... (Saturday). DIED, on the 12th inst.. in his twenty-sixth year, Thonlmas Wilson Thoene, for the last five years connected with DrurY- lane, Adelphi, and Princes s Theatres, ...

... hacked, like that of Shakespeare, to an incomparable depth. A once well- known ?? refuge for ineffectual Thespians, in Drury- lane, was called the Garsick's Head, anid by the same token, as als Irishman might romalde, that was the very sign wanting ...

... a heartiness and appreciation that is simply remarkable. Many are old enough to remember when a French company came to Drury' lane to play Monte Christo. It was very long; it took two nights. Bet the audience did not wait for the second night. They took ...

... Charles Lauri's letter will be dealt with before another tribunal. Yours faithfully, JAMES GUIVER, Treasurer. Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, March 12th, 1879. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-Referring to my letter published in your issue of the 9th instant, in ...

... ITHE CLOSTNG OF DRURY-LANE TIIEATRH, TO THE ?? OF THE ERA. Sir,-III answer to a charge that has been made against myself and others, that I have been with them the means of throwing some four hundred people out of employment, I hope you will allow me ...

... CLOSING OF DRURY-LANE THEAITRE. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4TI1, 1375. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-My attention having been drawn to a letter concerning the sudden closing of Drury-lane, written by Mr Frederic Yokes, that appeared in your Journal of Saturday ...

... mathe of the financial andl other results of the loltenalplated season, and also of the amount of the Covent-garden and Drury-lane Theatrical Funds (exceeding ,100,000 it is sild), and a talan suggested for the consolidation of both Funds into one, as ...

... authors of the d'ay. It is no secret that Mr E. L. Blanchard, who has contributed the Openings of the Christmas Pantomimes at Drury-lane during twenty- nine years, has not received one shilling for the brainlabourthst had to be expended on the present season's ...

... gardens of Gray's Inn, doing gentle penance for a life of no very reprehensible fooleries ), did not suit the taste of the Drury-lane audicses, who hissed the actor so confusedly as to induce the leading tragedian to take it for himself. It was represented ...

... one individual proposes the concern shall be managed by a Committee of Noblemen and Gentlemen, and that Covent-garden or Drury-lane shall be the scene of operatio s and another that Prince Leopold shall be at the head of affairs' the majority of people ...

... error in your issue of the 25d ultimo, which I undertook to correct, as to Macready having played Sir Giles Overreach at Drury-lane Theatre, was an error, and was probably the substi- tution of the actor's name for that of Edmund ;ean, goes on to assert ...

... e. They were taken to a stable which had been temporarily constructed in the field opposite to the back of thei Rink in Drury-lane. Here it was intended that they should be boxed up for the night, but they were not long before they completely demolished ...