... combination of Musical Celebrities will 'aar- HAJGEDYER, Prima Donna, from the Grand Knglieb, Opor C0omrany, Tneatre Royal. Drury Lane, as LmosNoKA. N BidMA Hi'YWOOD, Contralto, from her Majesty's Thesatre, DruryL aae, and Covent Garden. as AzuVsceA Mr. B31OO3W ...

... long-announced and most extensivelyplacarded sensation drama—Bonnie Dundee, or the Gathering of the Clans, was produced at Drury Lane; or to quote accurately, A new and original, historically and lyrically-su>:gested, pictorial and spectacular drama, written ...

... opera, which promises to be a great favourite, founded on the popular drama of The Duke's Motto. During the performance Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday night a married woman, seated in the pit, gave birth child. may be imagined, this unexpected occurrence ...

... sys--Mr. Atkins (the Sir Gu ddbert de IllontfaIclcovr), alot first appearance at this house, though favourably kihown on the Drury Lane boards, and who displayod a vein of broad humour, untinted by vulgarity, which secured for bim at once the marked approbation ...

... severe attack of paralysis of the brain. Mr. Charles Selby has been compelled to withdraw from his professional duties at Drury Lane, through being seized with dropsy and asthma. Mr. Clarke, of the Strand Theatre, is confined to his room through the effects ...

... the Puritan's Daughter and the ''Armourer of Nantes,** of a very rollicking description, and a new drama, two acts, at Drury Lane, by Frank Burnand, the author of Mokeanna in Punch, and of the Meterologic and Illogical Almanack in Pun, with tho re-opening ...

... as it would seem, has announced a theatrical performance (or, as he pleases to call itt a Grand hdlolnge Dramatique) at Drury Lane. ae a~nuowoeo that the Prince and Princess of Waies will be present; a fact about which we fear he will fiad himself conmpletely ...

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

... Christmas pantomimes, which open to-night, afford rich promises to the juveniles. Mr. E, L. Blanchard has founded that at Drury Lane upon the story of Sindbad, and Beverley is charged with the scenical surprises and transformations. Covent Garden (Royal ...

... effect to the various representations iu which Miss Glyn w;ill appear, Mr. Swiubourne, the tragedian, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and the Imperial Odeou Theatre, Paris, has also been engaged. Miss Glyn and Mr. Swiuhourne will both appear for the first ...

... inch has been some months active preparation, under the superintendence of MISS SARAH GUNNISS, The ®™ of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and paintedJby Mi^Edwiii^Jav an, '’Y 11 , ' ' , . designed THE MISSES LONDON CORPS DE Wow, «, admitted. Doors ope. telf ...

... service ''Jhich was several times repeated, to the great amusement of “hnost the entire village. Dr. Johnson went one night to Drury Lane Theatre to Garrick plav Macbeth. In one of the most interesting of the play, he and the wholecompany sat were interrupted ...