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... THE COMPTON BENEFIT. The benefit in aid ef the testimonial fund to Mr. rompton came off in Drury Lane Theatre yesterday, the uao of the theatre having been liberally granted by Mr. Chat terton. The Daily Telegraph says: -First came the council scene from ...
... absence of her 3Iajesty's Opera Company during the forthnoming season. ALtsough the terms required by 'ir. C hatlerton for Drury Lane Theatre were ?? as 'lr. blapleson could not accept, we understand that arrangements are being made for the renting anot ...
... supplied champagne luncheon -dispensed by his own sei vants for the ladies and gentlemen who assisted at the Compton benefit Drury Lane Theatre Thursday last. The Pa!are of Truth will be cast somehow thus the market Mr. Buckstone. Mr. Everill, and Mrs. Chip ...
... 31apleson has made his engagements with. the artistes for the coning season, but Mr. Chatterton deiands mnore rent for Drury Lane than the operatic lessee is disposed to give. Mr. Mapleson shnuld never have been driven from her Majesty's 'fleatre, in ...
... Mellish, James, and to day, dissolved the injunction granted yesterday, prohibiting the production Mr. Chatterton of Masks Drury Lane Theatre. ...
... THEATRICALS COURT. Yesterday, in the Chancery Division, a motion was heard to restrain the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre from performing a new drama entitled }fa*ka, by Mr. Henry Boicer, who, it was alleged, had sold to Miss Campbell, the plaintiff, the ...
... Vice-Chancellor Bacon nt th* instance of Campbell, continued the injunction against Ska Spicsr. was consequently produced the Drury Lane Theatre Saturday night. ...
... certain bud enormous. Miss CAx&rPBiELL'S loss by its production Ivas quite pioblemnatical. Indeed if the play succeeded al Drury Lane it would enhance the value of her sight. Under these ciremnastanicCS the inj iusctioe, as againast M1r. CseArrUTroN mnust ...
... London, on Friday last. The priucpul event was tho debut of his pupil and nioco, Miss Mary Cbattertou, daughter lessee of Drury Lane Theatre. At the pianoforte recital In London on March 23rd Madame Arabella Goddard previous her departure for Baris, she ...
... St. Giles's on the body of a ilan wlhose deathl was caused by starvation and exposure, that huaiilreds of persons in the Drury Lane district are in the labit of sleeping nightly in the passages of the houses, mnil that the police have no authority to interfere ...
... she once took such deep fancy. Mr. Henry Spence, at very considerable cost himself, has at last got Uaska on the boards of Drury Lane, but already it is found necessary to strengthen the bill playing The Corsican Brothers in addition. LUDICROUS BREACH OF ...
... 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 are in the habit of sleeping nightly in the passages of the houses, and that the police berve no authority to interfere ...