... Strand Theatre have slipped memory! the Adelphi season now over, but Mr. and Mrs. Vires will star it at the Surrey J at Drury Lane, The King of the Mitt to be the Easter marvel) and at Covent Garden, Lodmtka is to be revived, a procedure to which wo demur ...

... hitherto been placed upon dramatic performances on the Wednesdays and Fridaysiln Lent. Tom, you are in luck's way now. Bunn of Drury Lane—yes, he of the velvet smalls, has already voted you a silver tooth-pick, and the Mac of the Garden, waits your acceptance ...

... 'Tribunal of Germany. The scenic appointments are said to be of considerable extent and splendour. The melo-drama preparing at Drury Lane, is from' the classic pen of Fitzball, and is reported to be at least at good as any of his former efforts. We hear (but ...

... St. James's Theatre are brought, the sagacity shown by the monkeys will be a matter of astonishment. The royal iieit to Drury Lane on Friday evening was the twelfth paid by the Sovereign to the patent houses since her Majesty's return to Buckingham Palace ...

... Strand Theatre have slipped onr memory; the Adelphi season is now over, bat Mr. and Mrs. Yates will s/arit at the Surrey; at Drury Lane, The King the is to be the Easter marvel; end at Covent Carden, Lodoitka is to revived, procedure to which wo demur, the ...

... be dispensed with altogether here. A couple of overtures, and the ballet would then form attractive evening’s amusement. Drury Lane.— Here, too, now ballet ia the chief, or rather, sole norelly. Its title, The Liitle Hunchback, awakens mine recollections ...

... asked if there was any objection to furnish a copy of the correspondence hetween the Lord Chamberlain and the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre. Lord JOHN RUSSELL denied that the government had been very active in the matter, and had no objection to produce ...

... asked if there was any objection to furnish a copy of the correspondence hetween the Lord Chamberlain and the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre. Lord .JonN RUSSELL denied that the government had been very active in the matter, and had no objection to produce ...

... laid down for Drury Lane and Covent Garden, inserted in their licenses a provision that there should be no performance on Wednesdays and Fridays during Lent. They therefore cannot complain of any injustice. And with regard to Drury- Lane and Covent-Garden ...

... VAN AMBURGH'S FAREWELL SPEECH. Last night Mr. Van Amburgh took his farewell benefit at Drury- Lane, when he spoke the following address, written for the occas* by Professor Daniel (in the Lion's Den, of course), who has been Address Writer-General, be ...

... Wednesdays and Fridays in Lent.—! am, Sir, your obedient servant, WM. MARTINS. A. Bunn, Esq., Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, March 5, 1839. Sir,—l have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of this day's date, acquainting me ' ...

... Mrs. Hooper was, with her husband-the late Treasurer of the Olympic and present Lessee ot the St. James's-an. gaged at Drury Lane, during the season in which Forrest, the American tragedian, made his debut; but, as tragedy then was the order of the day ...