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... DRURY LANE. Mr. Alfred Mellon, one of the rising orchestral Conductors of the day, has taken possession of Drary-lane Theatre for a brief space, and proposes during the present week to give a series of vocal and instrumental concerts, which are at once ...

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... DRURY LANE. On Saturday night, a conventional melodrama, hover'l between the style of the Srrey and the Victoria, 93 Pal duced at this theatre, before a very fair audience. ?? incidents, the characters, and the dialogue are al i which we have been acquainted ...

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... uniformly aiming at the satis- Cof ?? popular taste actually existing. At the pre. 0.anefi, in dealing w ith so large a house as Drury-lane, kt lth the porely dramatic competition already exist- '.there tan, *e appreend, be little doubt that $ opn opera was one ...

... failed:when itt was first brought out The fame of the composer, and the celebrity of the work, ho.wever; fully justi- fied, the Drury-lane manager in placing it on the stage, Mr. Gye,:tooreover, had announced it for five successive yeaisin th't prospeotus- of'the': ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. THE TYNE AND) HARRISON COMPANY. Last evening the third of the series of concerts of which the Pyne and Harrison English Opera Company are Oi filling up the theatrical interregnum of Passion week, at co Old Drury, was attended ...

... the opera set before them, in the warmest aid most decided ianner. Alto- gether, we niay congratulate the managemient at Drury Lane uplou the arehievement of unother brilliant, and, we believe, again in this instance, lasting success. b8Y'RA.VD ThEATRE ...

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... Smith has steadily set his face against that system at Drury-lane. As we said at the outset, he looks about for ability; le tests it, and does not take it for granted ; and the result is, that Drury-lane Theatre is now a flourishing establishment. We have ...