... PREEAL OlF THE WINDOW TAX. iweeting at Drury Lane Theatre. A public mi-eeting of the inhabitants of Westminster was held on Wednesday in the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane, for the purpose of petitioning the Legislature for a total and immeliate repeal ...

... fashion. He has throughout his life been associated wsith Drury-lane and Covent- garden. His fathei was a stage carpenter, and his imother a ballet girl. He appeared on the stage of Drury lane in a pantomime longer azo than he can remember. Then he went ...

... 1S75i. pRoST.XApg to) Jfr S. F relech, theatrical bookseller, Strand M. VIANC.-APP4I to the Secretary, St. Asaph Lodge, Drury- lane. C. A ?? The titles have not been nsed as far as we know. (2) The 11atal course is to forwlard the play to a theatre manager ...

... in John of Procida. He was also the first representative of Charles Courtly, in London Assurance. Following Macready to Drury- lane in 1842, he distinguished himself more or less in a variety of characters, including Bassanio, in The Mfer- chant of Venice ...

... offer to go to Drury- lane as musical director. He accepted, and remained two ears there, writing two pantomimes and two dramas, besides the burlesques of Venus and Orpheus. Crook also conducted opera both at Covent-garden and Drury - lane ; he was also ...

... Royal in Drury-lane. Altered from 'Vaubrugh's Relapse; or, Virtue in Danger.' By Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Esq. London: Printed for G. Wilkie, No. 71, St. Paul's-churchyard. WIMDCCLXXXI. This comedy was, I believe, brought out at Drury-lane in 1777, ...

... The Christmas holidays are long past, and are almost for- gotten, the Easter ones are not far off, and still Cinderella at Drury-lane goes on, and MIr Augustus Harris, who has shown unprecedented liberality in the mounting and unexampled generosity in e ...

... George Alexander, beginning with 1890. Previous to that he had served three years under the late Sir Augustus Harris at Drury lane. Mr Slaughter, however, practically began his career under Sir Joseph Barnby at St. Andrew's Church, and he then began to ...

... that is natural in anything done at Drury.lane by Mr Harris? Nature travestied and varnished-yes ! That Mr Harris scarcely knows what he writes about I think I have shown ; but, surely, as manager of Drury- lane Theatre, he ought to understand what he ...

... chain and badge originated with the Drury-lanc Lodge, the meetings of which were, by the courtesy of ?? Harris, held at Drury- lane Theatre. Mr Harris was one of the founders of the lodge, which numbered amongst its members men eminent in the artistic ...

... of initiating the idea of presenting the chain and badge originated with the Drury-lane Lodge, the meetings of which were, by the courtesy of Mr Harris, held at Drury- lane Theatre. Mr Harris was one of tho founders of the lodge, which numbered amongst ...

... (Saturday). DIED, on the 12th inst.. in his twenty-sixth year, Thonlmas Wilson Thoene, for the last five years connected with DrurY- lane, Adelphi, and Princes s Theatres, ...