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... 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 ...
... road- Patrick Bu.kley, 1 Baker’s Court. East street, Maiylabuno. Charles Denney, 2 Wylde Court. Drury lane. Jonn Mahoney, 22 Great Wylde atreet, Drury lane. Michael Doamond, 2 CVtie street, Fulwood'a Rants, Ilolbora. Daniel Healy, street, Blgewaro road ...
... Fittings, Beams. Scaler, and Sets of Weights. &C. npi Sold Auct ion. on the Premim, N* .42 1. STKPIIKN-STUKET, Corner of Drury lane, THIS DAY (Friday). November, by directions the present owner. Mr. Mark Doyle, who. owing to hl ...
... THE EASTER PIECES IN LONDON. The preparations for the Easter pieces the various London theatres are now far advanced. At Drury lane the leading attraction will an elaborate revival of Stiakspearo’s Henry the Fourthwith Mr. Phelps In the character of Falstaff ...
... reopens In November. 11arentine's mortal remains arrive/ hareems time Agnes. They are to be %vied with great solemnity. Drury Lane is announced to open on the 24 th of September, and we benne Mai Sbakepeanee Cymbebus Will be Oben produced, witit Wee ...
... English stage, has paid the best homage that could be rendered our national poet. In the serried •rowds which have occupied Drury Lane, the far-sighted manager has bad his reward. But tbeae compact audiences are evidences of higher success than this. Consisting ...
... 1839 the Hon. Henry Fitzroy. He died in 1859, and left issue only daughter. The number of persens engaged upon or about the Drury Lane Theatre establishment —including the company, orchestra, scenic artists, ballet, stage carpenters, property men, supernumeraries ...
... engagements, with the view of having the drams brought out I. the most complete manner. Ulm Roe. Lactate. of the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, Is a decided so ...
... (of the Lyceum Theatre); Mr. George Spencer (of the Theatre Royal, Dmry-lane) ; Mr. H. Sinclair, of the Theatre Royal, Drury •lane). To be preceded by the Celebrated Panoramic and Dloramie Views of the LAKES OF KILLARNEY—PaIntod hy Mr. from Sketches taken ...
... very highly spoken of French critics —one a copy of Greuze’s Broken Jar,” the other a portrait Madame Victoria Lafonlaine. Drury Lane will re-open under the management oi Messrs. Falconer and Chatterton on the 24th of September, when Mr, Phelps will re appear ...
... Bologna The name* of auhvcrlbere will printed 1» all the papara Italr —Leltii /■ten Jftlaw The new season the Theatre Uoyai, Drury lane, will begin the ]4th, under the management of Metara Falconer and Chattertoo, who have aecured for the eeaaon Mr Phelps ...