... Lucia` that she made her debut and her first great impression in London; but that part has now been definitively adopted at Drury Lane by Mdlle. Nilsson. Mdile. Nilsson was one of the most charming Marthas; but she has given up the part of Martha to Mdme ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. SHAKSPEARE REARRANGED. To the EDITOR of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-Since I saw the spectacular play at Drury Lane, which you allowed me to describe in your columns, it has occurred to me that this admirable plan of rearrangement, in which ...

... children who occupy the stage win frequent applause. by the shrillness of their songs and the agility of their dancing. At. Drury Lane the pantomime is described as illustrative of old English.. Folk-lore and Nursery Legends, and bears the title of Jack ...

... A NEW JULIET. MISS ROSA KENNEY'S first appearance as Juliet at Drury Lane was a disappointment in at least one respect. Every one knew that she had never been on the stage, and had not been professionally taught. Every one, accordingly, was prepared to ...

... A NEW JULIET. iII Miss ROSA KENNEY'S first appearance as Juliet at Drury Lane was a disappointment in at least one respect. Every one knew that she had never been on the stage, and had not been professionally taught. Every *r. one, accordingly, was prepared ...

... this rectified form, Amphitryon n enjoyed a new popularity. In x826 Amphitryon was reduced to two acts, and presented at Drury Lane in order that La Porte, the French actor, might appear upon the English stage in the part of Sosia, but the performance ...

... public both by an Italian and by an English version; the former represented some seven years ago by Mr. Mapleson's company at Drury Lane, the latter produced last autumn at the Lyceum by Mr. Carl Rosa. It will be very interesting to see Mdlle. Albani in the ...

... else than a fedberry pie. I, in my turn, the other evening, went into Drury Lane Theatre to see a grand historical tragedy, and came away complaining that after all a modern Drury Lane tragedy is nothing else than an old Christmas pantomime. There was ...

... that Mdlle. Nilsson's nights at Drury Lane, like Mdme. Patti's at Covent Garden, have been profitable ones - and that if money has been lost, it has been on the off-nights, when at Covent Garden Mdme. Patti, at Drury Lane ]Mdlle. Nilsson, has not sung. ...

... Campbell for an injunction to restrain Mr. Chatterton, lessee and manager of Drury Lane Theatre, and Mr. Henry Spicer, dramatic writer, from producing the piece called Haska at Drury Lane Theatre to-day. According to the statement of Miss Campbell's counsel ...

... and says. But I much doubt whether the * Drury Lane general would not be easily wearied with watching his rival at Covent Garden, and whether the Covent Garden hero would not all asleep over a contest at Drury Lane. Permissive Bill men do not always care ...

... such as assembled to witness representations of the most touching dramas or the most sublime tragedy at Covent Garden or Drury Lane. The better to attract the public, printed challenges from one combatant to another were exhibited on the walls of houses ...