... 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 ...

... mjn has eight children and a baby in arms, ia it right to take his number ? I CRUELTY TO A CHILD.—Scene.-—A Street near Drury- lane Theatre. Period.-A, fortnight before Christmas.— iiSnevolent lady meets small girl in deep grief, and asks the cause. Small ...

... police- man has eight children and a baby in arms, is it right to take his number ? CRUELTY TO A CNILT).—Scene.—A Street near Drury- lane Theatre. Period.—A fortnight before Christmas. Benevolent lady meets small girl in deep grief, and aski the cause. Small ...

... discovered that he paid a nominal price for the talent thus placed at his disposal. The Vokeses now draw £130 weekly from the Drury-lane AY treasury during the pantomime season, and r~e when in America they made as much as t500 wel _ sarebl 11ik ehr Ide n AG ...

... i e LONDON, MONDAV. A SERMON- BY MR VOYSEY.—A RITUALISTIC DEMON- STR-,kTION. -SPIRITS AT IIATCILBf CHURCH.— VIVISECTION. DRURY LANE THEATRE. tfASKRLYNE AND COOKE. SWIS.S IXNKREPER8 AND TOURISTS. THE WE AT 11ER. — OTHEB PEOPLE S CHILDREY. Everything warns ...

... U* was exceedingly go«^ whois 3Uflferf^j Poor Mr. Compton, tba to have his ifrom cancer ,->nd has 5fr. Charted benefit at Drury Lane on Jiarc .i It is 'Mathews has >#b>»d to b9 followed by probable that The » _u{i Mr. Phelps The Merry Tiv« W'^ith Mr. as ...

... opt(Yrtmri.t.y of tasting if music ha.th sul&ciant chartna to sooiho lll savago Turks. Amy Rohsart, which is now acting at Drury- lane, instead of Mr. V/iila's England in tho Days of Charle vdiicli has proved c a iaiiure, has for principal ftetross c Miss ...

... writer's style, let us see what he says of ABEUDOVKY. Some of our companions probably remember the Shaks- pearian revivals at Drury Lane, a few years ago, when Phelps and Helen Faucit were the brightest stars that shone; but, brilliant as they were, they did ...

... asses round the nags and banners reproducing for all the world the camp scene in Balfe*a posthumous opera, as exacted at Drury- lane; and, as if to complete the illusion, one of the bands played The BlIp, vividly recalling the linea- to In he funks of death ...

... he made his first apparance as Lobm in the musical farce of Tne Waterman, m July, 1837. He joined Mr. W. J. Hammond at Drury-lane in the succeeding year, and was afterwards encaged by Mr. Macreadv for the same eEtabhshment. He WitS a great favourite ...

... inquest in St. Giles's on the body of a man whose death was caused by starvation and exposure, that hundreds of persons in the Drury-lane district arc in the habit of sleeping nightly in the passages of the houses, and that the police have no authority to interfere ...