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... 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 ...
... 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. The,German Company at this house alternate their performances with the Sonmembida, and good houses, though scareely such as can pay the enormous expences, are attracted. The has been repeated, and on Wednesday the Fregschutz was given with ...
... 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. The decided and deserved success which has attended the efforts of Madame Malibran, in the opera of La Sonnambula, induced the proprietors of this establishment to try this talented vocalist in an English opera. The opera of The Devil's Bridge ...
... DRURY LANE. This theatre has had the merit of giving to the English Stage the genius of Madame Malibran. She appeared on 'Wednesday night in a translation of the Somnambulist, in which she played the heroine with a power beyond every , thing of the kind ...
... DRURY LANE. liis theatre has not been well attended during the ■“ek. Mr. Hraharn’s benefit, on Wednesday evening, > are sorry to say, a very losing affair. Report amount received does not come up to the ex- ns ‘* by at least one hundred pounds. Miss ...
... 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 ...
... DRURY LANE. This Theatre closed on Wednesday with the performance of the Sonatalaula and the Stude-nts of Jena, in which the attractions of Madame Ala Ltaits.w have brought two or three good houses; but her engagement can but have accumulated' the losses ...
... THE THEATRES. DRURY LANE. really lamentable to be compelled to take up our pen merely to record melancholy! instances of decided failure in the debuts of aspirants for histriooic*fame, but sucb unfortunately bus been our bard lot, almost without an exception ...
... DRURY• LANE THEATRE. Blacready appeared last night in which, if not one of his happiest efforts, is one wherein be does himself very great credit. In his scenes, with tribunes and the mob, there were several occasional bursts of expression—points of very ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A legendary ballet opera, two acts, entitled the Maid Caehmsre was produced for the first time on Saturday night. It founded on Scribe** piece of Dieu el ta Bayadere, which was •-> very popular in from Taglioni*a inimitable representation ...