... shall have a chance of hearing Titiens in Medea,” “ Fidelio,” and Les Huguenots.” Mr. Wood, it is said, has secured for Drury Lane the services of three artistes no less renowned than Nilsson, Santley, Mongini of the Gye-Mapleson troupe of last year, ...

... spacious and elegant m the metropolis, and will accommodate about 6,000 persons. stage will be ten feet deeper than that of Drury Lane, and will be fitted with every modem and scientific appliance. Great care has been taken that uninterrupted view shall be ...

... (SATURDAY), THE OCTOROON. And Last Night of Dion Boucicault’s Great Drama. FORMOSA. Monday eewt, the Great Tragedian of Drury Lane and Holbora Theatres, MB. BARRY SULLIVAN, His First Appearance in Birmingham. ...

... Mr. James Rodgers, Immense Sueoess of Mr. MORGAN SMITH, the Coloured Tragedian ; and the Unrivalled VOKEB FAMILY, from Drury Lane Theatre. London. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), “RISING OF THE TIDE,” “BELLES OF THE KITCHEN,” “SARAH’S YOUNG MAN.” MONDAY and TUESDAY ...

... her successful Engagements in London, will appear with Mr. T.C. KING, the popular Tragedian, and Miss BESSIE KINO, from Drury Lane. FRIDAY, April 22nd, will be a Special Performance for the BENEFIT of Mrs. JAMES RODGERS. Box Office open from 11 till 8 ...

... most successful stay London. The company will include the well-known tragedian, Mr. T. C. King, and Miss Bessie King, from Drury Lane Theatre ; and the holiday-keepers have rich treat Srovided for them. At the Theatre Royal, on Monday, Ir. Henry Loraine ...

... On Tuesday night we had two important rentrees the Opera Houses, Lucca returning to us at Covent Garden, and Nilsson at Drury Lane. The first-named lady has been away from us two years, illness having (fortunately for the management, who were literally ...

... from a friend, per Lr. Russell. Death op Me. Haeey King. —The numerous friends of Mr. T. C. King, the eminent tragedian, of Drury Lane Theatre, will learn with regret that Harry, his youngest son—a youth who inherited much of his father’s love for and skill ...

... Prince of Wales, and now in his seventh year, has seen his first play. On Saturday afternoon he accompanied his parents to Drury Lane, to witness the theatrical entertainment which was then given for the benefit of the Dramatic College. Another proof that ...

... the most subtle performance of that character the btage. Mr. X. C. KING, the celebrated Tragedian of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, will (by kind permission of F. B. Esq.) appear Othello, and Miss BESBIE KING as Letdemova. The above Artistes, together ...

... but daily, and which the glorious weather made a truly Royal meeting. can but just note, too, the return of Nilsson the Drury Lane stage, after illness exceedingly severe, and give your readers what we know will be very unwelcome news, viz., that the ...

... NYMPHS OF THE DEEP DEEP SEA. New and Magnificent Scenery by Messrs. EDWIN DAT and JOHN WATSON; supported by Miss COVENBY, of Drury Lane Theatre. Miss FRANCES BROWN, fto., Ac. On MONDAY NEXT. September llth-Miag FLORENCE WBEGHITT. the celebrated Lady Tenor; ...