... DRURY LANE THEATRE. m Last night being Twelfth Night, a large number of visitors assembled at midnight on the stage of the national theatre, in response to the invitation of Mr. Augustus Harris, in order to witness the ceremony of cutting the Baddeley ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. How great a success has attended tho production of the pantomime of Cinderella may be judged from tho fnc» that inconsequence of the very many morning performance- which have taken place iv addition to the nightly representations ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE M. Jullien's grand annual Bal Masque took place at the above theatre last night. The decorations of the salle were, as usual, of the most costly and gorgeous description. The splendid crystal curtain, which has not been permitted ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. ♦ With all the picturesque Oriental surroundings amid which its action takes place, and with an officer in the navy, a service which has ever been held in such high public favour, for its hero, Freedom, the new pieco at Drury Lane ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. It is a recognised peculiarity of the English tongue that it is composed of many foreign elements, which united make one harmonious language. It would seem to be the aim of the directors of the Carl Rosa Opera Company (Limited) to ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Fashion, whose ca| ricioua dominion is felt in the ilrair.a as in all otiier institutions of our highly-civilised onur.-i- -nity, bad for many years past banished Othello from the sage, or only tolerated its performance at remote in ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Never has any drama produced at Drury Lane Theatre had a more flattering reception than A Sailor's Knot, the new play written by Mr. Henry Pettitt. The period is three quarters of a century ago, and one of the most ex- citing and ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. m Signor Giannini's indisposition necessitated a change of programme at Drury Lane last night. The promised revival of D Trovatore was again postponed, and Carmen was performed in its stead. The cast was a good one, and the performance ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. m> ' As surely, though by no means as sweetly, as hangs the scent of the roses around Tom Moore's shattered rose vase, clings the odour of feminine perfidy to the play called Youth, which was produced at this theatre on Satur- day ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Signor Rossi's benefit attracted to Drury Line Tae.trs an| audience which was distinguished rather than Urge, but was yet sufficient in numbers to lead some splendour to the surroundings of what is in fact his leave- taking. Four acta ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. *. — i With a praiseworthy catholicity of spirit, Sir Augustus Harris has given English amateurs the chance of becoming acquaint- d with DerTrompeter yon Sakkingen, the open. ?? that has acirievedso wide apopulaiity in Gertnanjr ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Tho Pyne aod Harriaoo management, which spreads 1 the national flag- to catch the aura popularis, and doubtless hopes to find in it a capital trada wind, produced last night a third-rate foreign opera called Martha in a very ...