... and under the immediate patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, will be given shortly at the Drury lane Theatre. The programme will include parts of several plays, and the performers will number some sixty of the most talented ...

... Alfred Bunn was soundly lashed by the critics, who still cherished the traditions of high art, when he turned the stage of Drury lane into a wild beast show. If any such still survive the stranding of theatre in the shallows of quintessential absurdity and ...

... celebration to one day. Medals are offered by the Londoners for Sbakaperean poems, some of Sbakspere’s plays will be performed Drury-lane, and wirte Westminster Hall is proposed. The Stratford programme, with which believe, not only the people of the district ...

... from; nor, though suggestive of low comedy, we revert, even for a moment, to— ** The house* twain Of Covent Garden, or of Drury Lane yet Ibe etruclure we hieo in eiew (not we trust, reiidence), il great houie. and is riita in the contemplation of great ...

... London committee, be in favour of a great national theatre, almost sure in the metropolis be burned down eventually, as Drury Lane and Covent Garden, as well as numerous other minor theatres have been ; but we should rather (if any permanent object is ...

... should be happy to assist the committee case his services were not required in London at a Shakespearean performance io Drury lane Theatre, to take place on the ol April- On the 12th December the secretary replies it is not intended to have any dramatic ...

... detractors afterwards said that he did this with view hit own benefit, connection with the reproduction of the pageant at Drury Lane Theatre, of which he was manager. Such motive had possibly something do with the matter; but the great actor was unquestionably ...

... by Charles Lsmb Kenney, Esq.”—wboeser that gentleman may be—and is accompanied by printed playbill of the performances at Drury Lane on Easter Monday, in which Mr. Phelps set down for the part of ” Sir John FalstsfT Henry the Fourth. Die writer claims ...

... but was postponed till the Friday, and then abandoned. The procession and car, however, made its ajipoaranco in London, at Drury Lane Theatre, of which Garrick was the manager, and filled the house nightly for a lengthened period. Garrick's professional ...

... the air farther off than the Old Bailey. Ibid. Shakespeare and Science.—Once, when Mr. Buckstone was performing Lear, at Drury-lane, with Mr. Paul Bedford in the part of Edgar, on his delivery, iv his usually impressive style, of that sublime passage— ...

... fsrnltnre Vnneorioga—the eurftoe I .th workshop, and wte a trifle Mickey. ly Ckarla . . „ , Mad Btrok,—When Lord Byron room of Drury-lane oee**ooally whom guemed from hie name to b ...

... fifteen towns which send four day mails; and six which send five day mails. At the annual meeting of the proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre it appeared that the theatre was in an unusual state of prosperity, that the rent was punctually paid by the lessee ...