... gorgeons show ns hnn been seen lit this h'>Uoe siihothe days of Mr. Augustus ITurris. Panto* mimes this year alto take place Drury Lane (ihe White Cat)* t|io. u (Robin Hoodj, (Vatentine and Orson), at on|i/, the 110 Park (Jack and the Beanstalk/, Siundard ...

... GENERAL NOTES. Amy Rohsart is iu active preparation at Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. Conquest has written now drama, entitled bound to Succeed. For Mr. Joh* Wood now play is beiug written Mr. George Leitch, are progressing in the mutter of etago decoration ...

... of the brush and bottle, at the bare mention of which the entire sex affects to shocked.— Figaro. Druky-lane Theatre.—The Drury.lane I roprietors held their anuu ,1 meeting at the huatro on Baturday, bat they did not appear all to trouble themselves concerning ...

... St. Augustin has been provided with electric apparatus. A proposition on foot for Mr. Chatterton to giro opera in English Drury Lane, and to commence the season very shortly with Weber’s Der Frieschiitz. As yet, however, decision has bean arrived at. Mdile ...

... famous operatic piece of the old time was Blue Beard, written by Cohn an the younger, the music by Michael Kelly, produced Drury Lane in 1801. In the first scene there was a grand procession Blue Beard’a army, which is first seen in the distance winding ...

... o,H, Thuraday Tho Crystal 3*alace paiitomims will be wr. te.t Mr. K, L. Biauchard, who also will write the White Cat for Drury Lane. The Rev. t. Poktek, J.—The Rev. Thomas Porter of the Society of Jesus, who “™° jea™ has rectot o.* St. Col), go, Bnliebury ...

... John's hat! In 1773 Smith had quarrelled with Colman, at Cevent Garden, and was in treaty with Garrick for engagement at Drury Lane; while contemplating the project then on foot for the establishment of a third theatre which might prize highly Mr. Smith’s ...

... Reade, will bo produced the Opera Comique September. Me. Beverley is hard at work sketching tho scenery the new drama for Drury Lane. Tho V. kes family aro appearing at the Thoatro Royal, Leicester. Mr. G. U. Chaplin has taken the Norwich theatre for tho ...

... Richardson’s show will also given, and in connection with the affair benefit will be given, by Mr. Chatterton's leave, at Drury Lane Theatre. In this many distinguished amateurs will take part. The whole should great success. —The Talking of the Vaudeville ...

... show that it is a very excellent play, is already, I hear, on its last legs, as I believe it will run only another week at Drury Lane, to be replaced the revival of the late Mr. Halliday’s Kenilworth. TOPICA. MERSEY DOCKS AND HARBOUR BOARD. The weekly meeting ...

... and jewels, by far surpassing anything ever produced before at this theatre. Again, with the Vokesos and tho L iuris at Drury Lane, tho Mortinottis at the Adolphi, and the Aubans ut the Gaiety, wo have eccentric dancing of tho most excellent kind, while ...

... roduowi the rale of discount to four per «., Conference is rtUl deUberating at Con- r )aw =1 it was Gaery. benefit at Drury Lane are of character that ce „t. stantinople, we may trust that there is yet a®“® . ; into elect the o'-er day. Thereisa chance ...