... DRURY LANE THEATRE The Managers of Drury seem to think the public will derive amusement from Venice Preserved at their house, notwithstanding it has become fashionable attraction at Covent-Garden. Upon the merits of the rival actresses, the part of lielvidera ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE Both Houses last night boasted of new drama, and what is of more importance to their treasuries and the play-going public, each piece was successful. The one at this Theatre is written by Mr. Blanche, and en. titled the Compact, from ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last night a new Comedy, as it was farcically called, was represented at this House; it was entitled Forget and Forgive ; or. Rencontres in Paris.” is from the pen of Mr. Kenny. It displays much of his cleverness in the selection and ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Another Tragedy, being the second produced this sou at Old Drury, was brought out last night, under ii title, of Caswailon, the HrUrm Chief. It was submitted to good House at foil price, and prosed eminent), cessful. Mr. Walker, who ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE Last night Old Drury’s” doors were opened for the season, having dissolved partnership with Covent Garden, and made various alterations, renovations, improvements, and additions during the recess, to prove that it wishes to deserve ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last night, after the excellent comedy of Ups and Dotcns,” in which the comic humour of Liston kept the audience upon the broad grin, a new serious drama, in two acts, called The Brigands, was produced, and played with great success ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last night, way of novelty, the comedy of A Cure for the Heart Ache, was represented, mainly for the purpose, no doubt, of enabling Miss Faucil (who made promising a debut Ophelia) to personate Jessy Oat kinds. the other characters ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. By quick succession of Musical Novelties, and from those rumoured to be forthcoming, we should be led to imagine that much dependence is placed by the present management on the Operatic department. The next department which the management ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A new historical play, in three acts, intitled the PaitizanSyOr War in Pari» in 1649, was performed last night to numerous and fashionable audience. The piece composed of materials taken from that part of the history of France dis ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The jjrand Opera of Arlaxerxcs was played at iliii house on Saturday evening, but, with the exception of Mr. Braham, who represented Arbaces, it was not very powerfully supported, Madame Vestris, who is now become proverbially fond ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Ik is bat » short tims sinos ws had p’eatarc Dotioioff ths Baoe«Kful production of Mr. MssfsnWa opera of Don Quixot* this thtfttre, mad there is now the agreeable task of describing lbs first performance of another opera lbs same hones ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE • , Macbeth was performed at this Theatre, the l ?lttrl'twn, of course, being A ouug’s Mac belli and scenes in which was poweriully excited, and '.m. energies called forth, his performance well sns* “•L hi. character it. the but when ...