... just ono hundred and fifty, the whole audience, and those probably admitted by On Saturday a steady rain set in, and botb Drury-lane and Covcnt'-gardeu were crammed from.pit to- sixpenny gallery. The managers have already taken Lord Cbsmberlaiu’s bint. ...

... to judge by the number theatres which have been burned down London since the commencement of the present century. Ia 1869 Drury-lane Theatre was destroyed by fire, following the example of Coventgarden Theatre, whteh met with like accident la 1808, aad ...

... gleaming blade No Barnwell to pollute your sacred shade!” In the prologue to Lillo’s tragedy, acted at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, by hi* Majesty’s servants, in 1731,” is openly stated that the tragedy is bamd upon this original ballad of “ George Barnwell ...

... stock farce, by no means familiar to the present generation of playgoers, entitled High Life Below Stairs,* produced at Drury Lane considerably over century ago. The principal characters receive satisfactory treatment from Miss Bufton, Miss A. Murray ...

... establishments.” Here is another piece of information from the apme paper: Mr. Augustus Harris teys that he has secured Drury Lane. He is the first in the field with this information.” .. Fight oh Board Ship. Before the Liverpool magistrates, five Arab ...

... and farce. On the opening night Messrs. Keegan and Kira gave selection from Poor Jo. Then followed a burietta, entitled Drury-lane and Park-lane, in which Uiases P. Goddard, M. Howes, Clara and Dot Mario, B. Osborne, Mr. W. West, B. Naroombe, and Miss ...

... simultaneously. The Entr'acte contradicts the statement that Mr. Beverley is paint the scenery for the forthcoming pantomime the Drury Lane Theatre. It is stated that Madame Nilrron is engaged for twelve performances in Spain, to be given during the wedding f ...

... eppoint.4l Mr. W. Draws Derby to be Secretary. £1.3,000 is the amount now stated to have bum 'Pent in preparing the prevent Drury Lane panto. MUM The wreck of the petroleum ship Ville de Calais. 'blob blew op at Calais recently, has been bought by on English ...

... imbue ;Hilary in the liuited Kingdom a copy of the catulogno of the Annetta ExhiLition recently held in the grand mama of Drury Lane Theatre s Loudon. The aristocratitt organ-grinder has again snide Lie al.r-sr..iioe in the .1 recta of Landon. With his ...

... tkinstanew cousideted her artificial, and too evidently a disci i de of Macteady, In Wit the ahcompledied hely reappeared at Drury Lane LS Lady Alacbothatte•altuu. stud Imogen. It was then thought by air. Mem; Morley mid other leading :attics that her voice ...

... seek his fortune. W hen she was sixteen she ran away, and she had kept herself ever fiance. She had been a chorus girl in Drury Lane pantomime of Puss in Boobs, and more recently she was on the stage at bristol. Six weeks ago, when she came from the ...

... country, and after a brilliant tour m the provincial, preparatiom were made kw the prOduction of with English text, at Drury Lane, 1874, when the death of Madame Pampa-Ross brought the enterprise to an abrupt termination. Mr. limahowever, subsequeutly ...