... of H. M.S. Pinafore and' The Yeoman of the Guard. THE principal pantomimes produced to-day were at the Lyceum and Drury Lane, the Lyceum performance being given in the after- noon. Mr Oscar Barrett's production of Robinson Crusoe is a most tasteful ...

... the orchestra c at Drury Lane in defiance of an injunction re- ly straining him from doing so, and his honour was s ;6asked to commit the defendant for contempt of i/ A Court, as well as Mr Chatterton, the manager of a D. Drury Lane, for employing Mr Meyden ...

... I Rochester. It was in the title character of this play that Elliston succeeded so well that he -was induced to lease Drury Lane, and was ruined by the speculation. Rochester and B Buckingham, banished, by Charles II., retire I into the country, where ...

... may be continued for the ii remainder of this year, and that the traisforuma- tion will be delayed until the New-Year. The Drury Lane management have not found the Winter's Tale sufficiently attractive to run by itself until the Christmas pantomime comes ...

... changes in its consti- tution which will enlarge the sphere of its use- fulness. Othello, in the full tide of its success at Drury Lane Theatre, has been withdrawn at the request of Salvini himself, who wished to give critics and the public an opportunity ...

... rendered,, the oqce celebrated Olympica mass of riins. Of the buildin, 'enly a portion of the walis and the portico in 'Drury Lane, which used to lead to the box and pit entrances, are standing.' Within five minutes after the first alarm had been given ...

... and other stage entertainments are given. The theatre license is granted to about 20 places in the metropolis, excluding Drury Lane and Covent Garden, whics are kept open in virtue of Royal patents granted to Killigrew and Davenantin the time of Charles ...

... actor was prodigious, but where, likewise, he failedlasa manager. Wheng afterseven ?? inOctober. 1862, again as Othello at Drury Lane, he found a generation that knew not Joseph, and his return made scarcely any impression whatever upon the playgoing world ...

... IJ . IR G. THOMAS'S ESIERPTLDA.`- I w . ?? Londoni, Monday Night-. TzE London se ason of the Carl Ross Troupe began at Drury Lane Theatre to-night. It is -MilrRosa's desire to imark this as an essentially British season, and that music by British rausieias~ ...

... belonging to David Garricl, and given by his widow to his (testator's) father, Arthur Clarke, to the Garrick Club, near Drury Lane, to be kept by them for ever in remembrance of David Garrick; two maple cups or mazers, a marble bust of a negro by ubilliac ...

... i05d bail given in their honour by tlhe Duke of Devonshlire at (Jhntswvorth House, ?? inquest on Daniel Moriirty, killed in Drury Lane on the 7th inst., by his fWe, with a chopper, has reaulted in a. verdict ?? murder against his ?? inquest as held yesterdlay ...

... ntf UR COMPTON THE COMEDIAN. The benefit which is about to be given to this f veteran comedian on the 1st of March, at Drury ( Lane Theatre, has called forth a large amount of i 1). genuine interest ainong playgoers of nll periods 1 'W within the last ...