... Mb ACGU'TUS DRAHAM, The Celebrated Tenor, of the Theatres-,loyal Drury Lane and Oovent Garden; FLORENCE LANCIA, Acknowledged bv the Press to be the Greateat Prinm of the day; this young and lasc.n.t.np V.uj.ilist. From Teatro R- gio, Turin ; and whose ...

... of the Jlaymitrket would be about £ld,000; the rent of such building varies from to £4oof a-yeur. pays at the rate of for Drury Lane. Tho Haymarket was rented for many years at £4400 a-year, and it worth that amount now. The Princess’s was let to Mr Webster ...

... parks, the docks, the lions in the Tower, the jails, and the theatres. It was on the occasion of a visit to one of these, Drury Lane, or Covent Garden, on a night when the hones was graced by the presence of royalty, that, seated in front of • box with ...

... tragedian, starring it. His first appearance was Macbeth, the part which recently introduced him to a Loudon audience at Drury Lane. Since his appearance here last season ho Las considerably improved, and we now find an actor fast approaching the footsteps ...

... THE FOOTLIGHTS; or. Sk ...

... Before the footlights; .>r, sketches Playhouse Society, The by Charles U. Roes ; the Talcs by Stekxb. 1 A Private Boa at Drury Lane. 2 The Btlcuoy the Adelphi. The Stalls Her Majesty’s Theatre. 4 The Gallery Convent Garden. The Pit at the Strand. 6 Behind ...

... THE FOOTLIGHTS; or, Sketches of Playhouse Society. The Heads Cuahles H. Ross ; the Tales Warner Sterne. 1 A Private Bos Drury Lane. 2 The Btlcony at the Adelpbi. 3 The Stalls Her .Majesty's Theatre. 4 The Gallery Convent Gardco. The Pit the Strand. 6 ...

... bring ruin the projectors. • the way, the rents of our theatres arc enormous. That the Haymarket is nearly iMpaW a-year; of Drury Lane, the Princeas's is sub-let at £ t,IOJ; the Adelphi is and the Lyceum, £4 oyo. ot Her M .jesty’s and of Covcnt Garden, which ...

... arriage, she drove through the streets with the same dreary feeling that she had felt when first he called her hie child . Drury Lane was soon reached, and the afternoon performance was j eat over. Great was the commotion when Leyton was announced, and many ...

... deserving institutions are to lose that charitable assistance so freely rendered through the medium of the musical festivals. Drury Lane is once more open with the “ligitimate.” Macbeth and Comm arc now upon the boardp, with Phelpsand M-.es Atkinson the leading ...

... amusements in general, are they not written in the ample folds of the daily press But the novelties for Easter were very few. Drury Lane was alone great in originality. I’en at the Adwdnhi and One Tree Hill at the Strand, give us a little that is really new; ...

... THE FOOTLIGHTS; or. Sketches Playboaae Bociety. The Heads by CiMHti— H. Buea ; the Tales by Warxbb Stshxb. 1 Private Box Drury Lane. The Balcony the Aoeiphi 3 The Sulla Her Majesty’s Theatre. 4 Tbs Gallery Convent Garden. 6 The Pit the Strand. fl tk« Bo*wt ...