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... Aluseum, for the purposes of reference, has been successful, T. Oliphant, Esq., having been appointed musical librarian. Drury Lane is to open on Monday, the 27th. Mr. Mac. ready, it appears, will adopt those salutary regulations which reflected so much ...

... - 57 0 0 Sectional ?? - - - - 9o Broone ?? 0 SALAR IRS 0or ACTORS.-The following is -a list of the printcipal actors at Drury Lane, in tlse teason of 1802.3, with tuse amount of their variouse weekly oalaries, which we intvo copied from thle moat anthontij ...

... lead M. Laporte to re-engage her for five nights. Our contemporaries speak of the re-opening of the shilling concerts at Drury Lane, in the interim which must elapse ere Mr. Macready assumes the management. They talk, too, of Mr. Burin undertaking the ...

... head of the drama. They have worse than rh abdicated. A vile management has brought on vile acting; and Covent Garden and Drury Lane have all n the defects of the provincial stage, superadded to the t. grosser vices indigenous to London, and unrelieved ...

... race of great artists Z n bearing the name of Kemble, who were the stars so long v 'e of the two theatres Covent Garden aid Drury Lane, g ig when the patents were in full force. v ie Mdlle. Dyna Beumer, who has made her dibut at I sL Covent Garden Theatre ...

... and her husband appeared in various '-entertainments, but in 1869 Mrs. Howard Paul re- turned to the stage, appearing at Drury Lane as Lady Macbeth& Her most recent appearance on the London stage was in the Sorcerer, at the Opera Comique last year, ...

... a chuckle)-we'll have a bottle of Oh, that'll be joyful i 'same time l ' 'YOUTH WILL HAVE ITS FLING'-It is said the Drury Lane Theatre Committee are so pleased with their present Lessee that they are about to erect his statue in the vesti- bule. The ...

... Loudon. His stay will be short ; he has not visited his native country since 1824. Mr. TMacready sill commence his season at Drury- Lane in December. It is reported, that his campaign will open with a new play and new pantomime. GOOD !-Sir Valentine Blake, ...

... ii the caseof'hsri ipesr bi with Mr. Luinley.. When annttemtwsmd o a bring out a trans~latiofi of the 'Damorn Cmlis'a Drury Lane, ?? Chansberlainifs edhsloes p That ai'woman o-f 'Uaiaidoned life 'houi hecpbl lf entertainifika greatf pasidch'an&d 'of'ss ...

... watchman, who had fallen into the dry dock, and was drowned before he could be taken out! Bolls are not confined to Ireland: a Drury Lane play bill states, that an aetor in. his mcond appearance was greeted with the 3awe UNPRECEDENTED success that attended his ...