... DRURY LANE. Kean's appearance on Monday, Richard the Third, drew as crowded audience as ever witnessed—He was enthusiastically' greeted from all parts of the douse—More unfeigned plaudits, or more sincere and honest welcome, wenererknew His performance ...

... DRURY LANE. a |S Kcan’g appearance Thursday nigh*, the character of Othello, drqvt a brilliant and crowded house. His figure is against him a part, iu which we have been accustomed to see lafty demeanour and military carriecro, ar.d to picture to our ...

... seve- rally entered, vith tlie kindest spirit. It may be useful to state the designs with whivch the circle of boxes of Drury Lane Theatre has been brna- niented. On the dress circle a gilded lattice work on' 31 a light blue ground, with roses in the ...

... DRURY LANE. A new Melo Dramatic Romance in three acts, was produced last night nnder the title of The ?? Hut.** - The principal features of all the melo-dramatic romances we have seen, are the same, or so strongly resemble each other, that it requires ...

... DRURY . LANE. THEATRk , Last ri,ight .The perfrnmed at chaarre. 'fhr! only noreir . : was STANLEY' Lroniira h: in t appe,iraitee in that character. The part, -in itself, is of no great.ini . portanct; but we itre irm-hiceil to . it in of very extraordlnary ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mils WsUtein bar ng been suddenly recalled Dublin, in cons quence of the seeere indisposi ic, of her mother, the notice was circulated in bsnd-bills, in excuse for her non-appi arance at Drury-lane Theatre in the pan nf Ltiiti* Hardy ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. We noticed in our last that a general ,meeting vf the proprietors of Drury-lane theatre had been assembled, and that the report and account of the sub-committee were stibmitted.to them : as these, and Mr. Whitbread's. speech, contain ...

... ---,- DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Tuesday night a new Musical Romance was represented et this Theatre, called Thc Nint,i Statue, or The Irishman in Bagdad. The subject of this splendid trifle is taken from the Oriental Tales, in which a material variation ...

... DRURY LANE TriEATRg .••••••••1ra.0 0 . , .. On Friday a numerous and respeetablt Meeting of the Joint Stock Company oi this Theatre assomb!ed :;t the Crown I: d A net or Tavern, in pursuance of a ptiblie Advertisement, to have the Dividend upon the Season ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. This theatre closed on Saturd night. After the tragedy of lachard 111. Mr. Raymond, the Acting manager, came forward and delivered the following address : . - . Ladies And gentlefrien,— I am directed by the management of this t)teatre ...

... THE NATIONAL REGISTER. DRURY LANE. On Friday last Miss Walstein resumed the part of in the Beite'.s Slratagem, at this theatre. !Zejoicing at the convalescence of her mother, she appealed in increased spirits, and her reception was such as to throw no ...

... DRAMATIC REVIEW. DRURY LANE. MR. KEAN ' S OTHEIT.O. We do not admire the regulation of the Manager by which Mr. KEAN is made to alternate the parts of Othello and [ago during the same week.. An actor nfay be very well able to sustain both these characters ...