... Deuky Lane.—The truth is that the whole thin? is bygone and anachronistic. Drury Lane Theatre, with its enormous rent, its committee, its secretary— worthy old gentleman, but a kind of dramatic dodoits architect,its renters, and all the rest of ...

... ample exercise. Bankruptcy of Mr Chatterton of Drury Lane Theatre. —At the London Court of Bankruptcy yesterday, the case of Mr F. R. Chatterton, who is the lessee and manager of the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, and late of the Princess's and the Adelphi, ...

... himself of the respite to put his affairs in order. _ T Strike of tee Pantomimists at Drury .lane Theatre. strike of a peculiar nature occurred on Tuesday night the Drury Lane Theatre, London. Mr Chatterton, the lessee of the theatre, has not found the pantomime ...

... during the first season of Madame Vestris's management, and another at Drury Lane, under Mr Bunn, where he played Wormwood in the Lottery Ticket, and other comedy At Drury Lane produced Popping the Question, Oui Mary Ann, and other well known ...

... Frontera de Tabasco. A benefit has been organised on behalf of Mr E. L. Blanchard, the well-known writer, the author of all the Drury Lane Annuals, the pantomimes have been called, for nine-and-twenty years past. Wednesday afternoon, April 9, is the time fixed ...

... Shocking Death op a Little Girl.—On Friday night a little girl named Eliza Bryant, whose parents live in Hentler's Court, Drury Lane, was selling th# new dynamite pipe lights in Leicester Square, when, some means, quantity of the dynamite paper in her pockets ...

... rapid consumption removing from the world an actor whose decease will be widely regretted. He first appeared in London at Drury Lane on October 7, 1852, as Fathom, in the play of the Hunchbank, after some three years' provincial experience of the stage ...

... been in the regiment in the celebrated Balaclava charge. There are two sides of every question, and the sudden closing of Drury Lane .is exception to the general rule. The postscript of Mr Fred. Vokes's letter to the Era on Sunday is particularly apposite ...

... Glasgow is also enjoying a revival of thd national drama, ' Rob ! Roy. Let us hope, not over-elaborated. The lessee of Drury Lane Theatre has come to grief, and everybody says it is the theatrical white elephant. The loss of Her Majesty's Opera, which ...

... his eighty-fourth year on Saturday next, having been born on Oct. 25th, 1795. He made his first appearance as Laertes at Drury Lane, Wednesday, Oct. 1, 1828, Young playing Hamlet. Miss Fanny Kelly was the Ophelia, and Mr Benjamin Webster, who then played ...

... having robbed his master, Charles Partridge, of four five-pound notes, while they were driving in a cab from the City to Drury Lane. The prosecuter, in giving his evidence of the theft, stated that he was connected with an aquarium, and that he had recently ...

... For though his name's Winter, his actions are Summary. Sheridan once fell into a coal-cellar on his way home after supping Drury Lane, and his abuse of the vendor for not keeping a light the cellar door was warmly retorted by the man's wife. Confound it ...