... adjacent districts. The Queen has sent to make special inquiry after the health of Mr Compton, the actor, for Avliose benefit Drury Lane Theatre Avill shortly given up, around whom all the leading members the prsfeasion are rallying. In recent examination of ...

... trespasser Colley Cibber? (Laughter.) Of course I mean Richard 111. at length “himself again!” (Cheers aud laughter.) What with Drury Lane and Mr Barry Sullivan, and the Lyceum with Mr Irving, seem gee that monarch j personification of the stage the present day ...

... the Embankment will be completed for the ensuing season and Mr Mapleson has arranged for a few operatic performances at Drury Lane, until the question is decided one way or the other. There is apparently no doubt that the Duke of Edinburgh’s command of ...

... the mar 1 the adminis! Board of Trade. rtment of the Phelps’s retirement from to be signalised by two benefit Stage 13 at Drury Lane Theatre. ht perfornia nces Mr Bradluugh is coveting i a curious way. A i?; rt y r^o of checking over-pomdadon in* the means ...

... worshipper. Meantime lei nenas of the deceased gentleman think o erec 11 g a statue bust of Mr Oxenford in the vestibule of Drury Lane Theatre. probability botli movements will oe cainca out separately. the latter the propiiccors of the Times have promised ...

... boats. A The'TßlCal Case. —Vice-Chancellor Malins yesterday refused an application made by Mr Chattertou, the lessee of Drury Lane, the Princess, and Adelphi Theatres, to restrain Mr Jeff'-rson from acting elsewhere than at the Princess Theatre, or otherwise ...

... Selected from the Principal _ London Theatres, consisting of the following Artistes— Mr J. S. Hatdon, i Mr Herbert Leon, Drury Lane Theatre, Adelphi Theatre, Lon- London; don; Mrß, Bentley, Mr A. B. Tapping, Princess’s Theatre, Lon-Duke’s Theatre, London; ...

... are glad to hear, has, by consenting to undergo operation, recovered entirely from the accident received six months ago at Drury Lane. Ins actor’s sight is now entirely restored. This evening Henry Irving gives dramatic? recital at Trinity College, Dublin ...

... sensational elections for which minster was famous, * He was known a vehement Corn Law. man, and a banquet was given to him at Drury Lane Theatre,, at which,- to the - surprise of many, Sir Rrancls Burdett was present. Iso sooner had Captain Rous been elected ...

... and theatrical profession. The places «f amusement this .year in the metropolis hare been unusually badly patronised, and Drury Lane Theatre has been closed since the month of March. The Strand Theatre is also shat up. There has not been known for many ...

... played the Gravedigger in “Hamlet” during the long run of the play two seasons ago. The complimentary benefit he received at Drury Lane Theatre on the first of last March realised a very large sum, and was a strong proof of his professional popularity, and ...

... hands. In the autumn she returned to Vienna, proceeding aftenvards to Italy, where she was engaged Mr E. T. Smith for his Drury Lane Italian Opera. During the last eighteen years Mdlle. Titiens appeared mainly in England, having been latterly, and particularly ...