... the action Janseens v. CL-ttLr which was brought by a professor of the colnet totre-l from Mr F. B. Chatterton, Lessee of Drury-lane Thoat recoT sum of 3 3s., being one week's salary in lies of noticealre, ' was alleged to be due to him. Mr Ogle appeared ...

... The ability and good taste of Mr William Ganz proved of the greatest value as conductor. DRURY-LANE TEHEATRE. The annual meeting of the proprietors of the Drury- lane Theatre was held on Wednesday at the theatre, Mr J. C. O'Dowd presiding. The report stated ...

... COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-]BB. 19. (Before Mr. Commissioner HOr11o01) The bankrupt was formerly Lessee of the Lyceum, now of Drury- lane, Theatre. This proceeding arose under the following circum- stances: -In 1850 he was au insolvent in the defunct Insolvent ...

... Raynbam, Stewart, and Joseph Irving were added to the Committee. A further meeting was held on Friday in the Saloon of Drury- lane 'rheatre (which had been kindly lent for the occasion by F. B. Chatterton, Esq.), and was attended by Messrs. Joltn Udall ...

... to Drury- lane Theatre, but to all the others in the United Kingdom. After the re-opening of the Princess's, comes the un- closing of the Sadler'sWells' portals on Saturdaynext ; then the Surrey opens for the season, and the Lyceum and Drury-lane about ...

... Gregory, of Days' Concert Hall, has been appointed general manager. MR Toot PLEON is re-engaged for the next pantomime at Drury Lane. Ma ARTHUR LLOYD, who has recently opened the new Prince of Wales's Theatre, Aberavon, South Wales, has returned to town ...

... the heart's action. The deceased comedian had felt very unwell towards the close of the pantomime Heumsnty Dseunpty, at Drury- lane, in which he played the part of Buttons, but struggled bravely on, thinking that the indisposition would pass off, and that ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE MEETING. The first ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the Theatre RoVal, Drury-lane. Limited, was held on Wednesday at the theatre, Lord GEORGE H. LOFTUS p esiding. The secretary, M1r SIDNEY SMITH, read the notice silling ...

... revival at Drury-lane in 1761, with himself in the leading male part, should be mentioned, as should also John Kemble's production of the play at Drury- lane, in 1785, with DMrs Jordan as Imogen. Mrs Siddons attempted the role at Drury-lane in 1787, hut ...

... production. The lyrics are by Jay Hickory Wood, and the music, which is bright and sparkling, is by Mr Jas. Glover, of Drury- lane Theatre, and Mr J. Tiller. Some capital scenery has been specially painted by Mr E. G. Banks, the well- known London expert ...

... The original production was Lo Cabaret tic Lrostsoru, a French musical piece, Englished by Planehd, and brought out at Drury -lane fifty y ears ago, wvith Madame Vestris and Mlessrs Chaarles Mlathews and Compton in the cast. At tire reopening of the Strand ...

... laid in Jerusalem-Aaron EBill's Zaza. Though it is taken from Voltaiie, it ranks as Hill's best play. It was produced at Drury- lane on Jan. 12th, 1736, and had a run of fourteen nights. It is rather religious, and is written in extrava- gant language, ...