... IL GLADIA TORIE. II. GLADAToRE, produced at Drury Lane Theatre for the sake of Signor Salvini's impersonation of the hero Niger, is an Italian version of a French tragedy by M. Alexandre Soumet and his daughter, Mdmce. Daltenheim, first presented ...

... the second concert Mr. Macfarren's May Day is to ,be perfonned. Besides concert-rooms and a theatre nearly as large as Drury Lane, the new Palace includes among its appurtenances a circus, with seats for three thousand persons, which is to be placed ...

... dispute the absolute truth of this proposition. But while Mr. G) e mighit think the proper theatre for 'rannhruser was Drury Lane, Mr. Mlalileson would probably be in favour of its being pro- duced at Covent Garden; and, as a matter of fact, Herr Wagner ...

... s now broken by grief into a pathetic wail, now moved by passion to e exclamations almost of delirium, awakens echoes in Drury Lane that h have been mute for more than twenty years. Signor Salvini, of course, j labours under the disadvantage of speaking ...

... 'T1E1 THIIEAT'RES. Mr. F. B. Chatterton writes to the Times to explain that a performance which he allowed to take place at Drury Lane Theatre on Wednesday was for a charitable purpose, and that it was distinctly understood that nothing in the nature of a ...

... is found acting on the same equity, and in terms worth noting. On application from the shareholders of the Cockpit in Drury- lane, the Chamberlain gave solemn notice to other companies not to repre- sent certain plays, twenty-four in number, which did ...

... and Trade Routes betsveen Tibet and Bengal, by Mr. C. R. Markham. lvIdlle. Anna de Belocca makes her first appearance at Drury Lane to- mn-orrow night. Before leaving Paris Mdlle. de Belocca had an interview with the (Grard Duchess Marie, who congratulated ...

... appearance as a boy at Sadler's Wells about fifty years ago in drama of Paul Jones. He was clown in the pantomime at Drury Lane Theatre for eleven successive seasons, and took his farewellof thene Onat 25th of November, 1871sar benefit On the ...

... Chatterton v. Belmore, in which an application was made by Mr. Josept Beaumont on behalf of Mr. F. Chatterton, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre the Adelphi, and other theatres, to restrain Mr. George Belmore, the comedian' from performing until March next ...

... 'Tiibct, and Trade Routes ?? Tibet and Bengal, by Mr. C. R. Markham. AMlI]e. Arna dol Pelocca makes her first appearance at Drury Lane to- nrocn icsv mlit. Iefore leaving Paris MIdllc. do Belocca had an interview with tl (,hei.rd l)urcl.ess Malie, Ilho c ...

... held wrong on a minor point. This, however, is what has happened to Mr. Dauney. He brought an action against the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre to establish the right of admission for free renters to all the usual audi- ence part of the theatre, he ...

... often so natural that we do not at all wonder that Sheridan pressed the author to wvrite a comedy for him to bring out at Drury Lane. When she was l siting of the flolborn beau and the silversmith's family of Snow-hill, she was as miuch painting characters ...