... DRURY LANE. The Easter novelty at this house was a comic ballet of action, called Robert and Bertrand,” closely adapted from the French piece Auberge Adrets,” which we had occasion to notice few weeks back connection with M. Frederic Lemaitre’s admirable ...

... DRURY LANE, The adventures of Mr. Lemuel Gulliver form the subject for the Christmas entertainment at this house, done from the popular chronicle by Mr. Morton. The subject has been once or twice dramatised, but it has reappeared under ».n entirely different ...

... DRURY LANE. At length, Wednesday last, the lonff promised King Arthur made its appearance at this house with a splendour that throws into utter darkness all former scenic representations. use the words of a contemporary, the splendid last scenes of all ...

... DRURY LANE. After Balfe’s new opera, the pantomime called Friar Rush, or Harlequin and King Gold,” was produced, to a house crammed to the ceiling. The story is thus: —The Baron Catzenelleribogencassenheim (Mr. Heslop) falls in love with the beautiful ...

... DRURY LANE. On Tuesday, A Cure for tke Heart Ache was performed at this Theatre, with very considerable . succesa. In Old Rapid, we had a very favourable specitneu of what the Public may expect from Mr. WATiossolt, from the Haymarket Theatre. He posses ...

... DRURY LANE. The lovers of histrionic uho were so fortunate as admission to this theatre on Wednesday anti Friday. mus s h a ve been eminently gratified by the combined exertions of' Mr. Kean and Mr. Young, the former sustaining, the ' first evening. the ...

... DRURY LANE. A new tragedy, entitled Montalto, was prndured on night alibis theatre. lhc following are the chief pct. Gouges 3 Montalto Michael Durazzo Alta Mrs. Et:cal-or. The scene lies in the castle of .41ontalto. near Verona. Montalto had been betrothed ...

... DRURY LANE. The opera of The Siege Belgrade was, on Thursday evening, perfartutal. The occasion was distinguished by • re-appearance of Mr. Braham in his favourite part of TO Scraekier. His entrance elicited the werutest inanifeshitions • of favoar, and ...

... DRURY LANE. M. Jullien’s Bal Masqat, which took place on Monday evening, terminated the concert season at this house. It was very well attended ; and the number of really elegant costumes far greater than we have seen upon any previous occasion. The orchestra ...

... DRURY LANE After the opera of Der Freyschutz,” (which, on the occasion, was performed with additional accompaniments whose socres are too elaborate to describe), the new pantomime, entitled Harlequin and King Pepin; or, Valentine and Orson,” was produced ...

... DRURY LANE, On Saturday last Mrs. Alfred Shaw made her first appearance for the season, in the charming part of Cinderella, and was greeted, most deservedly, as the first of our English vocalists. We were happy to perceive that she had very nearly, if ...

... DRURY LANE. This theatre is in full swing'' of prosperity. Balfe’s opera of the Bohemian Girl,’’ is increasing nightly in public favour, and the ballet improves upon every repetition. The indefatigable manager has most splendid Pantomime in preparation ...