL 20 ...

... the enlightened and intelligent, the recollection of his Other’s munificent donation of A'SOO, the whole amount a benefit Drury, lane Theatre, to relieve our starving poor in a sad season of famine and calamity, ought to bring, and will doubtless bring, ...

... becomes vacant. Ibid, SUDDEN CLOSING OF DRURY-LANE AND COVENT-GARDEN. The following notice, to the great and natural diecomfiture of the acton and actresses of the two large Theatres, was posted upon the glass Drury-lane Green Room on Thursday night:— The ...

... absence contract, what is the scale of lemuuerutioo authors of repute ? The scale of remuneration at thelnrger theatres of Drury-lane and Caveat-garden could not he considered bindipg upon the smaller theatre of the Hay-market. By Mr. Serjeant Talfourd—He ...

... one side contending that they were genuine, and the other side that they were not; but the play of Vortigern, was acted at Drury-lane, or Covent Garden. I forget which ; the parties opposed to the genuineness contrived the matters that the play should not ...

... dressing case, perfectly satisfied with its identity, locked it carefully up, and brought it to England. Wbeu arrived here, the Drury Lane Company, rejoiced the return of their * bead,* resolved meet and welcome him at some distance from London, and their presence) ...

... a play, where was'lhe leading character, end being forcibly stricken with that performance, took Kean, with himself, for Drury Lane Theatre in Eondon, and after encountering some difficnltiea there, notwithstanding Mr, Whitbread's recommendation astonished ...

... Freeman. Kean’s Monument. —The beautiful statue of Kean, byMr.Oarew, was this morning placed its pedestal in the vestibule of Drury-lane Theatre, on the left of the cast from Roubiliac’s celebrated statue of Shakspcare, and to the right of the entrance from ...

... Charles Kemble have nearly con* eluded treaty to become lessees of Coeent-garden Theatre. Yates is be the stage manager of Drury-lane Theatre, and engaged also an actor, and will be supported light comic pieces by Mrs. Yates and John Reese. THE THREE CHARMS ...

... societe j voyez-le sur son theatre. Anecdote or Elliston. —The partiality of the once important lessee of the theatres Drury-lane and Olympic, for addressing the audience whenever the slightest opportunity occurred, must, even to this day, be remembered ...

... nights, for which she is to receive £BOO and'half clear benefit. We understand Captain Polhill has lost upwards of £40,000 by Drury-lane. This is poor encouragement for gentlemen of spirit and fortune to embark in theatrical speculations. ...