... some years back. How is this to be accounted for? I believe it is owing to li n e magnificent efforts of Covent Garden and Drury Lane. the form er th e scenery, and in the l atter t h e scenery and at the harlequin are got up with such elaboration, and other ...

... forthcoming new periodical, Little Dorrit, concerning which there is as much curiosity as there was a week ago about the new Drury Lane mummy. optical drama of Nictocris, now, alack, on its way to the tomb of its cousin Cheops, a fate exactly the reverse ...

... adaptation of Herves L'CEil Crese3,' and a new comedy. The production of Mr. Halliday's version of The Lady of the Lake, at Drury Lane Theatre, has been the dramatic event of the week in London. Its literary merits do not, however, appear to be very high ...

... night, sa y s : Much interest is felt m musical circles respecting production of Balie's posthumous work, The Talisman, at Drury Lane on Thursday next. This will be one of the greatest works which has ever been brought out in London, and with one of the ...

... ee o f the French excursion i sts are enga ged T 1 • 'D e ar rier at D us n - ane +vo represent the French stage. ethe Drury lane to a very e x t raor di nar y arra ngement. The xcursionists, in their stage dresses, take their seats of audience. All ...

... about to tall upon him en masse, electorally speaking, foremost in the number being the bright particular stars who made Drury. lane lately ring with ridicule of the Comic Old Gentleman, and some of whom nothing would satisfy short of his impeachment for ...

... O'Leary's trombone in his hand, Mr. Whiffles might have been observed woefully picking his way through the purlieus of [Drury Lane endeavouring to find the stage-entrance of the Royal Dash Theatre. Two or three sallow-faced gentlemen were smoking short ...

... point of the conversation. After remaining in his box until after the transformation scene, 'he worthy baronet proceeded to Drury-lane, where a scene fro m the ballet of the Revolt of the Harem was being represented. Crossing the stage, his ears again caught ...

... gushing penny-a-liner, or from the mouth of Mr. Augustus Harris, when addressing an army of twenty supers on the boards of Drury Lane. The papers notified in the programme of the forthcoming meeting of the Church Congress are not particularly interesting ...

... about to call upon him en masse, electorally speaking, foremost in the number being the bright particular stars who made Drury. lane lately ring with ridicule of the Comic Old Gentleman, and some of whom nothing would satisfy short of his impeachment for ...

... AMUSEMENTS. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean are now playing at Drury. lane, where their appearanco is nightly exciting the utmost enthusiasm from densely crowded houses. Mr. Barry Sullivan is at present fulfiling a most successful engagement at the Belfast ...

... about to call upon him en masse, electorally speaking, foremost in the number being the bright particular stars who made Drury. lane lately ring with ridicule of the Comic Old Gentleman, and some of whom no thi ng wou ld sat i s f y s h or t o f hi s i ...