... pictures by submitting them to the vapour cf alcohol has, it is said, been perfected by Herr Pettenkoffer, a German ,Ravanst. Drury Lane Is announced to open on the 24th Sep. ttmber, and we (Athencum) believe that Shakespeare's Cymbeline w~i then be produced ...

... public no less than four several one legged dancers-viz ,Donato at Covent Garden, Capello at Her Ifajesty's, Pesoano at Drury Lane, and Donati at the Metropolitan, As it Is impossible for the Royal Academy to accommodate Mr. Gibson's works on the premises ...

... )Mr. Geer-h~ Eanisford attended to thle lightfing; eliot all thle cci;- mechanins lies been constructed ay )In-. J. Lasi. Drury Lane ; andi thatr the scenery (writh ae xieo':epocnj and the decorations are Cthe work of Mr.. C.Sothcc the Grecian Theatre. ...

... fortunately a neighbour allowed hlm to practise on her own piano, and the youth was as happy as a king. During his career at Drury Lane he was too much of a boy to appreciate all the great men he had seen, when Charles Dibdin, Dr. Kitchener, and a score of ...

... good deal of London life as it then existed, and to gratify his admiration for theatricals by frequent at- tenidance at Drury Lane when Garrick was delighting the critics of the metropolis. He was likewise introduced to the great statesmen of his time ...

... ale-hounes,' -such as Horace Walpole saw it-were dangerous snares . To Soho, to Mrs. Cornely's, he wont later, He was seen at Drury Lane, where Garrick had given him a box, and Mr. Cradock, the fashionable amateur, author, and aroor, was in the habit of meeting ...

... part are criticised and compared. The old playgoers were never tired comparing the great actors the same play. They went Drury Lane one night to see one actor's Othello, to the Garden the next to see his rival in the same part. Every playgoer could give ...

... which the proprictor of this IlII has provided for the n Wlhitsuntide Holidays is the ballet by Mr. Charles Lauri, i of Drury Lane Theatre, who has not appeared before a a Birmingham audience for eight years past. This little o comic interlude, styled ...

... over which Beck- ford displayed a degree of coolness equalled only by Sheridan's enquiry when he sat in a tavern while Drury Lane was burning, whether he could'nt have a glass of wine quietly by his own fireside i Mr. Murray, the pub- lisher, contributes ...

... Policeman, Mr. Walton Scott. The scenery was designed, painted, and arranged by Mr. James Roberts, jun,, of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden; the flowers, supplied by Mr. J. Wall, of the Theatre Royal Drury Lano; the perfumes, by Mr. E, Thmnmel; ...

... blapleson, her Majesty's Theatre; the Opera com. pany, Covent Gairden Theatre; Mtessra Falconer and Chat. terton, Theatre Royal, Drury.Lane; M. Fechter, Theatre 'oyM Lyceum; M1r. Webster, Theitre Royal Adelph(; MIr., Buctone, Theaztre Royal Haymarket; Mr. H T ...