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... I bn BIGETS anuIrim. ! IA DRURY LANE ROMA iq By C. E. THiOMAS, Author of Wanted a Hdlidav, 'iAts Tlb Should Be, A Shadow That ) Fled, &c., &c. cRAPTER L DRIRY LANE A-ND IlAMrsflir HEATIT. Do you know Drury-knoe?' r dI pass through it on my wvay from ...

... ARTIST V. EDITOR. I SCENE AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Sunday Tices says : Loungers in the lob by at Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday night were suddenly 'startled during one of the ents'ate3f by sounds of strife in their immediate neighbourhood. These came ...

... certain clique of British native dramatists are making to put down the company of French actors who have recently taken Drury Lane theatre. Having failed alike in their petition to Parliament and in their memorial to the Lord Chamberlain-on whose pro ...

... of opera, the stage of the Shkespoare Theatm is for ths nzes couple of wehs to be occupied by tihlesb and miost - oesfl Drury Lane dzama, entitled The Great Ruby. -Mr. Ardiur Collins wil be responslb, for the production, and heS has gathered around ...

... ART AND LITERARY GOSSIP. t-Mr. Charles Mathews has returned to Drury Lane Theatre. He made his first appearance for the season on Monday lost as Marplot, in The Busy Body. d Migs Glyn has been delighting the patrons of the e drama at Birmingham with ...

... Garden against this danseuse are laid at' £5t000 ' Mr. Macready lhas engaged MIss Clara Novello, who is to mnake her debut at Drury Lane, In the course of the ensuing month. It appears that one of the parties subjected to an Exche. quer process for. smugglin ...

... tore contain s a great deal mnore mnatter e A revival of Morton's once famous cbomedy, A [y Cure for the Heart-ache, at Drury Lane Theatre, with the d lively rattle of Charles Mathews as Young Rapid i' the quaint ir conceit of Keeley as Old Rapid,' ...

... PICKINGS FROM PUNCH. A GREAT CHANCE FOR THE BLooKIMS.-Jualien opens Drury Lane with a masqnerade I ADvtcE-Advice ie like a policernan, often to be met with when not wanted; but, when really wanted, never to be found. A NATIONAL PoLum1UrTr.-The largest ...

... expresdon of her sincerity. On the 18th of October, 1785, a brilliant comic genius, Mm. Jordan, made her first appearance at Drury Lane, as Peggy In the Contry GirL Shewas two years younger tban ?? Frren, and at thattime twenty-three. She was a native of ...

... has been dramatised by the author. The Vokes family, during many consecutive years a chief support of the pantomime at Drury Lane, will this year appear at Her Majesty's Theatre in a Christmas entertainment entitled ;Little Red Riding Hood. ...

... is [own tho busy with the plan of a National Portrait Gallery. rays die- ia to be At its last meeting, the committee of Drury Lane itic, and Theatre Came to the resohltion of not permitting entertain- sending ments of the balmasur c alass to take placeaegail ...