... duced the piece as arranged, and he had accord. f'ingly come to a secoan agreement with Mr t Chatterton, the lessee of Drury Lane, . ...

... principal pantomime is to be the one at Drury Lane, the lessee of which theatre is sa d to have given & fabulous sum to his brother lessee ef Her Majesty's to produce no panto- rime at all this year, Drury Lane engaging at the same time-at least this ...

... Clark and Mr Sothern, a testimonial benefit April 9, probably at Drury Lane Theatre. Mr Blanchard has been a dramatic critic for forty years, and for thirty yean he has written the Drury Lane pantomimes. Both Mr Blanchard and Scott come celebrated parentage ...

... Ionday Night, The new drama, TheSailorand his Lass, by ;Mr Robert Buchanan and Mr Augustus. Harris, was: produced at Drury Lane to-night before an 'audience of nearly 4000 people, and with every evidence of success. It would, indeed, have been etr ...

... for so many years acting manager at Drury Lane and theAdelphi, died at Ramsgate a few days ago, in his 70thI ylear. He was the husband of Miss Harriet Cboveney, who was for so many years a member of the Drury Lane Company, and he was the father of the ...

... THE NELLIE FARREN . BENEFIT; EXTRAORDINARY SCENES AT DRURY LANE. (FROMt Ot DRAMATIC CORRESPONDEIT.) London, Thursday Night. To the chronicler of our times who taktes up his task some fifty years hence the proceedings at the Nellie Farren benefit to-day ...

... written were the following:— Templeton bad jained a festive gathering in the Albemarle Hotel, after appearing in opera in Drury Lane one night in the early part of 1836, when Campbell, whe was one of the company, and beside whom he was seated, asked him ...

... I MUSIC AND THE DRAM.A, i THE NEW DRURY LANE DRAMA. (P303 ocx OWN costroENDL'CT.) London, Sunday Night. Drury Lane Theatre was reopened last night by Mr John Coleman, the veteran actor, journalist, and manager, and one of the late Sir Augustus Harris ...

... has gravely beea stated that m Mr Augustus Harris cannot recoup himself for ul hi, outlay at Drury Lane under eight weeks, an w tassertien which, as Drury Lane when full at w L pantomime time holds nearly £6000 per week, w is palpably absurd. A pantomime ...

... Patrick Campbell will appear in it. Mliss Calhoun, almost immediately after the production of Cheer, Boys, Cheer ! at Drury Lane was taken ill, and her place has therefore been occupied by ?? Sara de Groot, a young Irish actress of promise. Mliss Calhoun ...

... the subscribers to the Royal Italian Opera were also habitues of Drury Lane, they might in many a brilliant operatic spectacle recognise some of the beautiful scenes of past Drury Lane pantomimes and spectacles. The scenery and the bulk of the dresses ...

... of January, conducted by Sir Michael Costa. Rumours begin to be ripe as to the Italian Opera seasons at Covent Gardeniand Drury Lane Theatres, but little authentio informa. tion has transpired as to the introduc- tioa of new works, except ?? pos. thumnous ...