... get to town. From the end of the end of the following January, Kean existed, heaven alone knows how, for the management of Drury Lane refused to pay him shilling. All that had ever suffered could not j have equalled the misery of those two months of oscillation ...

... would certainly stand a better chance of taking the town by storm than at present seems to be the case. Freedom. at Drury Lane, and The Silver Fing. at tho Pri neeAs'e. oonti nue to attract delighted audiences, lolanthe. at the Savoy, seems ...

... aad other ammeeeaente ontof doors. Later fat the evsaisg thsra was eoncert, ia which Miss Beaaell, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, sang “II Baoio,” She was enthnaiastically received and deservedly eaoored. The bnrleaqne of * Crusoe the Second” followed; ...

... the Green Bushes.” The new play* are eucoeeeee in their way, the triumph of the scene painters and stage carpenters at Drury Lane being quite a* great a* any that made the fortunes of the preceding spectacle!. The curious thing to be noted is that with ...

... surfeited with festivity. Still, it was * beginning, and the remainder will, uo doubt, make amends. The enterprising magnate af Drury Lane and Covent Garden is understood to have made goodly pile by his opera season, and th> present pantomime appears to have ...

... to be allowed. Arrangements have been concluded between the celebrated Meiningen trouue of actors and the proprietors of Drury Lane Theatre for a series of performances, to commence in May next. This company, the most celebrated of German actors, will ...

... Lorimer and Marion Kske exchanged glances. “ ll go to the theatre to-night,” said the genenil ; ** Drury Lane. It must poor place comjKired to tlie Hrowery the Park. You won’t be riled. Mr. Lorimer, when 1 say it’s generally admitted to be so. What you ...

... earlier days Mr. Crouch w«* in the Royal Rand of William IV. and Adelaide, and acted for soma time i-.-ri-fT ■viuliiiist in Drury Lane Theatre. One die oldest working clergymen in England fa the Rev. Carr John Cllyn, rector Witchamotun, nonet, who entered ...

... notice are the re-production at the Lyceum of Leah and original drama at the Victoria Palace Theatre, mentioned below. At Drury Lane and Covent Garden, Italian opera is the order of the day. No change has been made at the|HAYMARKET, where Pygmalion and ...

... was as follows:—Madame Crosmond had last season been engaged as a member of Mr. Augustus Harris's Italian Opera Company at Drury Lane. This year her engagement at the Royal Italian Opera was so far settled that the salary had been arranged, the draft contract ...

... left the Opera Comique on Christmas Eve the joy bells were ringing in Christmas morning, and at 12 o!clock on Boxing night Drury Lane pantomime was incomplete. It is now generally agreed that the Count de Idontebello will be transferred from St. Petersburg ...

... r .mains of Mr. R. Henry Marsh, hnows In the th profession as Henry Marston, and who was for many years connected with Drury Lane and Sadler's Welb Theatres, Lou ton, have been interred in a family grave at Highgate Cemetery. The deceased, who bad reached ...