... A NEW JULIET. iII Miss ROSA KENNEY'S first appearance as Juliet at Drury Lane was a disappointment in at least one respect. Every one knew that she had never been on the stage, and had not been professionally taught. Every *r. one, accordingly, was prepared ...

... Beggar's Opera, snd at once made a success. Subsequently she ■played a round of comedy parts with the late G. V. Brooke at Drury Lane, afterwards appeared at the llaymarket Theatre, aud then fulfilled several engagements ballad opera. While still a girl ...

... exhaustion, and gave her half-a- arown. On Tuesday night, having only made 4d. during the day, she slept at a lodging near Drury Lane, paying the entire 4d. for her bed. On Wednes- day she had a very bad day, and could not pay for a bed at all, nor had she ...

... Dr. Cumming, it is stated, has officially retired from the pastorate of the church at Crown Court, Drury lane. His congregaticn are now endeavour- ing to raise a fund of £ 5000, in order to purchase him an annuity. TEA CULTURE IN BURMATT.—The tea-plant ...

... (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 ...

... and says. But I much doubt whether the * Drury Lane general would not be easily wearied with watching his rival at Covent Garden, and whether the Covent Garden hero would not all asleep over a contest at Drury Lane. Permissive Bill men do not always care ...

... Babylon is that it was offered in succession to AIr Chatterton of Drury Lane, Mr Walter Gooch of the Princess's, and Messrs Gatti of the Adelphi, and rejected by all of them. At Drury Lane, which has a stage peculiarly adapted for this kind of piece, it ...

... the practical nature which eeks only the atain- 4y able. That was eleven years ago. it is not true m, now. A lock.out at Drury Lane Theatre may be re- ;O garded aa something of a novelty. It is sm As years since her Majesty's servants were turned to ...

... Bruce at the Royalty. His brother, Chaa. Harris, stage manager at the Adelphi and Covent Garden. Augustus Harris will open Drury Lane Theatre at Christmas with the pantomime for which the Yokes family are engaged. ...

... to'the South, it mustlset to work and ferret out some hero who is at present unknown to fame. The collapse of the season at Drury Lane, and the accompanying failure of Mr Chatterton, does not seem to deter people with money from embark- in new theatrical ...

... for His Poor and ?? Ones, to join the order. DOClOR CUMMING, the venerable minister of the Scotch Church, Crownn Court, Drury Lane, who is now seventy-two years old, is in sitch enfeebled health that his physicians have ordered him to relin- quish all ...