... Harblour Lights, ?? it was pro. duced at the A delphi, Dee 23d, 1885. ADOLPHE.-Peg Irod/ington appeared as Cordelia at Drury. lane on May 58th, 1742. Sise had previously, seithin two years and a-half of that date, ntade heA first appearance at Cooent-yarden ...

... actress who for I some years past has been sustaining leading parts in Australia. She played Mrs Bernard Beere's part at e Drury-lane, in A Life of Pleasure. The elaborate ( scenery for this production is all completed with the c exception of that for the ...

... in the production of a series of Sbakepere's plays, that, since the retirement of M'r.MaIteedy'frqom Covent Gardeniand' Drury Lane, may alniost be said 'to have . been. shelved. We have been 'induced&-to make thesel remarks, feeling, as we do, that' Mr ...

... lessee of the Doncaster Theatre, which is to be opened shortly. Report states that Borrani will not appear next season at Drury Lane, he having been engaged for the next three years at the Academie Royale, Paris. ROYAL GRECIAN SALOON.-We see that Rouse ...

... revival of Zing Johns. The elder Kean apneared on the stage almost as soon as he dould walk, and was used in processions at Drury- lane when Kremble was in the height of his glory. In the life of C. M. Young it is recorded that during the Christmas vacation ...

... versus Vernon, but a theatre which was to be built in Shafteshury-avenue. yours faithfully, AuGtUSTUS HARRIs. Theatre Royal, Drury- lane, March 18th, 1889. [The mistake, of course, arcs5 from the carelessness of the reporter]. ...

... the traditions of Drury-lane Theatre, attended with, I hope and believe, an increased dividend year by year. Mr SIDNEY SAIIEr (the secretary) also returned thanks. He added that Mr Collins and he had been *connected with Drury-lane Theatre for a great ...

... success at Drury. lane Theatre - in 1853, by playing substantially that Drama under the title of Never Too Late to Mend, at the Grecian, without the author's license. The Drama called Gold had a six weeks' run of success in 1853, at Drury-lane. The copyright ...

... better confer with an actor or actress best suited to the leading parts. B3. J. B.-Libvllous. G. V. R. ((Buurnrle%)-At Drury - lane Theatre as Macbeth. Consult The Era Almanack. B. H.-joine supeprior persons arc greatly exercised in their migtds as to ...

... uninterrupted, if any advantage is to be taken of the privileges it affords. Thirty or forty years ago, when the audiences of Drury- lane and Covent-garden had no further to travel on the termination of the performances than the adjacent streets nd squares, ...

... THEATRICAL ERA. PAQUITA AT DRURY LANE. The announcement of the reappearance of Grisi, in her new character of Paqutia in the ballet so named, was calculated to awaken extraordinary interest in the admirers of the choregraphic art. The poetry of motion ...

... that I produced in my theatrical career, and was the stepping stone which enabled me to rise to the position of manager of Drury- lane Theatre. The stepping stone, however, was not sufficiently broad and sound to carry into the pro- vinces (so continues ...