... DRURY LANE. Wednesday the Queen went in state this theatre. In a few minutes after the opening of doors every part of the theatre was completely filled, even the panics in the boxe-. having wisely made their appearance in good time* so that when the whole ...

... DRURY LANE. . . . The German Opera Company conimenced their performances here On Mend ay; are glad to hear good music sand to Witness the exhibition' of' genius and talent anywhere and upon any occasion. In our . own - immediate gratification, however ...

... DRURY LANE. This theatre has been well-attended during the week, except on Monday, when Mr. Forrest repeated the character of Richard the Third. His faults and excellencies varied in nothing from those we remarked on in his former personification of the ...

... DRURY LANE. The only occurrence worthy of notice during the week has been a visit from their Majesties, who went in state on Thursday evening, and were heartily welcomed by a numerous audience. The royal box was fitted up in the usual manner, and when ...

... DRURY LANE. On Monday a crowded and fashionable audience greetsd the appearance of Mademoiselle Taglioni, evincing an enthusiasm due to the excelling attributes of this accomplished dancer, and a just reward to the enterprise of the manager. The extraordinary ...

... world might be considered servile ion—this the mansgeiucot of Drury Lane too proud to submit to and therefore, every other thantre was putting to the utmost the attraction of novelty, Drury Lane had nothing new to boast of. Old pieces and old audiences, ...

... DRURY LANE. Last night a crowded and fashionable audience greeted the appearance of Mademoiselle Taglioni, evincing an enthusiasm due to the excelling attributes of this accomplished dancer, and a just reward to the enterprise of the manager. The ext ...

... DRURY LANE. A miserable adaptation from one of Cooper's novels was produced here on Saturday night, and has been repeated during the week under the title of The Indian Girl. The condemnation it experienced from the audience, was so unequivocal, that we ...

... DRURY LANE. A free translation of Scribe’s last n'w comedy of * Bertrand Katun,on de Conspirer,” that has •ceu performed nith such iiummsc success at the Theatre Francis Parh, waa produced Saturday night un-'er title The Mini-.ter a d (lie Mercer.” not ...

... DRURY LANE. On Thursday night, after the sixth representation of San. danapalus, a new divertissement, from the ballet of La Sonsstambuk, was produced. PAULINE LEROUX, CAVA, LARCHE, and appeared, together with SILVANI. Although we could, discern no very ...

... DRURY LANE. The benefit of Mr. Parsons, box-book keeper, of Drury. lane theatre, took place on Wednesday evening. The entertainments consisted of Gustavus the Third, or the Masked Ball ; after which, as an agreeable Intermezzo, some very cleverly executed ...

... DRURY LANE. Last night the new opera of The EmissarY ormed for the third timc at this theatre, after ceived such judicious curtailments and emendatioes on dered its general effect much superior to i_iis:ll3lsie its first production. M r . Y arno ld, as ...