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... DRURy LANE. Mr. E. L. Blsnch?rd, who has provided thit house with rar.tomimeß for tbe past 29 years, hai selects! ?? Cinderella aa hia subject for the present season, but very jcdfc'eusly he has net attempted to tell theetn-y ie a manner different to ...
... j DRURY LANE TIIEATRE. .«. The-tragedy of •** Macbeth was played here on Siturday evening. The principal feature of the performance was the fine acting of Mra Hermann Vezin as La Jy Ma.be.h, a part of which she gave a brilliant and powerful knpersonation ...
... THE MORNING POST. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY -LANE THIS EVENING, at seven, THE DAY AFTER THE WEDDING : Mr. W. Terriss and Miss L. Willes. At 7.45, TE_ WHIIE CAT: The Yokes Family, Miss H. Coven-iy, Mr. F. Mere-land, Madlle. Pitteri, efce. Double Harlequinade ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY -LANE. Sole Lessee, F B. Chatterton. THIS EVENING, at eight, A WINTER'S TALE ; Charles Dillon, John Ryder, J. C. Cowper, E. F. Edgar, E. Compton, E. Atkins ; Miss Wallis, Miss Fowler, Miss Hudspeth, Mrs. Hermann Veziu, ...
... aa heretofore, Mr. W. G. Cnsins. Mr. F. B. Chatierton's Benefit. — All arrangements for Mr. F. B. Chatterton's benefit at Drury Lane on Monday afternoon are now completed. Tha entertainment will be of quite exceptional interest, and among the eminent artists ...
... live, un ler th. superintendence of Mr. Bailey. Tickets also ol all th _ li.rari&ns and ii,ur.ii st-llei s. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. S ile Lessee, F B. Chatterton. THIS EVENING, at eight, MACBETH: Messrs. Charles Dillon, J. C. Cowper, John Ryder, Russell ...
... Dbury-lane Theatre.— Mayfair states that the Bar or est Bcrdett Coutts has made arrangements for securing the lease of Drury -lane Theatre, which is about to fall in ; and that she means to conduct the establish- ment on a scale with which no State-supported ...
... charm whioh was not withon. its •Sect in reconciling that portion of the audiet.ee _*_o had heard the woik in times past in Drury -lane Tceatre upon or since the first production upon Jane li, ISM to the change made by the absence of those who maiy be ■•id ...
... better parts at the St. JameaV, under the late Mr. Brahai), aid subse- quently at Covent Garden under Madame Vestris, at Drury Lane under BL ic ready, at the Lycanin. under Ketley, and at the Haymarket under Webatsr. He also played st the Princess's under ...
... it is exactly four years since it was oiiginally produced at Mannheim, on October 12, tbe very day of the production at Drury Lane, it has slso been payed with success at many towns in G-urmaay, ircluding Berlin, Coburg, Carlsruhe, Desa-.u, Darmsta-it ...
... past services. The meeting then concluded with a vote of tbaaks to the chairman and board. Drury- lane Theatre. — A general meeting of the propiietors of _Drury-lane Theatre took place yester- day in the saloon of the theatre, for tbe purpose of jeceivinga ...
... some time past baen in the hands of tie workme n. Attempts had been nude to fores the pi it 3 chest, but without sue— ss. Drury Lane Theatre. — As Imogen, in the play of Cymbeline, Miss Wallia has appeared at this tbe at re with much advantage to her ...