... West- minster-hall frontage until it fell in a storm into Old Palace Yard. Picked up by a soldier, it was passed on to a Drury Lane actor, who parted with it for a consideration to a member for Lambeth, through whom it has descended to Mr Wilkinson. There ...

... performing at Drury lane—to be exceptionally popular and at. tractive. A bargain, however, is a bargain, and there is clearly much to be said for the privileges of the modern representatives of the new Renters. Altogether, in the case of Drury lane, about three ...

... the Madison Square Theatre in New York. He has also in hand anotber play of the society order whioh will be produced at Drury Lane in November. ...

... productions of this company, which contains the principal artistes of the day, under the direction of Mr Augustus Harris, of Drury- lane, Mr H. Bruce, and Mr G. Friend, their names alone bjing sufficient guarantee that the excellence of this company will always ...

... College were scattered, a manuscript of The School for Scandal, copied from the prompter's book of the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane, which was preserved from the late fire. This version of the play differs from tha published text in several important ...

... Olivia in Telfth Night. She sub- sequently fulfilled various engagements at Edinburgh and Bath, and in 1826 was engaged at Drury Lane Theatre, where she first appeared as Viol ante in The Wonder. In 1829, at Covent Garden Theatre, she sustained the part ...

... good rollicking boisterous fun, and 'Puss in Boots at Drury Lane for fine scenery and gorgeous costumes. The celebration of I the silvpr wedding and the armour clad procession of Chivalry at Drury Lane are triumphs of stage scenery and dressing, and contribute ...

... for the Drury Lane Company. Accordingly he in- vested £100 in Three per Cent. Consols, and left directions in his will that with the money should be provided Twelfth-cake and wine to be partaken of annually for ever by the company at Drury Lane in the ...

... A COOL AVENGER. A certain English gentleman, who was a regular frequenter of the green-room of Drury Lane Theatre in the days of Lord Byron's committee, and who always stood quietly on the hearthrug there with his back to the fire, was in his usual place ...

... Henry Paptall, jun., a machine agent, living at 20, Devon- shire hill, Hanipstead. The prosecutor was at the pit entrance of Drury lane Theatre on the 19th alt., but finding a large crowd there, he proceeded to the balcony entrance in Cutherine.street. Detective ...

... promisee to be a success. Mr. Mapleson has taken Drury Lane Theatre for a company of which Madame Adelina Patti will be the star. Mr. Uspleson's season will follow that of Mr. Carl Rosa,, who has secured Drury Lane for nin.,weeks from Easter Monday. Mr. Maurice ...

... represented wailing over Drury Lane :— Here booted grooms usurp Apollo's place, Hoofs shame the boards that Garrick used to grace; The play of limbs succeeds the play of wit; The stage a stable-yard, a jockey club the pit. Now, Drury Lane and Covent Garden are ...