... to a handsome testimonial fend is being raised for Mr blapleron,—that he is now making arrangements to produce opera at Drury Lane Theatre next sesson,— and that sabeeriptioss in aid of the employer, are promised. ...

... principal Artistic of the ANGLO-ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY. Ma AUGUSTUS. BRAIIAM. The celebrated Tenor. at the Theatots-leyaL Drury Lane and Covent Garden; FLORENCE LANCIA, The greatest English Prima Donna of the day; Moto ANNIE LENO, favourite Contraltn, from ...

... wife—Violetta—may be seen any day or night on the finger of— P. T. Smith ! ! !—well may one wonder—of Drury Lane Theatre. Dunn, who had been secretary at Drury Lane, almost, if not shoe.. ther, since Garrick's time, had Violates Garrick's riog presented to him ...

... stall at Drury Lane, and could not be accommodated—and though seats no doubt change bands at big prices the management gains nothing by this, and does not sanction any sub-letting arrangement. But even at the ordinary prima, the sum that Drury Lane and the ...

... the production of Howard Glover's New and Highly summand Operetta of • ONCE TOO OFTEN, Is CNARACITIN, Produced recently at Drury Lane, and performed at the Crystal Palace and Sydenham, with such immense success, will he given, wipported by Blanche de Mary ...

... which re. ceived fatal injuries while being pot into a box at the Worcester Station. Mr Lcretres benefit representations at Drury Lane Theatre have been so successful that be has presented Mdlle. Piccolomini with a splendid brace. let, in token of his gratitude ...

... baying obtained the assistance of his friend Lord Molosiket man eves more setorlostily pro- lirobt himself, thy premeds. to Drury Lane, with the Intent/ea of carrying of esteem ea she quitted the theatre. Prom some she was not acting on this partieular eight; ...

... Disserite.—A sad just happened its the faintly of 1116111 named II •y, who with his lour children (hying at 15 King Sir, , Drury Lane, London), was Co.gaged u. wreaths for the Christmas panto. An extensive order was in hand foe the Floral Hall, Covent, Garden ...

... Irv* gives to 2.10 liherateil coovicte.l thieves. The slimier woo in the New is lireat Wyld street. owe wont port of the Drury lane locslity, .n.l wooing the visitors mere the Hon. Justice and Iles Denman. Mr Justice Watkui Williams. the Earl of File, ...

... could nut be properly rendered on a small stage; others were of an opposite opinion. Edmund Kean, who was then electrifying Drury Lane, with his usual sneer, implied that be did not care whether the theatre in which he playel was large or small; nor did be ...

... which MOM within a stone's throw of the theatres and opera, I found myself in the daytime, mirage dicta, In a stall at Drury Lane, the occasion was a benefit to Paul Bedford, who has got seedy, some way or ether. The bones was worth seeing, for it was ...

... the Fair City at that time the rose was not full blown, he was a young and rising actor. Fin- nears after he appeared In Drury Lane on 10th April, 1826. as Macbeth. After this time the life of Mr. wan en unfailing ran of histrionic success. There he took ...