... DRURY LANE. nate Islet, as well as of the learning, and abilities, and even birthplace of Scam Doyster, Piggledy, and De Bobbin, the three wise Inca of Gotham. Having get rid of these wertitios for a time by sending them to eve, he 'en infirm bowl ...

... DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Mr. Augustus Harris. THIS EVENING, at 7.15. ROBINSON CRUSOE. Messrs A. Roberts, H. Jackson, H. Nieliolls, J. Fawn, J. 0. Lanri, jun., H. Payne, &c. ; Fanny Leslie, Amalia, D’Anban, Sisters Mario, M. Vero,and Madame Katti ...

... DRURY LANE. HAYSIARKET. LYCEUM. OLYMPIC. ST. JAMES'S. GLOBE. VAUDEVILLE. SAVOY. OPERA COMIQUE. TERRY'S. AVENUE. shaftesbuby.i NOTES OF THE DAY. ...

... DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Mr. Augustus Harris. THIS EVKNING, 7.15. ROBINSON CRUSOE. Messrs. A. Roberts, H. Jackson, U. Nioholls, J. Fawn, J. JVAnban, O. Lauri, jnn., U. Payne, &o.; Mesdame* Fanny Leslie. Amalia. D'Auban, {sisters Mario, M. De Yere ...

... DRURY LANE, Gounod’s Faust was produced on Saturday last, with an excellent cast. Faust was admirably impersonated by M. -Tcau De Reszke, whose fine voice was hoard to |'reut advantage in Salve, dimora,” and in the duel trio. In this, powerful aid was ...

... DRURY LANE. The inherited glories of Drary Dane the principal home of pantomime will not be forfeited the production of this year’s Christmas annual, which is entitled Harlequin and the Forty Thieres.” No single ons of the traditions that bare accumulated ...

... DRURY LANE. A disappointment awaited the large audience attracted to the Royal Italian Opera, Drury Lane, Saturday night, by the announcement Lohengrin.” M. Jean Reszke being 100 unwell appear Lohengrin, it was found necessary change the opera, Carmen ...

... DRURY LANE. “IVAN THE TERRIBLE. How many members last niglu’s audience at Drury Lane remembered that tie ancient city of Pskoff. where Rimsky Korsakoff’s opera of Ivan the Terrible is enacted, is one of those in the possession the Germans -! The ...

... DRURY LANE We have Mr. Collins’s assurance that “The Sleeping Beauty” has been subjected to a* careful process revision, « improvement' did not seem possible. There will be a note of patriotism—not blatant. Mr. James Glover admits to an anxious overhauling ...

... DRURY LANE. Though the days are now past wherein the opening Drury Lane fixed the commencement of the theatrical season, and though the houses which once enjoyed monopoly dratnattc novelty are now distanced in popularity hy smaller and less pretentious ...

... DRURY LA.NE. feat of no ordinary difficnlty was acoompliahed last night Signor Rossi, who, for his benefit, ap- I peered in four different characters from as many acts Shakeoperian tragedy. In honour of tbe j occasion appeared the second act of Romeo ...

... DRURY LANE. Mr. Halliday's drama of Rebecca, founded upon Sir Walter Scott's novel of Ivanhoe, and first produced at Drury Lane in the autumn of 1871, has been revived at the same theatre, to fill the rapidly diSainishing interval that must elapse ...