... lengths to which stage realism is nowadays occasionally pushed by enterprising managers. Michael Calligan, a supernumerary at Drury Lane, has been the first to fall an unconscious victim to a system which invests the duties of this section the profession with ...

... whether there was an improper intimacy existing between her and Mr. Rodermacher. She had been an actress, and had performed at Drury-lane and other theatres. She would swear that there was a bond fide sale of the dog, and that a receipt (produced) was not m ...

... Saturday with being drunk and assaulting Police-constable Baines, 443 E. Mr. Keith Frith defended. Complainant was on duty at Drury Lane Theatre to preserve order during the performance of Human Nature.' When the Trafalgar-square scene came on, representing ...

... me. Goodbye. Oh, ! I mid not thank superonmerary of Covent Garden to a aupentaserary f or my place them I as% bill you of Drury Lane, during the famous run of Blue my breast warn' I Just kissed his ems Bwrct. Oh. I have made a tietweadous advance. rid ...

... Ernest Warren's adapted .play, liorroioed, is to be taken on tour. Mr. C res wick's farewell benefit will take place at Drury Lane on the 29th inst. Mr. Henry Irving will appear in the second act of Louis XJ, Mr. Wilson Barrett will play Chatter ton, ...

... and Lionel Brougl imi the number-have promised their assistance on the ocoa- sion of Mr. Creswiek's farewell benefit at Drury Lane, on Thursday, the 29th list. Mr. Creswick will appear in the storm scene from King Lear. The acting British Vice-Consul ...

... smooth rendering was a forgone conchuion. Madame Georgina Burns recalled experiences of the first produotion of the opera Drury Lane an Easter Monday, rather more than year and a half ago. Her assumption the title rtle was as vivadous.jpirited, and complete ...

... different things, Mr. Charles Lyall, the best vocal comedian of the present day. has shown us in bis assumption of GuiUofc at Drury Lane. Mr. Esmond, without copying, made a fairly successful attempt to follow ibis ezamplar. The smaller parte were all well ...

... The Private Sectetary, and Loose Tiles. deserve their popularity. Human Nature is enjoying a furious r success at Drury-lane; Mr. Harris may well announce that he has no intention of relying upon elaborate picture-posters. Human Nature is a play ...

... enquiry at his court, Moor Street, yesterday, tpon the body of Thomas MLcdtlire, u/ias Dump (34), carter, bark of b, Drury Lane, who died on the 19th inst., tromn injuries received, as alleged, at the hands of Matthew AMarney (26), a striker, of Iltick ...

... Solomon’s comic opera. Billee Taylor, is to revived next Saturday the Gaiety. The farewell benefit to be given to Mr. Creswick Drury Lane tbe 29Ui inst., the particulars of which have already appeared in’ this column, promises to be great financial success. ...

... striker, Bock Street, was charged with causing the death ef Thomas McGuire, alias Dump,' carter, who lived at the back 5, Drury Lane.—Charles Hines, hawker, said that between nine and ten oclock tbe night of the 19th inst. be was in the Crown and Anchor ...