... deserving institutions are to lose that charitable assistance so freely rendered through the medium of the musical festivals. Drury Lane is once more open with the “ligitimate.” Macbeth and Comm arc now upon the boardp, with Phelpsand M-.es Atkinson the leading ...

... attains uu , , position anywhere near the admirable Helen, of the disoluteiiess and ol his age hen , M ■as Atkinson is now the Drury Lane him nary, regret the solidity and barrenness of curly Hauo-j i .ml I nt-t-d h.r.ily say that she la no: comparable ve .i ...

... THE FOOTLIGHTS; or. Sketches Playboaae Bociety. The Heads by CiMHti— H. Buea ; the Tales by Warxbb Stshxb. 1 Private Box Drury Lane. The Balcony the Aoeiphi 3 The Sulla Her Majesty’s Theatre. 4 Tbs Gallery Convent Garden. 6 The Pit the Strand. fl tk« Bo*wt ...

... arriage, she drove through the streets with the same dreary feeling that she had felt when first he called her hie child . Drury Lane was soon reached, and the afternoon performance was j eat over. Great was the commotion when Leyton was announced, and many ...

... THE FOOTLIGHTS; or, Sketches of Playhouse Society. The Heads Cuahles H. Ross ; the Tales Warner Sterne. 1 A Private Bos Drury Lane. 2 The Btlcony at the Adelpbi. 3 The Stalls Her .Majesty's Theatre. 4 The Gallery Convent Gardco. The Pit the Strand. 6 ...

... Before the footlights; .>r, sketches Playhouse Society, The by Charles U. Roes ; the Talcs by Stekxb. 1 A Private Boa at Drury Lane. 2 The Btlcuoy the Adelphi. The Stalls Her Majesty’s Theatre. 4 The Gallery Convent Garden. The Pit at the Strand. 6 Behind ...

... THE FOOTLIGHTS; or. Sk ...

... of that State. Fifty four places in England have adopted the Publichoubo Closing Act of The (treat City to be produced at Drury Lane Theatre, liottdoii. written Andrew Halliday. A coloured man formerly President Lincoln's barber, has lately i>een appointed ...

... most solemn day in the Cbrisifan Calendar. then res will iu sw Easter week ; but, j wiih the exception of The Great City Drury Lane, new ••comedy-drama* of Mr there is no im' port ant change the Ne\l Saturday Her I Majo-i v i >j■cm-house ojH-ns. and the ...

... Charles K tax.—The-!Misstates that arrnugemeuta are being made for the parting performances and farewell of Mr Charles Kean, Drury Lane. Forty years ago. ere was out of teens, l ...

... always better tell miles from his own country. Tun Walks. —On Satnrday night, in the liddle of the overture the pantomine at Drury Lane mi r Theatre, the Prince and Princaas of Walea, accompanied l*j gantlemen attendant to the Court, entered one of the The ...

... has been excluded from giving her version of the transaction. Outbauk.—A dreadful outrage was committed in Charles Stn ...