... |MIDNIGT REVYEI AT DRURY LANE. I ~ --- I B3'ddeley'si conception, says the ayo AfaZt Garepe, of an agreeable Twelfth Night and Mr Augustus HaDrris' differ considerably. Baddeley leftb a paltry b hundred pounds., the interest of which wa-s to be e invested ...

... damaged- Exacclv ten years ago the late Mr Andrew HaMli- so da,,vrodnend his spectaculardrama,called TheGreat Ci x, at Drury Lane. It was the first of the modern P 1-aistic dramas, and it brought both manager and v author a cossiderable fortune. All ...

... the.Duke -of Saxe-Coburg and a distinguished party at dinner the other -evening. After dinner,. the.party proceeded. to Drury Lane Theatre, and subsequently sapped.at.the Savoy HoteL A memorial tablet to Mary- Queen of -'Scots- 'has just been erected ...

... Theatre in New York. He was the son of the famous English actor James William Wallack, who at twelve years of age appeared at Drury Lane. and at eighteen played Laertes to Elliston's Hamlet. In 1817 James Wallack married the daughter of John, better known as ...

... r ne drama, which is to be produced at Drury Lane on Saturday. This, it is said, is to be far and away the Cr most ambitious bit of realism ever put upon the Ja stage. Folk who live in the vicinity of Drury Lane vi, take a daily delight in seeing the ...

... Their Majeffies, accompanied by the Vrinm. ceAl6's, the Duke and Duchefs of York, and the Duke of (Numberland, honoured Drury Lane Theatre on Wednefday evening with their prefence to the new play of 'izairi7.-d They were received by th4 audience with ...

... adjourned. THE DRURY LANE CHILD MURDER. ROBERTSON EXECUTED. George Robertson, a rdian of diminutive stature, was executed: in Newgate Gaol yester- day for murdering Mary aenealy, aged fousr years, in a house in Goldsmith Street, Drury Lane, London, laet ...

... DaURv LA1z PANTsOxImrE,-The Christmas panto-I mime will take place at Drury Lane, and nowhere a~else, &Ir Harris is~far to,) shrewd a man to break the histborical continuity of Drury Lane annuals on faccount of the phenomenal success of the ,Run of a- ~Luck ...

... operas, Chatterton and I Medici. The whole of the proceeds at the opening performance of the Duchess of Coolgtrdie at Drury Lane on Saturday will be devoted to the Harris memorial fund. ...

... by Garriek at Drury La-ne 'Theatre during the a years he was joint patentee of that establishment with Fleetwood. (arriik first became ac- quainted *ith Fleetwood ini 1742; and five years later entered into partnership with him, Drury Lane Theatre in G ...

... fiction writiflg. A vast audience assembled at Drury Lane this evening, attracted partly by curiosity to see the newly-decorated theatre, and more particu- larly by a desire to witness the neow drama. Drury Lane is not frequently redecorated. The operation ...

... ceoc g neuneed success. All the theatres were crowdod beer a; t overflowing, this' being especially the case shor I with Drury Lane,' Covent Garden, anrd Her inr - Majesty's. When Mr E. L. Blanchard writeso a The pantomime, and. Messrs Emden and Telbin ...