... must be in the silent, secret way. A man has been sent to prison for twelve months for forging an order for admission to Drury Lane Theatre. He committed the offence, not from an overmastering desire to see A my Rohsart, but from the less worthy motive ...

... already apparent that, with one or two exceptions, the most legitimate form of entertainment is that which pays the best. At Drury Lane the de- cidedly sensational play of Amy Robsart draws, but this result is not attained elsewhere' The performances at ...

... will soon be in full force. At Covent Garden they are b'°mg to have the babes in the wood, and tu ■ ■ great bed of ware at Drury Lane Aladdin at tUe Adesphi, The children in the wood; at the Princess, Beauty and the beastat the Holborn, CinwreliR and the ...

... Cardiff-road as a criterion, and the houses of other localities in the town. In the metropolis, in the neighbourhood of Drury Lane, there were habitations where people lived and car- ried on their occupationR. in cellars. These were allowed and considered ...

... best-related in my hearing that he had addressed the child, and on faring that her ambition was to become an Orange Girl at Drury Lane Theatre, had warned ker against the perils of that path, unhappily Vittfout effect, except that while he was exhorting ...

... money. An actress never wants money. When I get out of this place I have made up my mind what to do. f will not return to Drury Lane I will go over to Dublin. That ia the strange country with hiils and woods which I see before me always. It is Ireland. ...

... theatre: the one when Madame Patti, especially with Mario, appears.at Covent Garden, the other when Madlle. Marimon sings.at Drury Lane. On the occasions also when Lucca and Sessi both sing in II Flauto Magico, or when the powerful cast in The Hugenots ...

... Cardinal, you'll shew a little honesty. The principal event in the theatrical world is Mr. Bouci- cault's new drama at Drury Lane, Formosa; or, the Rail- road to Ruin. With scarcely an exception the dramatic critics of the different London papers, whilst ...

... asses round the nags and banners reproducing for all the world the camp scene in Balfe*a posthumous opera, as exacted at Drury- lane; and, as if to complete the illusion, one of the bands played The BlIp, vividly recalling the linea- to In he funks of death ...

... was forgotten on everybody's tongue she was Jenny Wilmot, the actress, Jenny Wilmot the Toast of the Town Jenny Wilmot, of Drury Lane. Thsy spoke of her beauty, her grace, her vivacity these were still remembered in spite of her absence from the stage for ...

... returned bringing peace with honour. Not the least interesting feature in the Way of Never Too Late to Mend, just filling Drury-lane stage, if not the h°Use, is the playing edition of the work bupplied to the actors. This was prepared y Charles Reade himself ...

... played both at Drury- lane and the Adelphi at the former Mr. Boucicault sustains his original character of Myles, a part which. at the Adelphi, is now filled by Mr. Verner, a pro vincial actor of some repute. Among the company at Drury-lane is Madame Celeste ...