... it, the Priocess's Theatre. London, in the rtaracter of Ylll in Finet and Msrguerite. She playedl as ?? in pantomime at Drury Lane and the AdelphiTheatres, e 1871-1874 ; and in 1875 was acting at the Globe C Tsleatle. At the Criterion Theatre in Flbruary ...

... had a few lessons in the elements of music. Mr Hatton came to London the age of twenty ; assisted in Acis and Galatea at Drury Lane Theatre in 1843 ; and his operetta, “Queen of the Thames,” was produced at that theatre in 184!. He visited Vienna and brought ...

... niesnorial has recently been added to the many attractions of the great spectacular drama of 1 Cheer, Boys, Cheer, at Drury Lane. With the approval of Sir Augustus Harris, there now hargs in the vestibule of the theatre two striking life-size periraite ...

... Mrs J rdan, Henderson, and Kembl , announced as making their appearances at the two great theatns of London in their time—Drury Lane and Covent Garden—in their respective bills of the play.” ...

... probably havc no founda- I tion, but which have received a degree of r I countenance and currency from the atrocious attempt at Drury-lane Theatre. One cir. di cumrfanee is very fingolar, and has occafioned s a great deal of converfation: On Monday y night laft ...