... theatre in a berlesqes by a new writer. Miss Eat* Santley, the pretty and popular advise, who gamed so many admirers at Drury Lane and the Strand, is we learn. making rapid progress soder the tuition of Madame Viardot, with the intention of appearing ...

... prisoner bad daring the last two year, given notice bad occurred is the immediate vicinity of his dwelling, in Parker Mee* Drury Lane. The learned cionneel went on ted:wartisalare of gourd firm with the kindling of eharged the prieonse, and then caned - ...

... will only appear on each alternate evening, sr six times in at. The moons of Mr Halliday 's adaptation of Ivanhoe at Drury Lane is so great that the manager is said to be sending the overflow at that house in gratis cabs to the Adelphi or the PriDOSSeS ...

... that the lower ranks should follow his example. No set elms of pieces are now produced at any of the theatres. Formerly Drury Lane and Covent Garden were the two supposed National homes of the drama. At this present date there is only one theatre is the ...

... that many of our prin- Icipal actors could render our Shakspearls's plays with success. But the lessees do not want it. At Drury Lane, for I the last two years, the publics have been treated to dished op old dramas with a new name, each as K log of Scott ...

... and rusts the rtake Saturday, the 25th ientset, wl.es a mind mere• meg perfortroants to do him hawse will take platelet Drury Lane Theatre. Mr Barry Sellir.m'a &MOP'S in I.irerprol Night after night has the riot theatre been crowded, and r wee the musicians ...

... up in the States-Mr Matthew Morgan --trays a Lend. n oorrespondeet. Fear years ago this gentlemen was • some painter at Drury Lane, and was unknown to the Irma A year later ho was tamers through his terribly revere cartoon.. in the then neely-publishc ...

... nor peutoeuima Toe managers in mayoral of the Wastes. will triut to a drains or a revival. Bet at bath Covent Garden awl Drury Lane great things may be x• period. Each will try to r.val the other in s display, sad Drury Lens will eirlesvonr to keep up ...

... engagement in the North. He will charily commence another tour. Mr Joseph H. Robins bas been engaged by Mr Chatterton for Drury Lane, and will appear manias Night in a new farce. A New York piper says Miss Vesie Wilmer* is a height, pretty blonde, with ...

... was recently sold by auction for the soma at L 5600. - - Thera will he, as in former years double set of pantnmimists at Drury Lane Thesere. Mr Arthur Lloyd's Company is performing to. night in the Free Trade HAIL Manchester. The Last Days of Pompeii ...

... The following a bet al the please represented at the ration theatrical et. tablishmente and other places of atatusamat DRURY LANE—Tom Thumb the Gnat; or, Her. loquin King Arthur and the Knights the Round Table, by Mr E. L Blaaskerd. COVENT GARIOLY—'• ...

... were produeekdsring last year at the Theatre Royal. As formerly, the clever Yokes Family play the principal parte to the Drury Lane pant mime of Tom Thumb. Mr J. Boosey announces the sixth aeries of Tt • Lierlon Ballad Conce.ts, whi:h will ho commenced ...