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... other eminent names. He W rote i' The Blot on the Scatcheon wben he twa 30 vears of age. Macready, who had just Ctikei Drury Lane Theatre under his nanage- nent, was desirous of making his reign bril- ln., and he asked Browning to furnish him with a ...
... the former may have done, the latter bae completely won M. Sarcey's admiration. He must have been behind the scenes at Drury. lane, for he finds the ladies there very pretty and pleasing, and their dress and manners he exquasite. Perhaps from M. Sarc-ey's ...
... of a practised hand that Bi by the intrinsic merits of the actors, alied with the th, e realism which ' invariably marks Drury - lane in in- melodrama, contrive to -bring about a satis- a ily factory and entertaining coherance of action, d which moe; exert ...
... being then compelled to return with his mission unfulfilled. k The actors of the Com~die Frangaise begin s to-night at Drury-lane what will no doubt be a e brilliant month's career. There will be seven es performances each week, and at each perform- ...
... drive to Mortimer Mrket, tl a Tottenham Courtd, where they deposited the n . case produced. He afterwards drove them to t Drury-lane. The prisoner was remanded for in- l , quiries. it THE MiIARY SCANDAL. a a g . Wth reference to bbe alleged military scandal ...
... formance of the company of the Comndie fc Yranuaise, was a brilliant success. Great as is c the accomoclation offered by Drury-lane to = the public, it was all taken up ; the acting was I al superb, and the applause constant. This is the j third visit ...
... Exhibitiont Ls Open to the public free, and many, therefore, I t go to see it who rwould not pay for the sight t The doom of Drury-lane Theatre is sealed. i At a meeing of the co rpary of proprietors as letter was read from the Duke of Bedfod's; d agent saying ...
... to be one of At the foremost in this direction. About 50 thi - pieces have been selected to form the re- UiN Irtory at Drury-lane. They are chiefly fel [e rench, but I observe Hamlet' is specially an it included ainiso d thecl. i. Claretiewas very V's ...
... nsi-to justify the enterprise. The County wl ?? of London has just thrown open its Mt first, which is in Parker-street, Drury-lane, bTI sad, and has cost £20,500. It is necessarily a ml se . very commodious establishment, seeing de ntry that interest ...