... hundred pretty, well-made, and intelligent young ladies. from 17 to 20, for the forthcoming pantomime at Drury Lane Theatre. Apply ita3e-door, Drury-lane, ou Wednesday next, the 19th lust, at 1 o'clock. Any one who is oqt young and not pretty will be ' stopped ...

... the amount in bank to the credit of the union was X 3,842 5s 10d. Mies Jennie Lee (Mrs. Burnett) has been retained for the Drury Lane pantomime. Miss Lee is amid to be quite as much at home in the part of a fairy prince as in that of a crossing-sweeper. ...

... great kindness in taking him to see the magnificent display of lights and legs and stage machinery at present visible at Drury Lane. I had no repartee ; for, indeed, looking back to the never. to-be-forgotten pantomimes of my own boyhood, I remember we ...

... to haw achieved in his search for novelty, some startling effects it the new drams produced by him on Saturday night at Drury ' lane Theatre. The piece is of ebaracter, and to insure it's accuracy m all its details it was, in the first place, the good ...

... ifenry Peplett, junior, wuchine agent, living nt 2V Devnwhire bill, Hampstead. The provecutor wee at the pit entrance el Drury , . lane Theatre on the 12th Sept. ; but toeing a large crowd there he procvedial to the bulauny entrance in Catherine-at:set. ...

... which seems to End inexhaustible favour with the Drury-lane audience. Seedless to say it is sensational; still more needless that the mounting is a miracle of stage inarug,rewent. All the old Drury lane favourite*, including Mr. Harris himself. wore in ...

... business, and at every theatre wham they to have been emplyed the Christina@ the preparations bare going en fur seam time. At Drury Lane a children'. ballet wee tee to a Arterial teature. This order will undoubtedly •flint hundreds of players out of an sugars ...

... when he struck him his pay should be trebled. I think that dresser used to get treble wages all the while Nfacrearly was at Drury Lane. I went once to Dfacready's dressing•roem during the performances. The tragedian had the dresser in a corner and was nearly ...

... year so regularly and so unobtrusively that this public might altnoet think they grew. And yet at this moment the stage of Drury-lane in the scene of as hard work as would be found in a convict prisonor a barrack courtduring punishment drill. The public ...

... could sot be obtained at any price, and it is re. corded that Kate Sentay, after smearing for an hour at the stage door of Drury Lane, struck up a bargain with the driver of a Piekferd's van which happened to plum s mid paid twenty thillings good and lawful ...

... sent to London y.etertito a•tertioun. Ilex Royal we, atteteled by Lad) Churchill and General honoured the performance at Drury lane Theatre with her preiette , In the vetting. The Prince.e, attenuell by the Hon Lady Iti.idulyh anti Lieutenant Hengist /i ...

... public, made her resolve on quitting the theatre. Her last appearance was in the character of Audrey in You Like It, at Drury lane, en the 7th February, 1813. By • singular coincidence the first Shakesperian character -lie ever essayed was that of Norte ...