... DRURY LANE THEATRE A new comic opera, entitled The National Guard; or, liride Jiridc, was produced at*this Theatre Hiursday evening, with the most unequivocal success. has been altered and adapted the English stage, by Flunehe, from Scribo’s opera Fiancee ...

... THEATRES. DRURY LANE. After the performance of Mauniillt and the Brigand, an original domestic drama wss produced at this theatre entitled Tht Xi'/g Far nr. which said to be adaptation Mr Filtball of French Lot Favuairm Anglau, which w»* performed with ...

... DRURY LANE AND THE BEASTS. (From the Liter ury Gazette.) Et lv, Brute ! Oh, tragedy ! oh, comedy ! With all thy motley train, How art thou fallen ! and, alas ! How low :s Drury lain ! How must a'l human patronage At Drury have df creased, When thy ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. , - Othello was performed here last night. The last dine we saw it previously was when poor Kean - appeared the first time to perform with his son, and then bid farewell for ever to his glorious occupation.: Then the Othello of our ...

... DRURY. LANE THEATRE. I never (writes Weber in one of his delightful letters) look upon a lively landscap.!, or, indeed, behold any beautiful object in nature, without seeming to hear in it a harmony that is its speaking soul. In this exquisite theory ...

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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The holyday folks mustered in great force oa Wednesday evening at this theatre, to witness the production of that essential part of the Christmas festivities, a new pantomime. Lillo's domestic trage ly tragedy of George Barnwell was ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Othel:o was played last night at this house vith the following cast :—Mr. Kean, G Mello ; Miss Allison, Desdemona ; Mr. Ternan, lag& ; and Mrs. Ternan, Emilia. Here was novelty enough—novelty to account for an audience crowded from ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. From the great draw nponthe play-goingpublic by the other theatres, had notion that this house, which we thought had b®cn closed until the ensuing winter season, but which re-op**ned on Saturday. would have attracted such audience ...

... 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. A new drama in two acts was produced last night, eutitled The Rent Day. It is, we believe, from the pen of Mr. Jerrold, whose talent in that peculiar line of the drama to which this piece pertains is well known. It is wholly of a domestic ...

... 7- - Yasl I DRURY LANE THEFTR W Jerrold produced last night a very ?? anrl a lI ,; it iteresting serious drama, under tbe tidls of 71,e in, of the lDic: it vas orighiall% cailed Dt,,11 i, tle islrr - some points of the dialogue are not wlapte(i I., - ...