... performers of which are well known as of high eomi- nence in their art. Mr. and Mrs. King, the leading teeor and soprano of' the Drury-lane Theatre, appeared for the se- cond tina last evening. They were supported by the well- knowin basso, Signor Borrani. The ...

... suited to the purpose that can be found in London. At present, we believe, the itntentioni is to give the entertainment in Drury-lane Theatre, where tables tauy lie laid for 1,100 or 1,200 perams. The Reform Club banquet will necessarily be confined to the ...

... which fact printed nouncement was made. She was advertised to appear Monday evening. . MRS. GLOVoE's FARiEWVELL BENeFITT-Drury-lane ti g tre was crammed to the ceiling on Friday night, on the casion of the farewell bentefit of Mrs. Glover. The eateret ...

... etress) the suit of WL. Glover was successful, and on oarch 20th, 1800, she was united to him. By act engage- sri:nt at Drury-lane s he aided the genius of Edmund Kean, lid perforated an exiteinded series of characters. At length, alter a vsuth of honour ...

... genius, from out the dark shadow cast Around him by his father's greatness, till his me- morable triumph in Haimlet, at Drury-lane Theatre, in 1838, tlwhich at once, in the opinion of the press 'and of the public, placed him in the highest ranks of his ...

... original works at the Grand Opera' and the Opera Comique in Paris, at her Ma- jesty's Theatre in London, and at Drury-lane, when Drury- lane was a musical theatre of importance, should now be compelled to seek a refuge in a minor theatre. The performance ...

... press, from the Time downwards, on the occasion of Barretts debut in the character of the fat Knight on the boards of Drury-lane theatre. The Loudon journals, one and all, seemed to recognise with delight the appearance of an actor new to them, possessing ...

... Brooke will hi esapported by Miss Fanny Cathcart, Miss E. Arden, Mr. A. Youuge, Mr. F. Belton, and Mr. Rayner, all oi the Druri-lane Theatre. This will be, indeed, a ri6h dramtie 'treat-one wDblh, doubtles,, wil ba daiy appreciated by the playgoevi of RIOYAL ...

... Dublin audience were on this oceaslon also ?? Fanny Cathcart, Miss Eliza Arden, and Messrs. Belton, Younge, and nayner-from Drury- lane. Mr. Brooke, ou his first appearance, was warmly received, and immedliately the honse was hushed with expectation, until ...

... public, has effeoted several engagements with eminent artistes.- This evening the Misses Gunnis, favourite dancers from Drury- lane, make their first appearance, in a grand Ballet Dive? tisse- ment. aided by the corps de bealet, entitled the Set Npmphs' ...

... time this seaeon,of the traledy af Othello. Thepart of thejealous Moor was sustained by Mr. Mend, of the Theatre Itoyal, Drury-lane, who made his debut on the boards of our naiional theatre on that occasion, and whose reception by anumerous andl fashiona- ...

... 73, having been born on the day the Royal George was sunk. For the long term of 58 years Mr. Dunn had been associated ?? Drury-lane Theatre, having at 15 been placed by Mr. Sheridan, bis first friend, as assistant clerk in the office of the theatre, where ...