... Yard, Drury Lane, and wine merchant, of Mildred’s Court, also acting as manager of the Strand Theatre, under the name of A. Swanborough. The adjudication was on the bankrupt’s own petition. His debts are stated at w£3,500. The trustees of Drury Lane Theatre ...

... this theatre oa Monday last, choosing the play of Eamlet” in which make his first appearance here since his return from Drury Lane. It is almost needless remark that his impersonation of the principal character was characterised by all the careful attention ...

... few nights' engagement here. is announced that Shakspeare's Henry the Fourth is preparation, and that Mr. H. Barratt, ot Drury Lane Theatre, has been specially engaged for Falstaff. ...

... Museum, a collection of MS. plays, or parts of plays, about 160 In number, which formerly constituted the theatrical chest of Drury Lane Theatre, while under the management of 1B. Brinsley Sheridan. Father Oskeley's History of the Tractarian Move. ment, which ...

... it is due, we add that the scenery is designed, painted, and arranged by Mr. James Eoberts, jun., of the Theatres Eoyal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden; the machinery and mechanical effects, by Mr. E, Smith; the costumes by Mr. May and Miss Eachel Dale; ...

... provides a one-legged clown for Its harlequlnade! Mr. B. T. Blanohard, who has for so many years written the pantomime of Drury Lane, has chosen Hop o' my Thumb, in which Master Percy Roselle, the beat and youngest modern Roselus, will appear. Miss ...

... PEOPLE’S SHAKSPEEE MEMOEIAL FUND. The recent performances at Drury Lane Theatre have been partially set apart to benefit this fund, and a distinct original address, by a known author, is being spoken each evening by a member of the company. Last Thursday ...

... and the Royal Itallan Opera with Helvellyn, and Love'e Ransom, which are English, but unfortunately do not draw. 8 Drury Lane Is again the home of the legitimate drama, and Phelps and Miss Helen Faucit draw crowded at houses when they perform Macbeth ...

... public no less than four several one legged dancers-viz ,Donato at Covent Garden, Capello at Her Ifajesty's, Pesoano at Drury Lane, and Donati at the Metropolitan, As it Is impossible for the Royal Academy to accommodate Mr. Gibson's works on the premises ...

... unusually elaborate. The famous onelegged dancer. Donato, appears in the harlequinade, for the first time in this country. Drury Lane Theatre, as usual, is supplied by Mr, E. L. Blanchard, who has treated the story of Hop o’ My Thumb and his Eleven Brothers” ...

... it is due, we add that the scenery is designed, painted, and arranged by Mr. James Roberts, jun., of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden; the machinery and mechanical effects, by Mr. R. Smith; the costumes, by Mr. May aud Miss Rachel Dale; ...

... British ifuseum collection MS. plays, or parts of plays, about ia number, which formerly constituted the theatrical chest ot Drury Lane Theatre, while under the management of This collection contains autographs or copies of several well-known pieces O'Kesfe ...