... Roving Commissioner to the staff of the paper.-Mr. E. L. Blanchard is engaged to write Mr. Chatterton's pantomime opening for Drury Lane; Mr. Halliday will write the Christmas burlesque for the Adelphi, and Mr. Burnand will supply the Haymarket and the Strand ...

... appreciating more highly the Infant Pheno- menon, Master Betty, though even to him they were faithless at last. The Royal, like Drury Lane, has had its O.P. Riots, bat by far the most startling event in its history was the death of MAr. John Palmer, in August ...

... be paid off. THIE ACTORS' BENEVOLENT FUND. The first Actors' Benevolent Fund matinde will take place on Tuesday next at Drury Lane Theatre, when most of the leading actors and actresses Ia London will appear in selections from well-known plays. Mr. Irving ...

... years Miss Eva Ross-Church was well known ' :h theatrical and musical life, but since her marriage to Mr. Victor Stevens, S. Drury-lane Theatre; she had practically retired from the profession. SAVINGS OF THIE MASSES IN ZANADA.-The returns of the postal savings ...

... with the new luminant, probably the lighting of the four-mile radius with a huge illuminated advertisement from the top of Drury Lane. The utility of Lucigen for outdoor purposes may be gauged by its victories. Besides being used for lighting many large ...

... the Crystal Palace and else- where, as far back as 1872, and who also took part in Herr Franke's season of German opera at Drury Lane ten years later. The deceased, who was a daughter of the well-known German singer, Herr Leutner, was born at Vienna in 1839 ...

... to take a practical form-that a benefit perform- ance for Mrs. Blanchard should be given shortly, in all likelihood at Drury. lane, with which the deceased author was so long and intimately associated. BARNUM'S FAREWELL. Mr. Barnum gave his last performance ...

... TO.NIGHT'S ENTERTAINMENTS. DRURY LANE, the National Theatre. AUGUSTUS HARRIS, Sole Lessee and Manager. -vl FyVNING at 7.Z0, A MIILLION OF MONEY. Messrs. Charles Warner, Harry 1jnl r Iebe, Standing, Charles Glenney, Allen Beaumont, Mark Quinton, Guy Stanton ...

... theatres is only 65,859-or less than half. Drury Lane is not, it seems, the largest theatre, as is usually sup- posed. The Britannia is seated for 3 450, Astley's for 3,410, and the Standard for 2,800. Drury Lane accommodates only 2,500, the Elephant and ...

... --Conuedv-` Sowingo the Wind, 2.30. Court--rhe Other Fellow, ?? Criterion-lLa TMascotte, 2.30. Daly's- T1he Last Word , 2. Drury Lane- A Life ot Pleasure, 1,30. Globe- Chaley S Ailnt,' 3. 1-laymarket- rhe Teninter, 2. Lyric- Little Christopher Columbus ...

... Frederick Yates as Biddy Nutts, a low-comedy part, in A Dream at Sea, in 1836, and other similar r6les. She went thence to Drury Lane in 1839, where, under Macready, she played Beatrice in Much Ado, and found she had a talent for the interpreta- tion of ...

... the neighbourhood for more years. than I care to connt, aisd can recall the days when the present asphalted playground ill Drury-lane, and the graveyard between that thoroughfare anid Catherine-street existed in a coeval conditioii of neglect. The latter ...