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... Messrs Hamilton and Harris's new drama, d at The Royal Oak, produced with great wealth a y of scenery and costumes at Drury Lane Theatre P ra I last night, is, from a literary point of view, a il 'al distinct out above the ordinary standard of t 0 ...
... THEATRES. An interesting experiment wlas made in,! London vesterdav with a new fireproof curtain fhr theatres. A large model of Drury Lane prosceniiial Und stage was erected in a builder s varid, and burned in presence of several gerll~i-a. mlen Vho hjail been ...
... reopened after the Christmas recess. At Drury Lane the pantomime is Mother Goose, written by the veteran Mr F. L. Blan- chard, who, despite frequent changes of management, has supplied these hooks, the Drury Lane annuals, for about thirty years. The story ...
... entitled Amorosa, King of Little Britain, written for private performance, but afterwards accepted by the management of Drury Lane Theatre, and played with applause in May, 1818. This success led Mr Planrch to write other pieces for various theatres, ...
... principal pantomime is to be the one at Drury Lane, the lessee of which theatre is sa d to have given & fabulous sum to his brother lessee ef Her Majesty's to produce no panto- rime at all this year, Drury Lane engaging at the same time-at least this ...
... Ionday Night, The new drama, TheSailorand his Lass, by ;Mr Robert Buchanan and Mr Augustus. Harris, was: produced at Drury Lane to-night before an 'audience of nearly 4000 people, and with every evidence of success. It would, indeed, have been etr ...
... arrangement by which opera was forbidden at Drury Lane and panto.. mime was not allowed at Covent Garden. This year Mr Carl Rosa is compelled to close his Drury lane season within a month. Next year DrUry Lane will be available to Mr Maplesou or any other ...
... for pantomime lovers t Oi evening. The palm of merit, so far as meret spectacle is concerned, is this year carried off, bv Drury Lane for the first time, for ruy yea!S rel-eved of the rivalry of Covent Garden. Nevertheless, far from tempting him to economise ...
... commencement of the is autumn season were afforded last night by the S simultaneous opening of Drury Lane, Her ro Majesty's, and Covent Garden. For Drury Lane, j Mr Augustus Harris has selected a work which I p is avowedly sensational and realistic, and ...
... to-inotrow, when Herr Pach- Soid mann will be the pianist. Ove Twelfth Night was observed last evening in Mr the usual manner at Drury Lane, in accordanee ?? with the -will of Robert Baddeley. This thei eccentric comedian, who died in 1794, left a e sum of £C100 ...
... place at Higbgate tomorrow. I am informed that the delay in the signature of Mr Mapleson's contract for au Italian season at Drury Lane is due to the action of the pro. prietors' committee, who have required the deposit of £;3000, instead of £500 as usual ...
... IMJSIC AND THE DRAMA. z|FRO3 OUR TO DON CODtURSPOUDENT.) The CaruS. edry Night. The Carl Rosa opera season at Drury Lane eladel Last night, and to mark the occasion Mlr Carl Rosa, for the first and only time this season, occupied the conductor's chair ...