... pecuniosity. Disappointed would-be exhibitors at the Royaf Academy are having a fine oppor- tunity thrown open to them at Drury Lane Theatre by Mr. Arthur Collins. Mr. Collins's next drama will contain a scene representing a private view at the Academy ...

... is performing that most difficult of operas, Fidelio, again to-night. Mr. Barry Sullivan still acts Richard III. at Drury- lane; Dan'l Druce is having alobgrun at the Haymarket, Jane Shore keeps the beards at the Princess's; and Peril at the Prince ...

... Dlock was formed on its site; - ol Mount Quarry and M1ll now St. James' Wj Cemetery;- Old Drawbridge George's Dock; eat Drury Lane Theatre Door, 1840; Woodaide --a tS Ferry, 1814, when the right of ferrying psorn. - a 0 gers across the Mersey was ...

... for the prosecution; and Mr. W. EawiK s defa co the ?? Eadglly, a publican - of business, said that he reiided at 0No.t Drury 'Lane. On Tuesday afternoon, shortly aft,' three O'clock, he Was Passing along Backside, whea to saw the prisoner coming towards ...

... the last night but one of her singing in the Machester, previous to entering upon an engagement at the his Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; there is little doubt that she will prove a considerable attraction. to of Nelson, by Mr. Delavanti. Mr. Banks was quite ...

... oft£400, the property of ?? Nellie Warriner, an actress, who took a prominent part in the pantomime of Hampty Dumpty,' at Drury Lane Theatre, and also to stealing a purse and £13, the property of Charles Brandon. Mr. Hutton prosecuted. Miss Warriner, it ...

... the Tamar to play at the coronation of Queen Victoria. For ai considerable perio3 he was the prinei- pal violoncelliet at Drury Lane Theatre, and while there he arrote the song MAfeeting for Madamo Maalibran. Heleft England in 1859. with tho object of ...

... the stage manager to Mr. IBoucicault, at Drury-lane Theatre, was then exa- mined, and his evidence was to the effect that the drama played in America was identical with the one that was played at Drury-lane Theatre under the title of Jessie, or the ...

... that cair by the debtor was not to play in pantomime the ,m in the provinces, though I expect he played in the wrO ptomeat Drury Lane. If his salary depended eT upon-the suc11cess of a pantomime in the provinces, Pai ho might come short sometimes. ( Laughter ...

... recognises a few bronzed faces in one's walks, I but the shutters. are istill closed In our middle-class streets. Though Drury - lane 4 in opened its doors last night the autumnal ie season has not yet begun. This was evident enough this morning at the ...

... seems to be the great source of theatrical support the in in London. Besides the two great houses, Covent Garden WI ke and Drury Lane, it is also reigning supreme at the Surrey he ogand St. James's Theatres. eve er. Jullien has given upwards of 200 concerts ...

... te went up .to London from Canmbridge University bent on winning , 3 awerunder somewhaseemstnic coditions Heweillt I to Drury Lane Theatre, had an interview Nvith Mr. 3Augustus Hlsrris, and succeeded in borrowing from ,him a couple of sandwicls moss's ...