... Siddono, We learn from the London musical papers that the fhmous Polka IMazurka by Dewdrop.. 6s being played nightly at Drury Lane Theatre with great effeot and loudly applauded. MALns PoB AusTrALiA.-The next mails for Australia will be despatched from ...

... This, as usual, will be-produced on Christmas Eve. Its title is Number Nip.' It is en. adaptation by Mr. Neebe, from the Drury Lane Pantomime of Mr' E - L. Blanchard. The-second performance will be a morning one on Monday nest. E - l The treasurer of the ...

... Lovingtone. Iand I'Comethup as a Flower' have been lang placed fadex expurdaloriage-and you never went to ese1 Formosa. at Drury Lane. But other heads of families th are' not so careful, and the nursemaid, You see, had not the o advantage of your. advice ...

... joint-stock company now being formed. The theatre will, it is said, seat 3,000 ' it perssne, and the stage will be larger than Drury Lane. A nd covered facade in front of the house is also contemplated, calculated to shelter 1,000 people, if need be, from the ...

... at Hele's School. We hear from good authority that the Waltzes enti- tled the H aidge, by Dewdrop, are to be played at Drury- lane Theatre, London, in the forthcoming Pantomime. These waltzes will be played by Miss Ross at her Piano- forte Recital on ...

... announced laet we&k is Number Nip, or Harlequin and the Gnome Kying of the G}iant Mountains. It was written originally for Drury-lane Theatre, by Mr. E. L. Blanchard, one of the best of our writers of burlesque, end had a most successful season. Mr. Neebe ...

... 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 doubt. And talking about ...

... Moralists in Printing-hoose-square and Bouverie-street are discussing the decency of the piece, the Author and the Manager of Drury-lane are quietly congratulating them- selves over a full exchequer upon the splendid hit they have made, hunting through the ...

... pewter pot. Tile more difficult the music the larger the t1 quantity; and the odd anecdotes related of her by Bumnt, sv the Drury-lane Thea;tre lessee, that she could never deli' pm neats the thirst of the desert scene in Balfe's 'Maid of pt Artois,' except ...

... besand to I ?? Neiv York. HIItnNt Folt ?? PANT07a1IMOE.-Wednesday being thle hiring .,day fur the pintontmime tands wanted at Drury-lane Theatre, I RselsreCoYvent-garden, London, was blocked with a most a exttordinary crowil. Tuvo sanlieinen, asisolted by a ...