... MISS FAUCIT AT DRURY LANE. Last season Miss Faucit appeared in the theatre to give ' us the advantage of comparison; this year she repeats the benefit, and we hope she will be good and thoughtful enough to do likewise next year, and the year after, and ...

... Opera in English will shortly be given at Drury Lane Theatre, with Mr. Benedict as conductor. Signor Mongini is said to be among the artists engaged by Mr. Mapleson for his Italian season. Luxugiant anp Ham.—Mrs. S. A. World’s Hair Restorer and Zylobalsamum ...

... Drury Lane Theatre.—Drury Lane Theatre has opened for the winter season, under the combined management of Mr. Edmund Falconer and Mr. F. B. Chatterton. The company comprises amongst others the names of Messrs. Walter Lacy, Ryder, Addison, Barrett, G. ...

... a leading tragedienne of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, who some time ago made such an impression in Dublin, will sustain the chief part of Lady Maud Chaloner, and Mr. Wilson Barrett, likewise of Drury Lane, will play the character-part Toby Toperley ...

... reputation as a tragedian. The programme for this evening embraces Hamlet, in which he achieved so brilliant a success at Drury Lane, London; selections from Romeo and Juliet, and Tobin's admired comedy of the Honeymoon. Miss Bessie King, who possesses ...

... as other matters. One of the great features of the next season at Drury Lane will be the revival of Cymbeline. The revival of that play was also one of the great features of the Drury Lane season a hundred years ago, which commenced in September, 1764. ...

... FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. London, Tuesday. Macbeth, successfully revived at Drury Lane Theatre, under the joint management of Messrs. Falconer and Chatterton, is said to give occupation nightly to 1,000 persons. Whether this be or be not a conventional ...

... Concert Rooms, Great Brunswick-street, prior his fa? I^ondon, where he enters upon an engagement for three years at the Drury Lane Theatre, The entertainment on the present occasion is given at the urgent request of many of Mr. King's friends, and we ...

... Saturday. She pleaded in excuse that she was large order for the dresses of the ‘Girls of the Period’ in the pantomime at Drury Lane; but it did not avail ber, she bad to pay 40s. Tue Hoveston Mueper.—A collier named Thomas Jones has been arrested at Brighouse ...

... ure at the Lyceum will be lock. Miss Bateman will return to the London stage in the autumn, and ap pear at the Haymarket. Drury Lane wi Il open sfter the opera season with a new drama by Mr Halliday, in which Mr Phelps will appear. ...

... the Faulconbridge of Charles an especial delight to the theatrical public Cooke’s Hubert admired. In 1318, Edmund Kean, at Drury Lane, made afew appearances ir King John, without achieving any great distinction however. In 1823 Mr. Macready played King John ...

... THE RECREATIONS OF A CARDINAL. On the authority of the theatrical correspondent of. the Journal, from the piazza of Drury Lane, we are enabled to mention that Cardinal Wiseman has again appeared among the playwrights. The Hidden Gem, the scarlet-buskined ...