... been so successful in the amusing comedy, will play it in all the large towns. MR ARTiUrR COLLINS and his co-directors at Drury- lane are the pioneers in the application of electric power for moving scenery, inasmuch as the Theatre Royal will be the first ...

... of polished oak. The orchestra, raised on a portion of the stage, had a refreshment buffet at back, after the manner of Drury- lane and Covent-garden, in the days of Jullien. Surrounding this dancing space and promenade were placed several tiers of seats ...

... DRURY-LANE LODGE. On Monday a brilliant company assembled at the Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen-street, to assist at the. consecration of a new masonic lodge, called the Drury- lane, and intended for masons interested in literature and the drama. At the ...

... Portico, Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. TO TUlE EDITOR OF TilE ERA. Sr The late storm on the 11th of July, which did such i1nury to illsall buildinl i alu laround tl Mettoiolis, did not spare the plortico Of ile 'TLheatre Royal, Drury-lane. The question of its ...

... to Edgar Pitt Nunn. Green Man; Bedford-street, to Mary Ann Wright, widow of William Wright the late occupier. Harlequin, Drury lane, George Griffiths to John Holmes Greavee, Red Lion, Cross-lane, James Caine to James Tinner. ST. CLEMENT DANES. -Blue Anchor ...

... elson and Charles Longden- Pavilion. 3. Der Wildschith-, comic opera, in three acts. by AlbertLortzing (lGermanseason)--Drury-lane. 4. Sam'lofPosev, comedy-drama, infouracts, by George H. Jessop-Uaiety. 6. Day Dreamn.s, play, in one act, by Herbert Swears ...

... to enter the pulpit, hut circumstances induced him to enter the Dramatic Profession as an actor under David Garrick1 at Drury- lane Theatre, and in the course of time this gentleman-the grandfaithler of Mrs Stoker-became the greatest Naval Poet England ...

... the bill before me as I write, but it does not contain the author's name- entitled Plighted Troth, and was produced at Drury- lane, under the management of Macreadr, on the even- ing of April 20th, 1842. Lady Martin's father, John Faucit Saville, was ...

... obedient servant, sJsaES ANDERSON, Late Lessee of the Theatre Royal, Drury lane. Garrick Club, October 11th, '1851. MR. NELsoN LEE is secured to produce the pan- tomimes- at Drury-lane, Olympic, and Marylebone, besides several provincial theatres. 'IFUND ...

... his efforts towards wrecking the Palace Companiy. Sir Augustus Harris, of The Elms, Avenue-road, Regent's-park, lessee of Drury-lane and Covent-gardemi Theatres, deposed:-I am the managing-director of the Palace Theatre, Limited. From time to time I have ...

... repetition Iist uigh t was viewed by many wvith great interest. The spleiidol siltc ss ailieived by Mi Barry Sullivan at Drury. lane as Richard the Tliil sore short fline siice has necessarily made the present eiuiagsmout of 'ooniisleroalle local isiportance ...

... efficiency, and last Saturday evening he provided a charming work for his patrons at Drury. lane In the Mipsgon of Ambroise Thomas. This was originally brought out at Drury-lane, July 5th, 1870, in an Italian version, and has, of course, been many times performed ...