... DRURY LANE Ti-TEATRE. MEETING OF , THE Mir& AND , PERFOrtMERS. go, Saturday a Nieeting, consisting of mospof the Committee and *Performers of Druty Lane Theatre, took place in the Saloon, put scant to a circular notice °lva subject of very g - rest interest ...

... encored in his ludicrous song; as he wail on the first night, Mr. H. KEMBLR, who is to appear in Nmeo on the opening of Drury-Lane Theatre,. p , riorincd one Season at the Haymarket Theatre. His great drawback was evidently diffidence. Ile vas intended ...

... right to demand of the Proprietors of both Theatres why Miss KELLY is not engaged ? The offer of an engagement to her from Drury. Lane was made, if I am not mistaken, during the time when that Theatre was under an Injunction from the Court of Chancery, and ...

... Drury I -lane Paris I 11th - September. Observations.—Wishes himself at home again. Mr. KEAN arrived on Saturday night at Drury- Lane Theatre. He drove up to the stage door in a post-chaise and four, and was welcomed by many of his brother actors. When Mr ...

... DRURY-LANE MEETING, Yesterday a Meeting of New Renters took place in the Saloon, to receive the Report the Committee appointed by a General Meeting of their Body, on the 14Ji June, 1816, to inquire into the reasons that had prevented the completion of ...

... iutended cxeri lions ; otherwise her outline of the character was n exceptionable. MISS KELLY 4 DRURY-LANE 1 HEATRE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Dee. 1 I,1t;18. 'StR,—As you have given publicity to Miss IteLLY's Letter in your widel ...

... and S. H itching's, New Bon&strert; milliners— J. Hutchinson, W. Gashed, and .J. Martin--41. Reeve, sen. and J. .Reeve, Drury-lane, looking- glass-inanufacrurers--: J. Brier!). and J. Mitchell, Halifax, cotton-spinners--E. Maxand W. tea-dealers—E. and ...

... rude ' out to Clapham and Battersea. Last night the Duke and Duchess or GLog- CESTER and the Princess AUGUSTA went to Drury- Lane to see Deaf and Dumb' This is the first time - that the Princess AUGUSTA has been st the Theatre since it was re-built. ...

... THE THEATRE. Ttie translated Play of Deaf and Dumb rived last night at Drury• Lane Theatre. impossible to forget the admirable t onna which ails Play was originally supported KEMBLE, WaoUGIIToN, SUETT, Miss POPE, and Mrs. C. KEMBLE, and we to say that ...

... condition. Sir T. TuwroN declared his opinion of the ruinous tendency of an experiment, the effect of which was to make Drury• Lane Theatre play second fiddle to Covent•G 'Men: They ought not to have speculated on the money of persons who embarked in the ...

... and most indeemels-1y paraded ocia board; before Drury Lane Theatre, and posted up against the walls of every Theatre in the metropolis, which was 'most injurious to the interLsts of Drury- Lane, ...

... bright, And sets them in that open fame Which witty Malice cannot blame. The new Tragedy of firutas, which is forthcoming At Drury Lane Theatre, was, we understand, written by Mr. llowAnD PAY N the American Actor, whO, strange to say, has, it seerrs, freer ...