... pantomime is worthy of Mr Oscar Barrett, for Mr Barrett's work has for long been classed with the best ; but, in writing of Drury Lane, one cannot help calling up the name and fame of its late manager, and com- paring his efforts with those of his successor ...

... the Guidsake wuman ! dirna shove that way, uttered in a shrill and angry female voice, reminded me for all the world of Drury Lane Theatre on Boxing Night. The rule in the City Temple and other much-frequented London churches is to retain members' seats ...

... annuities, which pro- I doce ° per cent., to purchase a Twelfth cake, with wine and punch, which the ladies and Gentlemen of Drury Lane are requested to o partake of every twelfth Night in the great greenroom This being Twvelfth Night, the bequest has been ...

... palmy age of the British stage is not so very wvl Fe far off, if we may believe Mr Phelps:- ac 3, Take the company at Drury Lane for all in all, In n I tell ye, sir, as far as I am qualified to form an ha opinion, at no periodhbefore or since, not even ...

... even fourpence. Hearts --re Tramps, the drama which is to hold sway at Drury Lane until the panto- minme .sesonzu, wlas produced last night. As a matter of course, a Drury Lane drama is exciting, but this one is more sensational than the UStual run. ...

... large fortune, holding high appointment in the Customs, Mrs Nisbett (then Miss made her appearance at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, in the season of 182'.», in the character of Widow Cheetly in the Soldifr'* Daughter, since which period, with the exception ...

... the care of the Company’s Agent Portland (David Bellhouse, Esq.) Apply, Liverpool, to Messrs M'Kean, M'Larty, & Co., 4, Drury Lane, Water Street; here, to PATRICK HENDERSON & CO., > Glasgow, Feb, 11, 1854, 4, Bothwell Street. East Farm of Nether Cabra ...

... very higlh, cholera having carried off 236 men. Thegreatest sufferers have been the 10th and .14th Soudranese battalions. Drury Lane Theatre is now under the man- gagonment of Mr John Coleman, who reopened the doors of the famous house last night. Havinlg ...

... Ophelias, and Lady Macbeth promenades with Banquo's ghost. Who wants a a fancy dress ? With a view to making provision at e Drury Lane for the many new and costly dresses e to be used in the forthcoming pantomime, Sir ?? Harris is clearing out part of the ...

... tfavourite cat in the theatre, and everyone at once B t recognised the propriety of the ceremony, for al a I Pickles and Drury Lane Theatre have tl 3for years been inseparable. Pickles was ai at one time induced to become a public w t performer, being ...

... midst, and there is an' abundance of other evidence of the revival of trade. The theatres are the chief attraction, and Drury Lane, where the pantomime is still running-fancy Christmas pantomime running at Easter !-was so crowded at Wednesday's matinee ...

... fid ; Three Months, ss. Foreign Subscription, including Postage, £1 Is 8d for 12 Months. P. 0.0, to be made Payable at the Drury Lane Post Office, W.C., to A. K. Bruce. Publishing Office and Office for Advertisements: 7 CATHERINE STREET, STRAND, LONDON, ...