... DRURY LANE. A NEW opera, entitled the Tyrolese Peasant, the music entirely by Mr. BISHOP, was produced at this house on Tuesday. The plot in the representation defies comprehension ; but an ingenious friend has favoured us with the following outline of ...

... 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. 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. 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 A very interesting drama was produced here on Thursday evening, under the title of The Compact, founded upon the adventures of a Spanish bandit, Juan Ravagos (Wallack), who tired of his lawless course of life, agrees with the Archbishop of ...

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

... 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. However much blame may be attached to theatrical managers for encouraging foreigners, introducing farces and melo-drames brent new from France, to the discouragement and prejudice of the legitimate English drama, the lessee of this theatre ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Operatic Entertainment the Electiont { or the Rival Candidates, performed for the first time, tbe bills state, these years, was revived at this Theatre last night. We know not if tbe author of this production be •live, but if he ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A Comic Open, in three acts, entitled Win Her and Weor Her, wee performed for the fint lime laet night. The story la founded on Hr*. Cenillvia’a Comedy A Bold Stroke for a Wife. So closely have the incidents end language bean adhered ...

... THE REVIEWER. DRURY LANE. On Monday evening, after a masterly performance of William Tell by Mr. Macready, most ridiculous Oriental Spectacle” was presented here, under the title of The Magic Car; or Three Jiagt Trial, a thing shreds and patches,” a ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A yolig .0dy Of the nnme of HIGHLAND, last night, made her ibst appcarnitwie uipon airy stage (wequuote the bill wilhosit at all ideltriderting for the accuracy of iti assertiorn), in the part of Jo!i/ Va, ill L't' or (i1 I/Utrge ...