... The autumn drama at Drury Lane, for which the arrange- -ments are already practically completes will also hbe >roduced. THE LATE SIR AUGUSTUS HARRIS, His story of how he managed to secure Drury N Lane Theatre is as follows : Drury Lane, under Chatterton ...

... Creswick, died last Sunday morning at his resi- dence in Kennington-park, in his seventy-fiith year. Since his farewell at Drury Lane, in October, 1885, he had been but little in society but now and then had passed an evening in the company of his old friends ...

... Chamber of Corn- ini merce at a reception, supper, and ball at Drury Lane. Pra uu the following day he went to Folkestone to ssi work, with Mr. RIleigh, at the lout act of the ev coinig Drury Lane mnelodm. He caught of a cbill ; and a complifation of ?? lal ...

... cherish the hope, which he entertained himself, of his being able to bid fare- well to the stage next autumn on the boards of Drury Lane, where be made his debut forty-one years ago. Charles John Kean was born on the 18th of January, 1811, at Waterford, in ...

... large fortune. Returninso in 1873, they Iresolved to establish an operatic troupe in England, end I for this purpose took. Drury Lane, intending to open it 'in 1874 with an Rnolish version of Loheagrin. The enterprise was abandoned et the sudden death of ...

... hceheld word, is remembered even now, although nearly twentY years have elapsed sine he first waved his con- doctor's stick at Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres. As the entertainment he had invented became more and re the fashion, H- Jullien became more ...

... take satheatreon hisotwn account. I-atoncelaid bef9re himr my ideas about Drury Lane. Take itb he said;- I will find youn all the money you want. I saw the committee of Drury Lane proprietors; andafter some nego- tiatibrs, in which my youthfulness was ...

... sf 83 years, Mrs Sparks, who for many years held a respectable rank as a member of the Drury Lane company. Mrs Sparks made her first appearance in London at Drury Lane Theatre as the Old Maid, in Murphy's farce of that name, so far back as the year 178S ...

... wrong road-: that, he ought to be singing tenor, not baritone. The young artist was engaged by Macready as second tenor at Drury Lane, and in that capacity repre- sonted the Young Shepherd in Acis and Galatea, and the First Warrior in Per- cell's WM# Arthiar ...

... francs to be distributed to the poor. ?? de Beriot has set out for London, to fulfil her engagement with the manager of Drury lane Theatre.- UsorninglChronicle. - DEATHS. On Thursday afternoon, at Hastings,the Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry. A few days ...

... DoVton, MI. John John stone, and Mr. Rae. I-Es private friends filled five coaches; then the Committee of Managers of Drury- lane ; and then his professional brethreti- in coaches, followed by the private carriages of gentlemen his friends. The number ...

... Packet, within eight 5thdeeplyregetted by a large circle of friends, Mr. Hugh Thomsonlateof te Chshir Chese, ardqlis-court, Drury- lane. 5th, at Cambridge, aged 4 years, from suffocaStion, caused by swallowing a button, Alexander, second son of the Rev. Alex- ...