... vandalism could be prevented. There has been a tempest in a teapot about the play of Formosa, now being represented at Drury Lane, certain of the critics having spoken of the piece as one of an im- moral tendency. Perhaps the worst that can be brought ...

... has been bad, but the larger houses have no reason to stoop to such things, for it is said that one day's performances at Drury Lane brought nearly £1000 into the treasury. I see that the Manchester Statistical Society has bean calling attention to the ...

... been members of the great unknown, but the other day, no less a notable than Mr. Blanchard, of the Daily Tcleraeph, and of Drury Lane and the other theatres at Uhristmas time, gave his experience. Un- fortunately, the testimony hals, like that unfortunate ...

... unausna erable, and that a reversal ef our policy would be aeiational calamity. Tus TREATRr ROY.U.-Mr. Leraine, from the Drury Lane Theatre, who has been performing as the principal actor in Macbeth, Ingomar, Othello, T'he Stranger, I Hamlet ...

... Evening Edition. I Mrs. Howard Paul will appear to-night in the zha,_te of Lady Macbeth sad 11ecate, at the Drury-lane Theatretm At ?? a farmer has been sentenced to twenty. ore days' ?? for selling a quantity of beef et orh anfood. The other day, Mr ...

... have been brought to bear upon them. The pantomimes continue to attract large audiences. The returns at Covent Garden and Drury-lane theatres I are upwards of three thousand pounds per week each, There was a meeting of the proprietors of the London theatres ...

... terms of high; ?? is a oing the rounds to the effect that Mr- Phelps, the great actor, and Mr. Chatterton, the manager of Drury-lane Theatr e, are at w ar. Mr. Phelps is at present performingat husold house, Sadler's Wells, D ?? Large enough {or M~iacboth's ...

... informed that instead of there being any disagree- ment between Mr. Phelps, the tragedian, and Mr. Chatter. ton), the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, a fresh agreement has been entered into by them, an increase of £500 a year having been made to Mr. Phel]ps's Salary ...

... purposes., An'night the beds were brought. down, I and the dloor was then formed almost into one large bed. We will god'own Drury-lane, if you please. There I was at time when it was a nice, breezy, fresh green-looking place, with gentle-men's gardens and ...