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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. second effort ef young artist, author, »• generally mure arduous titan the first. meets with loss indulgent criticism and. unless has been able to surpass hit former height merit, will be held to have fallen lielnw it. Had The Alesd ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. And now farewell, the tranquil inlnd, . , In the concluding acts there IvaS, It Seemed to us, a want as sustained feeling—it was chequered with, alternate feebleness and strength. On the whole, however ; thegood—the great in i prevailed ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr. Forrest. quickly answering the call made upcn him, appeared on Monday in one of Shakspeare's great charactersin Othello. With Mr. Forrest's person we need scarcely remark, that in the outward man he was a peculiarly fit representative ...

... DRURY LANE THEA TRE. I hie second effort of a young attist, or anlther, is gpner5. mote ard uwin thanii the first. It insxets wis i. e, in to I ent ticlm ani, u it he ho been able to ~ui pass hi- totr- huigilt of ini,,rit, he will be held to have fal ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A new piece in two acts, called Hush ! or Secrets at Court, was produced at this theatre last night. Ladislas Radzinski (Mr. Cooper) a young lieutenant in the Polish army, with more gaiety than money, and more frankness than discretion ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Great Noyelty for this Night—The new Opera, and William Tell at Half-price. THIS EVENING (Saturday). April Ifi, will be performed The Grand Opera, entitled THE CORSAIR ! Zampa, Mr. Wilson; Alphonse di Monza, Mr. Templeton Daniel ...

... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. MONDAY BV BN INO will b* performed the Opera of THB MAID OP ARTOIS. The MarquU Vieux, Mr. H. FhiUipt; JuUs Monlangon. Mr. Teinplettin; Sam Regret, Mr. OiubiWl; B)nnelet, Mr. Segiiin. laoline, Madame Maiibran; Cormlie. Min P. ...

... THEATRES. DRURY LANE THEATRE. trag - edy t.f Othello, performed last Light, brought to the L.3t the powers of Mr. Forrest as a tragedian. We like his aiming thus high at once, and not dallying with the public, nor lingering in such performances as the ...

... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING will * W 10 «lW Alonxo. Mr. Wtrdt; At.lonio, Mr. Cooper; Don Htnrique*. Mr. Vaw'cnhoff. Leonora. Mi»s E. Tree- conclude with tha New Grand Entertainment, railed CHEVY CHASE. Henrv Percy, Earl of Northumberland, Mr ...

... TIIE THEATRES. DRURY LANE. There was no novelty at this theatre last night, although it was the opening night of the summer season. The performances commenced with The Jewess ; and the only change in the caste was in the part of Rachel, Mrs. Slopan having ...

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