... draw at such a time. Thus, there has bees no change of programme anywhere, except in one instance, that is, in the case of Drury Lane, where Heir Ilandmann, profiting by his recent notoriety, and the existence of the cattle show, has attracted large, if ...

... Amphitheatre this week, Mr. Addison baa been playing Sir John Falstaff, a character in which obtained considerable reputation at Drury Lane Theatre. Sir john like Hamlet and Don Giovanni, can never be represented to please everybody thoroughly, and all we can ...

... has entered into arrangements (or the appearance of Mr. Daniel II indmenn in a series of six performanoee of Hamlet, at Drury Lane. The first performance is fired for Deeember 9. After some years of travelling with False Shame and other plays, Mr. H. ...

... another American actor’s version of Dickens character—Mr. Rowe’s Mioawber. The arrangements for the Haroourt benefit at Drury lane, on the Cth December, are now nearly complete. The programme is immense one, comprising about dozen different items, and ...

... GENERAL NOTES. The directors of Drury Lane Theatre have decided not to accept the oder of Mr. Chattertem. They have received no more favourable offer, but propose to hold out a little longer in the hope of an eligible tenant being forthcoming who will ...

... St. Augustin has been provided with electric apparatus. A proposition on foot for Mr. Chatterton to giro opera in English Drury Lane, and to commence the season very shortly with Weber’s Der Frieschiitz. As yet, however, decision has bean arrived at. Mdile ...

... Important Engagement for Limited Number Nights of the Celebrated Leading Actress Mi ...

... Mdllo. Beersmans. AH other thaatrical news is likewise the future. morrow night we are to have new sensitional drama at Drury lane, calleil The Wotld. We have already had Truth on the stage. Life and Society have been dramatised long ago. Vanity Fair ...

... famous operatic piece of the old time was Blue Beard, written by Cohn an the younger, the music by Michael Kelly, produced Drury Lane in 1801. In the first scene there was a grand procession Blue Beard’a army, which is first seen in the distance winding ...

... likely to even more than usually remarkable on account of the great exertions which are being made in the way of rivalry at Drury Lane and Covent Garden. Notwithstanding the secession to the other house of the Vokes’s, Mr. Beverley, and Mr. John Cormack, ...

... occasionally took part in English operatic performances. On Jilly 6th, 1872, Mr. and Mrs. Wigan took their leave of the stage at Drury Lane, but appeared at a benefit performance at the Gaiety as late as March, 1877. Mr. Wigan has appeared several times in Liverpool ...

... as having been told to him by Peter Garrick, of a LichMeld grocer, who hav* ing business in London, went one evening to Drury Lane, for Garrick, being Lichfield man, and the brother of a Lichfield magnate wus much talked of among the class to whom London ...