... ,I ?? T. f :sD fN, Et A CeH £fl. - #- -a r~ t~ 1 = C ?? a~ ?? anol V r;e ne Icnc~urTerl Drury- Lane w:-hi'-r r~sere YA. OW. -½-~~.The R,~vni suite( 4¼1 .s P-t. tb ie COu.-1e ss rt 1). R, okn. Mt utrray, Er a'Vrlc- Colonel thl-, Ch aries Cr-, and b S b;- ...

... birth-day. He had been some years working his way upwards in provincial theatres before he first joined Mac. ready's company at Drury Lane in 1842, when be played the Dukuein As You Like it, with an extraordinary cast, including Mrs Nisbett, Mrs Keeley, Mrs ...

... (FRom OUn OWN CORr.ESPVONDEZT1) ~~O -PLoNDoN, S~unday Night.'1 The Caxl Rosa opera season, which ctame to an,~ th4 Iend. at Drury Lane last night, was about thet thE shortest on. the record of the troupe. Mvr Rosa: ha doerbtlesr thought. it prudent to limit ...

... Ilown to last- nightl at, any rate itiwas praciteally ~:decided that there should after c-ll he noO a utumrn melcedransa at Drury Lane, 'L 'disagreeable c-nxpriee both to playgoers anrc IE t * te thle unfortunate emniiovess- Negociatonos ii are, it is true ...

... be produced in New York on December 13, after, of course, the , necessary copyright performance in Eng- land. The new Drury Lane pantomime, The Babes in the Wood, Was officially read to the company on Friday. In accordance with I the modern custom ...

... during HlyV WVeek reopened last night, but several remain closed, and indeed only ten Vest-End houses are yet open. These are Drury Lane now for a short season devoted to English opera ; the Garrick, where the run of hie Notorious 'Mrs Ehbsmith was resumed ...

... Highlauds and Islands of Scotland. Madame Marie Roze made her first appear- sne in English opera in London to-night at i Drury Lane Theatre in Beethoven's opera Fidelio, The Duke and Duchess of Edin- burgh were present. The advent of Madame Marie Roxe ...

... a tenor of note some years since. He had slng on the lyric stage in many countries, and was for a short tume engaged at Drury Lane Theatre during the opera days of Mr Bunn, Signor Foedor-forsuch is the right name-had a fine chest voice, and was a good ...

... Innellan, who has been invited-to otgr himself ae a candidate for the pastorate of the Scotch Natioual. Church, ,Ciown Conrt4 Drury Lane, in succession to Dr Iumming, delivered to-day what may be called his ~trial sermonas. Dr Mathesou preached both Isorlis ...

... revolver v] was hanled to Inapector Hanson. Lr.ne has lived, Iiin London for 25 years, and resides in the ne!gq- bourtood of Drury Lane, avenah,vi. isunder- stood has recently coma over freml Ireland. 1 To Cu Ee fiox N ?? Lotion drives awarust;onq, Fins1i ...

... the Royalty. His brother, Mr Chas. Harris, is stage manager at the Adelphi and Covent Garden. Mr Augustus Harris will open Drury Lane Theatre at Christmas with the pantomime for which the Vokes family are engaged. — ...

... played the part of the phenix may not be extinguished at last by the labourer's . crowbar and pick. The rdestruction of Drury Lane would be the s. napping of a link in our histrionic annals n which unites. the. present age with good c Y. King Charles's ...