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... drama is at present the most attractive piece to be seen at the London theatre. Mr. Gye must look to his Iquyels now that Drury Lane is really in cqmRetition with the Covent Garden house. I suppose it must be attributed to the prevailing east winds, good ...
... occupied by the Prodigal Daughter, which, it will be remem- bered, was one of the last of the many celebrated productions at Drury Lane of the late Sir Augustus Harris. The piece has been previously produced in Cardiff, but it will well repay another visit ...
... must be very gratifying to all who patronised that pleasing evening's entertainment. Ma CHARLES DILLON, tragedian, (late ot Drury Lane Theatre), and Miss Bella Mortimer, assisted by a uu,uerous and talented company, are annouueed to give two dramatic ent ...
... PHIPPS. It is Miss Sedgwick's purpose, after making a short tour of the provinces, previous to which she will appear at Drury Lane for a limited number of nights, to sail for America in the spring of 1867, where we earnestly hope, and nothing doubt, an ...
... with the very florid character of some of the music itself, inevitably gives opera-goers reminiscences of Covent Garden or Drury Lane, and the whole effect frequently seems quite out of character with a place of worship.^ But one result is certainly produced—the ...
... for one night at the Haymarket last year was £400 the season must generally have been good, for the enterprising lessee of Drury Lane received upwards of £ 700 for one day's performance (morning and evening), a sum exceeding any which has for years been ...
... auguration of an annual match. Mr. Mapleson has just issued his bill of fare for the coming opera season, to commence at Drury- lane Theatre on Tuesday, the 15th of April. In the way of new works opera-goers are promised Balfe's posthumous opera II Talismano ...
... named Eves has just given birth to three children at Woolwich. DRAMATIC COLLEGE.—An entertainment was given on the 14th at Drury Lane Theatre, fcr the beneiit of the above college. THE FRENCH AMBASSADOR. — It is said that the Marquis dela Valette may be ...
... be per- mitted to attend the law lectures. It is understood that theCovent Garden Opera House will open on April 1st, and Drury Lane on the 15th. The last rail of the Canada and Southern Rail- way, being the direct line for connection with the American ...
... iarge. Our readers will be pleased to learn that Mr. Angel has been eugiged by Mr. Anderson, lessee of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, to play the parts of tiie principal comedian, thus justifying the original judgment of the Cardiff public. DEPREDATIONS ...
... publishes a letter from Mr. F. B. Chatter- ton, in which that gentleman says- that, having been for seven years manager of Drury Lane Theatre, he has for six years done his utmost to provide the public with the legitimate drama. lie has put the best plays ...
... beci sent in competition for Mr. T. P. Cooke'sprrze-of £100. Mr. Charles Drllon has been engaged by Mr. Chat- terton, for Drury Lane, and will appear nest season, M. Grisar is occupied on an opera derived from a novel by M. Charles Deulin, with the queer ...