... oil the 21st instant, in his 6lst year, Charles Bannister Diddear, , Esq., late of the Thieatres Royal Covent Gardeii and Drury' Lane. In Calcutta, on the 6th September, from the effects of a fall,aged 20, George Henry Dickson, Esq., Ensign, HM's 89th Regiment ...

... Beautiful Princess. It is written by Mbr. Byron, who has adhered to the mostimportant points of the original story. At Drury Lane, the Christmas piece is entitled Sinbad the Sailor; or, the Great Boc of the Diamond Valley, and the Seven Wonders of the ...

... LANEL. (raocl Oll SPECIAL CORIUOsPONDENT. t London, Monday Nigiht. The two principal London pantomimes respee-t tively at Drury Lane and the Adelphi were pro- I Idrceed this evening, Boxing Night. The two to- gether are said to have colt upwards of £025 ...

... November, and it was the same piece that was played at Drury Lane. The wit- R ness then identified a manuscript that was handedto him as W a copy of the manuscript of the piece that was played at Drury Lane and at Liverpool. day Cross-examined-Previous to the ...

... rather tedious. There is besides a certain want of cohesion, and the did- ferent scenes, which are almost as numerous as in a Drury Lane melodrama, seem to follow one another in a more or less haphazard sort of way. Notwithstanding, the piece is interesting ...

... Shakespere's time, Drury Lane appears to have been celebrated for the best productions of the second-rate orderof dramatists, a set of men who would have been first 'in any other age. We have little to say of the par- ticulars of Drury. Lane at this period ...

... suburban houses the work of preparation is just now at its busiest. In London proper, or at anyrate as to the West End, Drury Lane has the monopoly-a state of things which would tend to suggest that the' demand for pantomime on the part of the children ...

... prolific composer of church and other music. The projected repetition of Mascagni's Caval- leria Rusticana in English at Drury Lane for the final performance of the opera season last night -was ;vithdrawn, and owing to a family bereavement the house was ...

... his debut at Drury Lane to-morrow as Vir- gfinis. Miss Lydia Cowel iwill play Virg.ini, Air Barnes Appies Claudfis, Mr Ryder Dentaitus, Mr Augustu Harris Juiias, and Mrs Stirling Ser-ia, The World was played for the last time at Drury Lane last night ...

... which Mr Richard Mansfield won such great success in the United States. Bat the most important novelty will be Mr Hamilton's Drury Lane melodrama, which will ,be given in about three weeks' time. It will be upon the subject of the Spanish Armada, but as both ...

... hereditary. L Grand Dake of Saxe Meiningen, entre- preneur of the famous dramatic troupe which three or four years ago, at Drury Lane, almost revolutionised our stage Lmanagement of crowds. Prince Edward of, Saxe Weimar, an Indian Prince, the president of ...

... of Clarkson Stanfield, and in 1851. was appointed chief scenic artist at both ! Covent Garden and Drury Lane. He painted I. I for nearly every Drury Lane pantomime down a to last year, and many miles of his canvases are ' etored up in the theatre, from ...