... to be told that it was devoted to the exhibition of a very low class of drama. When Mr. Macready ceased being Manager of Drury-lane Theatre, in 1843, many ladies and gentlemeh who bad been members of his company, were left without a stage on which their ...

... -On Friday evening week two Panto- mimic accidents occurred-one at Drury-lane Theatre and tie other at the Victoria Theatre, which fortunately, however, were not fatal. At Drury- lane, Uar Hoiels, the Clown, in firing a pistol at the Patitiloon, Mr Tanner ...

... declining age. Madatie Flexmore-Auriol will be remembered by the public as a graceful daneseesse at the Princess's and at Drury lane Theatres, and by the many who knew her in private life as a lady of many most estimable qualities. By these her untimely ...

... Brydges- street, Drury-lane, was charged on Tuesday at Bow-street Police. court, with obtaining money by false prt Vance, from SirE. LEhmere. Mr. H. Brandon, of Essex-street, attended to watch the case for Mr. E. T. Smith, Lessee of Drury-lane Theatre; and ...

... 0 5 0 D, (T. Rt., Drury-lnae) 0 6 0 Mr G. Brett (Brydgem-st., A. . BT. L ., Drury.lane) 0 2 a Covent-garden) . 0 O 10 6 ?? Mr John Nevilae(Lyeaurn) 0 i0 0 street, Drury-lane) ?? 0 5 0 J. Irving (T. B., Dublin) 0 2 6 MrJ.H.Csve(MlarYlobone) 0 10 6 W ...

... (Weston's) 0 10 6 FLB..0 10 G. D. (T. B,, Drury-lane) 0 5 0 P. B. (Strand) ?? 0 a A. B. (T. B, Drary.lane) 0 2 6 Misses A. and H. Coshnie JointShakspear,RUsselt MT. B., kanehesater) ?? 0 2 street, Drury-lane) . 0 0 Mr iikley ?? o 5 MrJ.H.Cave(ldarylebonn) ...

... Haymarket would be about 15,000; the rent-of such a'building varies from 3,500 to 44000 a-year. I pay at the rate of 7,800 for Drury-lane. The Haymarket was rented, I believe, for many years at 4,400 a-year, and is worth that amount now. The Princess's was let ...

... Tuesday week. Mr. Wilcox: Then I shall have to apply for leave to amend the bill to restrain the advertising of the opening of Drury-lane Theatre by Mr. Boucicault, and the production of The Cofeens Baown thereat until after this motion shall have been heard ...

... Elizabeth anl Sarah Gunniss, ably supported by the agile Mr. Cormack and an efficient Corps de Ballet from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane.-the lb ireworks were splendid, and created quite a fearore, at the conclusion of which the merry throng hastened to the ...

... Hall, with Mr. William Baverley's Scenery, and Mr. J. H. Tully's music, to give additional charms to the movements of the Drury-lane corps .of coryp bees. Mr. Cormack was more active, Mr. Tom Matthews more lunny, and the Misses Gunniss more graceful than ...

... therefore, cannot 'e produced efficiently with Mr. D. Grace as Salem Scudder. M 4. Mr. B. having another Theatre, viz., Drury-lane, at the same time being concerned with me at the Adelphi, gives Mr. B. no right under our agreement to neglect my interests ...

... es in as wide a range of characters as Garrick himself ever assumed, untlag. gitg popularity, increasing to a climax at Drury-lane within the present month, which could scarcely be surpassed, have certainly justified the brilliant honour whicn has been ...