... were of a sufficiently dramatic nature to require a license. The case bad been brought before Mr. Norton by the lessees of Drury Lane Theatre, and after a personal inspection of the performances the conclusion he came to was that they required a license ...

... 3facbeth in a barn-literally a barn-and in spite of critical fastidiousness, was not unmoved; and I have seen 1adrcbeth at Drury Lane played in a style which was a perpetual offence against art, yet received by a crowded audience with enthusiasm. Next morning ...

... Was held last night at the Working Men's Christian Insti- tution, which it is, perhaps, necessary to say is localized near Drury-lane. Some time since it may be remembered that Sir Richard Mayne issued an ukase, clearing the streets of those living and ...

... conventional gait of tragedy, which have been brought into greater prominence than ever. by the legitimate re-action at Drury Lane. That style may have been made striking enough by the stately figures and musical voices of the KEMBLES who originated it-but ...

... conventional gait of tragedy, which have been brought into greater prominence than ever by the legitimate re-action at Drury Lane. That style may have been made striking enough by the stately figures and musical voices of the KIEMBLES who originated ...

... AS YOU LIKE IT. THE ,public has reason to be grateful to the Drury Lane managers for their shrenuouieffortsto produce the legitimate drama creditably; and the managers havcreqason to be grateful to tile public for its attendance and indulgence. As Yuti' ...

... AS YOU LIKE IT. Tn H public has reason to be grateful to the Drury Lane managers for their strenuous efforts to produce the legitimate drama creditably; and the managers have reason to be grateful to the public for its attendance and indulgence. As gou ...

... explain a passage in my last letter, which I find has been much misunderstood? When I spoke of stilted declamation at Drury-lane, and of bad imitations ofthe Kembles, I never for a moment thogight that such strictures could be read as applying to ...

... explain a passage in my last letter, which I find has been much misunderstood I When I spoke of stilteddeclamation at Drury-lane, and of bad imitations ofthe Kembles, I never for a moment thought that such strictures could be read as applying to ...

... make people's hair stand on end. It begins in infancy and continues through life. If the women who haunt the Haymarket and Drury-lane had commenced their career at eight or ten years old, and the population of Great Britain was recruited from no other source ...

... them. We have heard him explain the working of differential duties on colonial sugar to a great miscellaneous audience at Drury Lane with as much felicity, ease, and success as if he had been turning off brilliant appeals to the feelings, like some of his ...

... time-viz., the vicinities of Iansdowne-place, Southwark; of Francis-street, Lambeth; of Golden-lane, St. Luke's; and of Drury-lane and Short's- gardens, St. Giles's. That in this metropolis, while every petty grievance is sought out and redressed, a pest ...