... may be continued for the ii remainder of this year, and that the traisforuma- tion will be delayed until the New-Year. The Drury Lane management have not found the Winter's Tale sufficiently attractive to run by itself until the Christmas pantomime comes ...

... lo At Bow Street Police Court yeatrda as Barker, aged 20, was remanded, bai ~ndy aecharge of shooting a boy nam t Pi ts Drury Lane. The prisonercne t Neil, Y. a doctor's, and thence to K tug's Colleg'e Qite1 :e he wasF arrested. Prisoner eald the recelve ...

... Ryder will take the principal characters. fc ' Lecocy's operetta Angella, or a Woman's Wit, re 'will also form part of the Drury Lane entertain- Oc D ment. It has not hitherto been performed in tl e England, The Two Orphans will be played II at the Olympic ...

... to the Peerage before the House el dof Lords, was, it is believed, a poor boy who carried dt is a basket in Clare Market, Drury Lane. He subse. Of ed quently found his way to Dublin, and obtained em- l er is 1Ioymen as aaiter at an lptel in Dawson Street ...

... of D DFtunY LAwN TmteraK-Mayfair states that ha or Baroness Burdett Coutts has made arrange- t ametfoseuingg the lease of Drury Lane an es Theatre, which is about to fall in, and that she I er e,i means to conduct the establishment on a scae| frc with which ...

... le The Earl of Zetland has granted to the people . Grangemouth a lease of ground for 19 yvlrr ftrt Dr bleaching-green. it DRURY LANE THEEATRE.-There is no fotundatia !r, for the paragraph that appeared originally in J.ahlfea': as to the effect that the ...

... tion of Les doights da bibi is to be produced d next Monday. d The veteran Mr Phelps will, in November, .t commence at Drury Lane a series of farewell engagemeints to be finished before Easter. it was at one time proposed he should undertake a farewell ...

... alle e- met he was completely s esfuL Ie was en- mi a- gaged by Mr Fechter as the- Lyceum, and after- f Bo of wards at Drury Lane heatce, where he hasc ap- 1 tte peared regularly for several seasons. H ils leading 1 ib b characteristics as an actor both ...

... stolen notes th Vere found sealed up in envelopes, A certain amount of noveltv was given to an to Vperatic performance at Drury Lane Theatre on to arday afternoon bv a strike among the gi Morns T he piece being performed was Goetz's Taming of the Shrew ...

... TalO ' on a scalo of-malnfioenoce never lreviously seen on the English stage. Mr F. B. Chatterton is about ng to reopen Drury Lane with a revival of that play. . Mr Phelps was pressed to emerge from his retirement amnd m- essay the leading role but, after ...

... Handel I for the Great Vance or the Jolly Nash. Mr V Vs, Chatterton, as lessee of what he calls the I ms National Theatre, Drury Lane, has written d t Ly, vigorously to the Times on this subject, as v he wrote-vigorously long ago, but he cannot- S on beyond ...