... faith or the enjoyment of the frequenter of Drury Lane liable to be interfered with by such storms now convulse the musical world. No question of the sinking of the dramatic pitch will ever arise at Drury Lane. Every tragedian at the ootset of his career ...

... open Efefat: commence at HaH-p»it Eight. It respectfully announced that complimentary adm silone can glren. mHEATRB ROYAL, DRURY - LANE. Sola Lessee Manager, Mr. F. B. CHATTERTOX. OB SATURDAY nest. Jnly 81, will be represented, for tlie flrat time on atage ...

... will, I understand, not open till October ; but for the present interest is concentrated on Thursday night's production at Drury Lane. The moving sentiment of the play is as novel is venturesome ; but Mr. Boucicault so thoroughly understands playgoers that ...

... Poulett's lot—offered. 40 I The Lamb and Juryman, coupled. CHESTER CUP. 20 to lagst Palmer—taken. 20 1 Clemence—offered. Drury- lane Theatre.— The pantomime season having come (oa close, Ibe performances this week will be strictly legitimate, ** Macbeth ...

... (poaltlvely the laat night of the teaton), Grande Dneheiee.” Doore open at Eight: commence at Balf-paat Eight. meEATRE ROYAL, DRURY ■ LANE. Sola Laeeae and Manager, Mr. P.B.CHATTERTON SATURDAY neat, July 81, will represented, for the Oret time on any itwe, drama ...

... and splendidly produced, were served up to the critical world of London; then indeed, adds our sly and satirical monitor, Drury Lane showed its empty benches and Covent Garden went the wall. These were the palmy days. These were the Shakespeariaß times ...

... our coatemporariea respecting the morality of Mr. Dion Boucicauit’s new drama, Formosa,” now enjoying prosperous run at Drury Lane Theatre, seems to us to have been skilfully guided away from the only question which can fairly put in issue. How far the ...

... contradiction baa been giren the report that operatic performances will take during tbe season at Her Majesty’s Theatre. Drury Lane commence* tbe season with a eery attracllre bill. Tbe tong-promised romantic play, by Mr. Bernard, founded on Victor Hugo’s ...

... Hardly storm occurs that some of these lifeboats do not perform noble services iu saving shipwrecked crews. Great Fire Drury lane.— About three o’clrck this morning fire, attended with serious loss Sroperty, happened on the premises of Messrs. C. oaks ...

... put away (or good. It is said that Mr. Ohatterton has brought action for slander against Mr. Mark Nelson, the architect of Drury Lane Theatre, and that racy and amusing oaae is in store for us. So much the better, for the Law Court Records hare been singularly ...

... Grand Tmnrtonnaton Senna. Muraaer Hr. Edward Stirling: Dincto. air. w. at Box-ofiea open Inna Tan Elm dally. mHFATRE ROYAL, DRURY - LANE.— SATURDAY. *«»« -ti IWoodoa^W Thnao'doeh. tb.gr^d^otomlnnol^. At PI • o’clock. Mlnlalone. At PI” docl^‘„ llred infant ...

... pays back more than receives, the i estimated coat beiug £150,801. nod the repayment £160,000. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. “Othello” has supplanted “Macbeth” at Drury lane. The representation of this most difficult of Shakespeare’s tragedies was far from satisfactory ...