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... . mneger of Drury.lane Theatre, writes the followfng interesting letter to the Times inreFornosea:.-I do notwiahtointrudeon y the discussion ooncerning the moral effect of Mr. Boucicanle's new play, Formese. But, as manager of Drury-lane Theatre, I must ...
... field, if with some diminution of force. In Western London pantomimes have been this season produced only at Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and the Lyceum, unless we journey so far west or north-west as to include in our list the new Royal Alfred, late the Marylebone ...
... and did verify each of my facts over and over agaim I should observe that I am not a' dramatic oritic, and that I visited Drury Lane without a thought of adding to the correspon- dence to which Mr. Bouoicault's bold experiment has given rise. Indeed, I ...
... will allow me to state that the piece to which you evidently refer is the comedy entitled the Drummer, pro- -duced at Drury Lane in 17 I6. Here the personage who gives the title to this piece is an honest fellow, whose object in beating a drum and thus ...
... 1859. The fire broke out in the morning and com- pletely destroyed the building. It is stated that Mr. F. B. Chatterton, of Drury Lane, was the lessee of the building, but it was managed by Mr. E. C. Hale. ...
... Goodrick. hiRrc;R AND DISORDERLY.-Ja11e Haycock (25), prosti- tute, court, Drury Lane, was charged with being drunll snd disorderly, and with using ohscone language in Drury Lane. She was an old offender, and was committed for a monthb JUVENcLE TsstOEvs ...
... contemplation to devote Her Majesty's Theatre exclusively to the non-lyric drama. That there will be an Italian Opera at Drury Lane Theatre, under the direction of Mr George Wood, is, however, upon the best authority, beyond a ?? Xoal GCazette. * A writer ...
... A PAULI!ANNTARY PANTOMIME. During the Christmas season, the pantomimes at Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres have attracted immense multitudes to those houses. The press praised the brilliancy of the scenery, painted by Messrs. Beverley and Morgan ...
... continues in a very pre. carious state. Prince Arthur, attended by his suite, honoured the performances at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, by his Presence on Saturday evening. nmiletous invitations have been issued from the Duke of N orfolk to his tenants, and ...
... publishes a letter from Mr. F. B. Chat, terton, in which that gentleman says that, having been for seven years manager of Drury Lane Theatre, lie has for six years done his utmost to pro. vide the public with the legitimate drama. He has put his best ...
... heroine, is to go through her steps. The Orches!ra states that among the artists already engaged forthe Italian Operaat Drury Lane next season are MlAdlle. Chhristine -Nilsson, Mladlie. Illna di Murska, Mfome. Voipini, :l.dme. NI nabelli, Mcdmne. Sinico ...
... judge, to his utter amazement, as he had committed no offence to cause him to be so arraigned. MR. AND Miss BEssiE KrNo AT DRURY LANE. -The Times says- Mr. T. C. King, a gentleman who during the earlier days of Mr. Charles Kean's management of the Princess's ...