... 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. Guilleaunze Tell, the last and best of Rossini's operas, was eich b certainlyouout at this theatre last night, i n a manner which does great credit to the management. Thi s p king proof of the versatility as well as t h e greatness 4ht f s ...

... DRURY LANE. Wednesday evening, a domestic drama, in two acts, from the pen of Mr. Jerrold, was very successfully produced at this theatre. Mr. Jerboi,d is now the great dramatist of street-ballads and in-door paintings. On former occasion, he dissolved ...

... DRURY LANE. ! The Maid of Cashmere was -- p - rOclUced here on Saturday sennight to a crowded and fashionable audience. The music is by Auber, but we think that in this instance he has not gained fresh laurels to his fame. The dancing was after the manner ...

... DRURY LANE. One of the trumpery, and,, we are glad to be able to add, worn-out tribe of horrible German dramas was produced at this theatre on Monday last. The plot of the piece is thus given:— Rudolph, the ancestor of the house of Zarenberg (Mr. H. Phillips) ...

... DRURY LANE, Lest night Mr. Charles Kean, who has madsuch successful career in the provinces, appeared before London audience, at this Theatre, in the character of Hamlet, It is utterly impossible to describe the enthusiasm with which one of the most crowded ...

... DRURY LANE. At this House, the Easter Offering, which followed the play, was, to adopt the phraseology of the bills, a grand oriental spectacle, eatitled The Magic Car, or Three Days' Trial. In pieces of this description, it would be idle to expect ...

... DRURY LANE. This establishment was last night crowded to excess by fashionable and most respectable com panv, in consequence of the announcement that her Most Gracious Majesty would honour the theatre with her presence. At seven o'clock Mr. Cooper, the ...

... DRURY LANE. On Saturday night new Opera, Hofer the of the Tyrol, was produced at this Theatre; the words by Plancbl, the music Rossini, and the adaptation by Bishop. The music gave visid atisfaction, and the success of the whole performance was complete ...

... DRURY LANE. Ilossini’s onera of Guillaume TU wav produced last night this theatre a style great splendour, and most efficiently as regards the musical department. The lib/ttlo is a close translation the lessee of the lyrical drama of Messrs. Jouy and ...

... DRURY LANE The novelties are thickening at this House. Decorum is scarcely inurned, ere we have another new farce produced, with a tragedy, and a third new farce, advertized in the bill, as speedily forthcoming. The new piece of Tuesday, called Hiyh.ways ...

... DRURY LANE. The Beggar’s Opera, in condensed form, was last night performed; (be character of Polly, by Miss Stephens, who, on this occasion, made her first appearance here after an absence of three years. The voice of this lady, though still deiightfnily ...