... MAGNIFICENT BALLET aod TRANSFORMATION Mr WILLIAM BREW (of zM Drury ’,‘ Lane, wo-h.(.lun—h m). New and appropriate music, specially arranged by Mr. o TR wser )yn:ru'lv.ufi‘n'('i- de Ballet of Drury Lane, °‘‘~‘j!-) . The whole produced under the perscnal ...

... Godmother. MAGNIFICENT BALLET aod ;,mmluxnl“wn(:.z-m Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Alexandm m). lo':-lm;dl. specially arrdnged by Mr. PAIRY AND OiHER BALLETS. By Mr Paal Valentine (Master de Ballt of Drury Lane, - Crystal Palace, &s.) 4 b R B 1 A B gyl R ...

... PARTY, isting of the foHowi T ' MISS C 1 (Soprano from the St. Jankks's London) ; MISS TBUD (A clever little Singer from Drury Lane Theatre) ; MISS MARIAN BIA . (From St. James's 1, Londen}y MISS FLORENCE TEMPLE, (Pianiste, Pupil of Mr. Charles Hallé) ...

... T e ev S oy WU of 41, Whartou-read, Bromley, described as sn hen st \.om':am“'&mm— o 16s. M.m.—llr/_‘;“m. of W gourt, Drury - Lane, lon Saturday. — Fined 10s. n:‘ (zcn. or seven 4-7-.—40:: charged with being drunk while in of & horse and cart “Ph‘i:r ...

... a—uu-.’.-,0.n. J.P., and the lending residents of the cify and distriot. Amongst from a distance was Mr. Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane Theatre.—After the ban- E;dh.-llq:lh‘, “hnM'zM SO T, Pl ißy ke E.'-.fllh l—b-‘d‘ d_was q.fily' = for terms * The Army, Navy ...

... ‘ The w pantomine will place at th‘ and nowhere else. Mr. Harris is far too & man 0 break the historical continuity of Drury Lane snnuals on sccount of the Sther nh.u::.:,'-nu:uz d&-wh}#bh}*h hlnge are, 1 hour, sxpacted of Mr. Ryua's snio p—'.'{.x:'bn‘u-w ...

... SALVINI The Ifollowing biographical sketch of the eminent Italian actor, Salvini, whose performances in the role of Othello at Drury Lane are attracting so much attention, is from the current number of Lippincott's llagia’ne.—l‘ommuo Salvini is of Milanese parentage ...

... the Theatre Royal, Drury Bew and musie, specially arranged by Mr. nn!unzrmm : By Mr Paul Valentine (Master de Ballet of Drury Lane, Orystal Palace, &) - - . -~ ¢ r—-'&ui‘-m.-m--_o-—. e . &',:: - e » 4gl. Pims, 0. 84 ' Ovders bv the Post or Carman prowptly ...

... Q.C., M.P., and Mrs iott (in the Royal box) were amongst the ‘‘first nighters’’ at the production of ‘‘ Pleasure,”” at Drury Lane It is stated that the Kent County Cricket Club mdmhnww?mmd w.x:&w;m& formerly of Notts G-.n:‘ b‘:: now . Faith's-street ...

... eclemaly in & sort of weird - their md-.—l-t alter dark on the —vmu—huu*mm o um,mmm B 1 know the chikiren are well doue by at Drury Lane, »n even the demand of the ¥chool Board sre satisfied—for there are schoolrooms and teachers for corsain houm of the day ...

... accessories, t ar§ so highly appreciated by modera spectators.” this §int Mr. Chatterton, now, as then, the enterng sce of Drury Lane, has acted, with the nee¥pl Mr. William Beverley—perhaps the very bledt of Wying scene painters. And what is his revard ...

... congratulate them upon their success. The costumes in the drama (Louis 14th period), &c., were supplied by Mr. Stinchcombe, of Drury Lane, while the whole of the dresses, properties, &c., were very tasteful and complete. The general raanagement was under the ...