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... DRURY LANE. Mr. Alfred Mellon, one of the rising orchestral Conductors of the day, has taken possession of Drary-lane Theatre for a brief space, and proposes during the present week to give a series of vocal and instrumental concerts, which are at once ...
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... old Drury Lane greenroom that Baddeley's bequest of £L00., out ot the interest of which a cake, wine, and punch were to be partakcn of by the Drury Lane actors in their greenroom on every Twelfth Night for ever,' originated; but the old Drury Lane greenroom ...
... (optril at prurg yant DURING the present week the cheap performances of opera at Drury Lane have for the most part been devoted to repetitions ot works already heard this season, Pagliacci and Cavalleria Rusti- cana in one programme being given no fewer ...
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... DRURY LANE TREATRE. Last evening an entire change of performance was pro- duced at this theatre. The conuedy at .1 Gacoe of SpclOa- i on, in which Mr. Charles MatheWs, as ir. A151PfVO 1SOWekc, is recognised as so completely at hTome, opened the proceedings ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. ?? of Bedford remains adamantine, the days of the historic Drury Lane Theatre are certainly numbered. Drury Lane Theatre ! Drul l j nteresting and delightful associations that it would not haS so ] dthout many pangs of regret. The ...
... THE DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. JACK and the Beanstalk, which began at Drury Lane at half-past seven o'clock last night, had not concluded its opening scenes till past midnight, and the harlequiniade had yet to come when half the audience, weary of ...
... Payne, which held the stages of Drury Lane and Covent Garden at a period to which the deprecia. tors of the modern theatre are wont to look back with fond regret. Emboldened by this experience the management of Drury Lane have re-opsend the theatre with ...
... morning out-' 'aide Drury Lane theatre, where enthnsias- tic admirers of Miss Nellie Farren began to assemble before 11 o'clockthe previous night. IOne of the first to appear.was a woman who is employed in' the panto- mime at Drury- Lane. Thanks to the r ...
... DRURY LANE TREATRE. MR AuQUSrus HARRIS has actually aecompliehed the apparently imposaible task of eclipsing the pan- tomimes which year after year have been in turn pronounced uneurpaesable. It seemed almoet as if Aladdin had left his lamp behind him ...