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... ENGAGING DAY AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr. E. L. Blanchard, the well-known dramatic author, writes :—Much novelty is not to be expected before Christmas, when those holiday entertainments will be produced for which extensive preparations are now being ...
... The Secretary of Treasury has made a call of 10,000.000 dnia. in Twenty Bonds for redemption. Mr. Chatterton retires from Drury lane after next season. Camille Diaboia will join the Strand Company next sewn. Marion Terry will accompany Mr. Buckatone on ...
... pieces, or produce new ones of the same kind: The two best pantomimes of i - the season are, of course, at Covent ?? I b, and Drury Lane. Rivals in- every branch of I dramatic art-tragedy, comedy. and opera- those great houses have competed in the pro- o duction ...
... question was renewed. Vice C haiicellor Malins yesterday refused an ap- plication, made by Mr Chatterton, the lessee of Drury Lane, the Princess, and Adelplii theatres, to restrain Mr Jefferson from acting elsewhere than at tlie Princess's Theatre, or ...
... Firet appearance in Newport of the PLEON FAMILY, In their Original Comic and Vocal Entertainments. From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and many other important places in London. Acknowledged by the press to be the cleverest Troupe on the Music Hall Stage ...
... made his first appearance as Robin in the musical farce of The Waterman, in July, 1837. He joined Mr. W. J. Ham- mond at Drury-lane in the succeeding year, and was afterwards engaged by Mr. Macready for the same MtabliRhment. He was a great favourite at ...
... her wonted position at Drury-lane. Mdlle. Titiens' appearances were relied upon as one of the chief elements of success for the past season at Her Majesty's Theatre, Haymarket, upon Mr. Maple. son's removal there from Drury Lane, but a painful illness ...
... dissolved the injunction granted, last week, by Vice-Chancellor Bacon restraining the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre from performing Haska, at Drury Lane. The American House of Representatives has autboriped the acceptance of the statue of Liberty presented ...
... sort for • wedding notice—Fooloosp. roa Comous.—Oan a stable person be • man of .taw P TO • CHTl.D.—(Bcene A street near Drury -lane Theatre. Period.—A Fortnight before Christmas).—Benevolent lady meet, a small girl in deep grief and asks the caaae,—Small ...
... Government, because refusing furthee service. These sinecurists are about 3000 in number. Amy Robsart has replaced at Drury Lane Mr. Wills's drama of England in the Time of Charles the Second. This piece, first given at the same theatre in September ...
... the effect that arrangements are in progress to have a third Italian Opera Company in London next season, to be housed at Drury lane Theatre. The names of the leading artistes engaged in the undertaking are specified, but further confirmation of this strange ...
... We understand that next season Mr. Gye will, in addi- tion to his lesseeship of Covent Garden, undertake the direction of Drury Lane, having anticipated Mr. Mapleson in his offer for that theatre. This unexpected arrange- ment will have the effect of preventing ...