... and Mrm Florence, newly-arrived actors ifrom the United States, have made what ie technically called a tdecided bit, at Drury Lane. The former plays Irish low comedy, and the latter illustrates the Yankee gal of humble life in a manner teat surpasses ...

... death is announced, at an advabced age, I of Brs. Bunn, nee Somerville, the widow of Mr. Alfred Y Buni, .formerly manager of Drury Lane and Covent 14 Garden Theatres. She at one period occupied a promi. r nent position on the stage, sometimes playing with ...

... THE STAGE. At the Theatre Royal the groat Drury Lane drama. The 'White Heather, is this week beinge perforinel by an excellent company. Although the main attrac tion of this production is undoubtedly its wealth n' novel spectacular effects, the plot ...

... f ill orchestra, performing ithe evolutions of a ballet, stated to have been produced some time before as a pantomime at Drury Lane Theatre. But the serious business or incident represented by action seems to have been the attack of some imaginary enemy ...

... dud's ( eidenat artist is an importaltt Londeton nhlmatre commenced to study scenic art in tile studio ui V Beverley, at Drury Lane Theatre, and nv:ts os wvith him and other notable cartistes it many tI- cent productions. After fultilling enlsgag~ac most ...

... dramantic eflectiyeuess, tlitit o this distinction ought to be attributed. Got up, with great 1 splendlour, at Covent Garden or Drury Lane, an.audience tl might find it uot only endurable but delightful. With such L, emibellishlments, however, as a Manchester ...

... conduct the Birmingham Fes- tival, in August. Mr. HIenry Smart is engaged on an opera, which it is likely will be heard at Drury Lane, Theatre. Mr. Lavenn ditto, ditto. Mr. Wallace is writing another opera for the same theatre. MADAME PLEYEL.-It is decided ...

... Albert Smith, his brother Arthur Smith, f C. A. Cole, Edmnld Yates, &c., took place, on Saturday last, at the Theatre 11yual, Drury Lane. The proceeds are to be _ devoted to a fund ior the immediate relief of emergenciea in the literary or theatrical world ...

... Comedy Theatre on Monday, and made a distinctly favourable impression. It comes with an eieellent reputation from the Royal, Drury Lane, whero it was produned with special regard to seonic as well as to dramaticeffect. The members of the company intrnsted ...

... from Liver- pool, on Saturday last, for the United States. A clever burlesque, entitled Ptizarro, has been produced at Drury Lane Theatre, the hero being enacted by the humorous Keeley, whose style is a master piece of pom- potis tyranny. Mr. Murdoch ...

... since with tle intention of devoting himself to the practice of painting iu oil. Mr. Smith's programme for the approaching Drury Lane season includes among the promised attractions, the incomparable Keeleys, Mr. C. Mathews, end an Anmericavi lady, Miss Eumma ...

... of English pictures to imitate the noble example of Vernon and Turner. A now tenor, Signor Volpini, made his delect at Drury Lane Theatre on Wednesday evening, as C Gennaro, in Lucrezia Borgia, and, tio' following immediately upon Mario in the ...