... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. Mrs. Bradshaw, formerly Miss MIaria Tree, the ar0o0ia plished actress and vocalist, whose performance of Clari created so slrong an exeitement in dramatic circles some thirty years ago, died at noon on the 17th. Mrs. Bradshaw ...

... traction at the City of London Theatre for some time, in the Shaksperian and high drama, and he is now assisted by Mr. Ryder. Drury Lane and Astley's are still in the hands of builders and decorators, and much money is being spent on both these houses in effecting ...

... on the joined tips of the wands of the two fairies who float below; is very noticeable. The pantomime proper is long at Drury Lane, and of course includes a kitchen scene and a hot poker. There is not much novelty or point in its tricks, but the old jokes ...

... house being filled to overflowing nightly. The -4t~ieenerrr speaks in very favorable terms of Mr. Swinbourne's Othello, at Drury Lane, last week. Br. Boucicault has already begun his alterations of Astley's, which is to take rank as the Theatre Royal, W ...

... Australia. HIo was :companied by Miss Avouia Joeos, nn importation from the Anstralian. staac, and by MIr R. Yoange, of the Drury Lane 'T'heatre. The first piece was an old- fashioned melodrama, in fiveacts, entitled, Love's Sacrifice. The story of the ...

... mental, are engaged. THE&T=OAL CHUI-CHAT. Mr. Boucicault ocens Drury Lane Theatre, on Monday week, with the 'Colleen Bawn, and other entertain- ments. Madame Celeste has been engaged for Drury Lane Theatre by Mr. Boncicault. Nestroy, a renowned dramatlo author ...

... THE THEATRICAL AND PURIAL EXAMINER.- DRURY LANE. At the Theatre Royal Drury Lane there has appeared a neat little operetta by Mr Howard Glover, in which there is a quatuor of Singers only. The tenor is Mr Reichardt, to whom we not only object as a foreigner ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, WESTRINSTER1 which has been open this week for a night or two before Christmas, as of Mr Falconer's revival of DRURY LANE, and of the Parisian wonders, Arthur and Bertrand, who appeared in an independent performance on Christmas eve at the A-DELPHI ...

... latter sang Maefarren's song from Robin eood, When Bacchus invented the bowl, and The Wanderer of Schubert. DRAMA. DRURY LANE. Last night, after a very long absence, during I which they have made a most successful tour Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean ...

... lady, but swo forgivcs her atid rids her of her perntciitor by killing hime. Another Eeason has jnst becin inaugurated at Drury lane, but nnder a very different managomcnt than Illtierto, alr. hlouodlault being now tilo director gonoret of affairs. OwiTng ...

... was hearty and frequent. THEATRICAL CHIT-C HAT, Her Majesty's Theatre will be reopened this year for the Exhibition. At Drury Lane Theatre there will also be Italian opera. The present pantomime season has been the moat pro- fltable for many years to ...

... e wbaeo perform ?? bp, witaeassd any day ia the 9Srceti cf ?? U Co warrant thest ?? tio On toe boards Of tt. Thuh Royal Drury Lane, is a problem we Caedo uad riot e solve. Saffice it to say, the perforinanee twt badly apiplauded, and ?? gave the utnost ...