... DRURY LANE. -—-- - - - A gentleman named Andersen made his first appearance here last night as Henry Bertram, in the musical play of Guy Mannering. As an actor, his pretensions are of the more moderate kind, but his correct understanding of the business ...

... DRURY LANE. Monday, after an interval of eight years, Mr. Macready appeared at this Theatre in the arduous and trying character of 66 Richard the Third. In our remarks on former performances of the part by this very able and efficient actor, we have ...

... DRURY LANE Highways and Byeways improves upon repetition, and has been played several times during the present week. It is one of those light and farcical trifles which will please for the moment, and having been once laughed at, will be laid aside and ...

... DRURY LANE. Whoever was so especially favoured by Fortune as to procure a seat in this theatre last evening—any where at the rise of the curtain, might coasider himself privileged beyond the ordinary race of mortals ; for the house was appropriated to ...

... DRURY LANE. Do our readers wish, in this delightfully asthmatic weather, to catch a cold, which all the physicians, since Esculapius, could never cure? If so let them trust themselves within the once glorious walls of Old Drury. The wind wanders un ...

... DRURY LANE. Jane Shore was the tragedy selected here last night to amuse the Cnrie.mas folks. If it be the aim and end of tragedy to Raise the soul by noblest strokes of art, To mend the morals, and improve the heart, but very little elevation was ...

... DRURY LANE. This Theatre presented a very splendid appearance on Saturday night. It was crowded to exce-s by a fashionable audience. The attraction of the evening was the appearance of a Mr. Ilackett, an American actor, of whom fame hod spoken in terms ...

... DRURY LANE. Mrs. C. Gore’s Comedy of Lortli and Common*, was produced at this Theatre bn Tuesday evening. The plot of it shortly as follows Prank Melville (Wallnck) Is ward Blr Caleb and deriaf nbteace of the latter In India, has been fiirnhbrd with 0«l0| ...

... DRURY LANE. A gentleman narnedAnderson made his first appearance here last night as Henry Bertram, in the musical play of Guy Nannering. As an actor, his pretensions are of the more moderate kind, but his correct understanding of the business of the scene ...

... DRURY 'LANE. Mr. T. DUNCO M BE moved the consideration of the petition of the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, complaining of the undue influence of the Lord Chamberlain's Office with the licensed amusements of the people. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER ...

... DRURY LANE. On Thursday night a new farce Mr. Buckstone, was produced at this theatre, under the title of “Our Mary Anne.” It is wild but amusing extravaganza, and was favorably received. Jonathan Tanks (Mr. Buckstone), marries his young mistress, Mary ...

... DRURY LANE. A new ballet-opera, entiled The Maid of Cashmere, was produced at this house on Saturday evening. It is translation of Le Diea et la Bayadere, with Auber’s music arranged by Bishop, which, however, falls short of that master’s other productions ...