... date cannot be ascertained), Neil Guin, or Gwyu, or Gwynne, first saw the ligbt in a wretched cellar, in the Coal Yard, Drury Lane. HI-er early years wvere spent in the haunts of vice and poverty, and it is said that she sold -fish in the streets. A' ...

... eonnected with theatrical affaiis was aware of tha very great responsibility which tho lossee of so gigantic a col- cern as Drury Lane had to bear. He (the Chairman) was one of the proprietors of the theatre, and ho could say from personal experience that ...

... father of a dcbutante, was generally con- sidered his best and most finished performance. He took his farewell benefit at Drury Lane on the 6th of July, 1872. A new artistic and dramatic weekly journal has appeared at Frankfort under the editorship of Dr ...

... own hands, will have plenty of scope for his energies. Notwithstanding a strong cast, Shakespeare's Winter's Tale at Drury Lane has not proved a success. After Saturday it will be played alter- nately with Macbeth, in which tragedy Mr Dillon will ...

... very heavy expen a. I do not know what to think about the rumour that Lady Burdett-Coultts intends to set up Mr Irving at Drury Lane to cultivate the national taste forna high-class dramatic feast. She is rich enough, certainly, to try such an experiment ...

... character of Shylock, at the Haymarket Theatre, then under the management of Mr. Webster, and after- wards performed at Drury Lane, under Mr. Macready's management. From 1844 to 1862 he was the principal manager of Sadler's Wells, and it is in con- nection ...

... unfortunate, but if Toole takes it in hand, it will leave a fair chance. I am told that Sha]kspeare's Winter's Tale at Drury Lane, will shortly give place to Othello, wvith the following ?? Moor, Mr Charles Dillon; lago, Mr Ryder; Desdemona, Miss ...

... character of Shylock, at the Haymarket Theatre, then under the management of Mr. Webster, and after- wards performed at Drury Lane, under Mr. Macready's management. Froam 1844 to 1862 he was the principal manager of Sadler's Wells, and it is in con- nection ...

... regard to ?? Correspondent. Mayfair states that Baroness Burdett-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 establishment on a scale with which no State. supported ...

... of the sedan chairs, a lively Ecene might have been witnessed nightly during the season at the door of the old theatre in Drury Lane, behind what is now Mosley Street. There was a sheltered space or porch in fcont of the entrance to the theatre where the ...

... iSweethearts, Good Night, and The Div er were also incluied itl the pro- gramme. During the evening Mr T. E. Evans, late of Drury- lane Theatre, gave a recital from Sheridan Knowles's Firyinit's amidst hearty applause. Aenusements in California. SAN FRANCISCO ...

... 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 ...