... and delaying tho appearance Ofof-ethumus till the third act. r Garcick, in the same year, also produced his version at Drury Lane, w~hich being leaa violent, woe lees defective;i he,.however, committedr a great error in the omission of the physician's ...

... company will be addressed by Mr. Bateman, of the firm of Salisbury end Bateman, printers, ited Lion-court, White Hert-street, Drury. lane. The musical and scenic entortainrents will be on the grarndest scale, comprising certain special addi- tions to the asual ...

... has passed between the managers of it and the people generally, continues to attract great attention. On Wednesday night, Drury Lane Theatre was crammed to the ceiling, by persons craving for a repetition of the trebly thrice-told told tale of national ...

... osier him a fresh testimony of her afetittis.' A BARuAIx-To be soid, the statues of Kean and Shl'st in tiee vestibute of the Drury Lane Theatre, the insagner lavin no further use for their services. They ttt! tgilsall1' Uired for Sadler's Wells, or any NatDta9c'' ...

... TosnsctEn.-We are glad to perceive shat Me. Macready. bas this siorning issued a notice intinmating clint the seaso0 of Drury Lane icill not close, as it has hitherto boon staled, on MIonday next, but will be prolong~ed till Mosidny week, when rise great ...

... ap pointed treasurer- Miss iooser, Templeton, Harrisole, and 1/lfther, vilth Giubelei, beyond a doubt, join the ranks at Drury- lane, and active preparations are making for the iorthcoltnsisg campaigis. T'lat charming actress, Mrs. Humsby, we regret to ...

... ITEATRICALS, &c. Tie art Itself is Rature.-SuAxsFao s. DRURY LANE.-Mad. Thillon has been drawing good houses on her nights of performance. After the opera of The Creows Jewels ox Monday night, was produced a new ballet, called netida, which introduced ...

... host of equally sneritorisitS names, tolook forward for support? Not to Covent Garden, nor the Royal Italian Opera-not to Drury- lane, where Alexander Dumas and his French melo-drarnatic company are in possessiop ; but to such establishments as Sadler's ...

... to experienc tI the course of their journey the former exclaimed, 'Tap my eyes-whbr, ycu are-at Covent Garden, auid I at Drury Lane, (for you know we sballboth be too eminent to be 'retained at one house), what will the theatrical bio- graphers say, when ...

... suing season from the usual time of opening until Christms.- Mr. W. Harrison and a portion of tle operatic company from Drury Lane appear at the Surrey at Whitsuntide, and there is some talk of the remainiog portion of the campany forming a party for ...

... of Mr. Denvil, stage manager of this theatre. It is more than ten years since this gentleman first made his appearance at Drury Lane, and, during the whole of that period, with the exception of the short time of his absence in America, he has always held ...

... Garrick to Macready, our best thanks, for the itetiectuat enjoyments afforded us by her ?? servants, at the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane. Who would write for the stage, or act on it, either, to bear his name coupled with the eminent artistes of the Royal Theatre ...