... forfeit of !15.0“0 dollars (13t100), rather than again face an 'English-speaking a•sdience. Signor Rossi, he says, 'remembers Drury lane, and prefers to remain in France and Italy. Ethers Revenge has been withdrawn from the bills of the Court, first, on account ...

... Birmingham Mail.”) Reference is made in our dramatic gossip to the little dispute between Mr. Chalterton, the manager of Drury Lane, and the theatrical critic of the Jimrs. latter gentleman had temerity comment with some coldness on the revival of the ...

... such length of hostilities as might :be reasonably apprehended. It thought likely that, after the run of R chard III. at Drury lane, there will be a revival of Mao'both, with Mr. Barry Sullivan in the title e,./e. Mrs. Grace Calvert has presented the ...

... consequence of his nefarieus propensities, with never more than three sound legs to run on, who haunts the neighbourhood of Drury-lane. Nobody owns the brute, but he has contrived to scrape acquaintance with a kind-hearted cheesemonger who keeps a shop there ...

... eye.. The rossisti ate, committed the defendant to the aspiF,es. hut •t ed lim to bell. Macbeth has been produced at Drury lane, with Mr. Barry Sullivan in the part Or Macbeth.' It will henceforth be played on alternate nights with Richard the Tbird ...

... will send over his artists by special boats week after week, and Sir Michael Costa is to go to Paris to conduct oratorios. Drury Lane Theatre is to let, and her Majesty's Opera will this year, it is understood, be once more located in her Majesty's Theatre ...

... autobiography, some interesting letters and a few of his most characteristic charges. The result of the Comp , on benefit at Drury Lane Is altogether unprecedented In stage annals. In the ease of no previous actor has an equal or approximate sum been raised ...

... Madame Zuleika did not, in fighting phrase, up to the scratch, persuaded generally astute Mr. Chattecton Wing - Basks oat at Drury-lane. Then the Lady Zuleika set her lawyers to work, and procured ininnotion restrain tha •rting play, in iihich aha intended ...

... A GARDEN IX DRURY-LANE. The disused burial-ground in Drury-lane belonging to the parish of Bt. Idartin's-in- the- Fields has been laid out a garden for the use the peer people of the neighbourhood and their children. It will be open on week-days from ...

... Chatterton, the lessee and of Drury-lane Theatre, applied through his counsel to Vice-Chancellor Malins for an injunction to restrain Mr. Jefferson, who entered into engagement to ploy Rip Fas Winkle for term of eight weeks nt Drury-lane Theatre, commencing on ...

... a Stage Finir—Mr. Barry Sulliran has within the last few d *rs undergone siegu'nr operation. It will remembered that, at Drury lane Thtatre, Madcure snord accidently struck him in the rye, causing an abrupt termination his engagement and bis retirement ...

... Avenue Theatre Company produced Bronson Howard's Saratoga in that city for the first time. She was announced as being from Drury lane, London, and played Effie Remington. She had been billed in England as Mrs. Walter Montgomery, and she was now billed as ...