... manageress of th© Olympic li'ty yeara ago. enrion* look the many advertisement* tbcatrea now avowedly under female direction, Drury-lane just now controlled by Miss Litton ; the Olympic by Fanny JoaeptiS the Strand baa long had Mr*. Swan borough for sole lessee ...

... the Surrey bcatre. Finally. Mr. Join, McCullough, whom some Americans hold to be the lincst their ac tors, is to appear Drury Lane Theatre ,n “Virgimus, “ Othello, and other parts. Rumour would have it that the monetary queation something to witli the ...

... factory Brooklyn has been ® re> low e»timato>l one nullioa dollars. Mh. HaßcorKT. the actor, who, while engaged in rehearsing Drury lane last week fell trap door, has died from his injuries, Ma. Justice Less has accepted the vacant Lord Justiceship of Appeal ...

... eonsemus --f his histrionic powers, and cultivated them with an assiduity would have done credit to disciple -.1 Covout Garden Drury-lane. It wa* n ...

... only hideous sights, but unutterably awful sounds. Imagine being condemned to exist fur twelve bouis in the atmospliere of Drury-lane Theatre ou Boxuig-uight, and some idea may be formed the diabolical echoes which the affrighted air. Tlierc are brass hands ...

... Biekelin, J/e/noffe l.'nwlnlf in •• A Life’s Ransom. ’ and Artevinnn, '•The- Three Musketeers. the same year lie appeared at Drury-lane the parts of Ooi*f{o and /Inmf-f. in he again rent. -I the Lyceum, performing M*rhfth for the first time in London, a i-art ...

... liefoie H.H.11. the Prime** of Wales ami Suite; ami at Windsor fastlo before most brilliant assemblage ; at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, on 48, and the Egyptian Mall. London, on tx-easions. and tlie leading Literary Institute* through the Kingdom, will give ...

... chiefly the lute Mr. well-kn..wn by Mr. Bartlett of Abing don, and Mr, of New York. may be mortifying t-- a.iy who, at Drury-lane Thealre. have wept at the touching interview le-lween the ’ ...

... been fine.! £2o each mod costs for permitting betting their licensed premises. George Gkecsr. costermonger, was murdered Drury-lane early on Saturday morning, by John Crowe, a shoeblack. The frith Tim** insists that there a split in the Parnelhte party ...

... for the complete breakdown of the most elaborate and expensive stage spectacles. On Boxing Night things all went wrong at Drury lane, and imperilled the success of production in which several thousand pounds had been risked. The lesson then taught has, ...

... 6-. PH. Three Montba. 6». Foreign Subscription, including poataM, £\ la Bd. for Twelve Months. P.n.O. t-. made (.ayable Drury-lane Peat Olfice, W.C., KMKUCE. FuklUking Uflica and OHice for T/IERIKE-STREET, STRAND, L9NDOK, W.C. ...

... probably take it up and see it through the Lower House. Mr. Gladstone was present the performance of ColumW the other night at Drury Lane. He met with moat enthusiaatic reception. his entrance the whole audience rose and cheered for several minutes. Had Mr. ...