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... Ze ?? -ePCW. DRURY LANE. TusS Evstixo, TRE HUNCHBACK. Messrs. C. Fisher, Von- 'denboff, W. Montague, Frazer, Di drar, Evewett, S. Artaud, J. Pary, and F. Vining; Mrs. Nisaet, and Miss Vondenhoff- And HARLEQUIN AND GVOOO QUEEN BESS or, Meeria Eug. and ...
... tle happy ending, which comes to al melodrama be it never so late in the evening. Sucha promise is more than fulfilled at Drury Lane, It is h indeed probable that there has seldom been a jolly ta to whoe lot it bas fallen to meet withstranger E aceidenta ...
... DRURY LAs. The vast audience which assembled at the re- opening of Drury Lane on Saturday evening found the interior of the theatre greatly improved by the new decorations which have been introduced during the vacation. The prevailing white and gold, ...
... Sb't lktl? pewo+ DRURY LANE. Tmse EvEnINGe JULIUS CSSARL NMessrs. James Anderson Vandeehoff, Ficher, Everett, Cooper, atnd W. Montague; Mri. Ternn. -And THE BEGGAR'S O EH Mesrs. Baker, Davidge, Iafter, end Artaud; Mrs. Winstanley, Miss Nelson, Miss Huddart ...
... Zbe Batlp, pelvo, DRURY LANE. TF1S7 EVVNI 4o, OTHELLO. Mesr. Anderson, (ooper, W. Mon. ague, Diddear, Fisher, asd Vandenhoff; . iss Lauza Addlson.-And HARLEQUIN AND GOOD QUEEN BESSi or, Maarri englaind in the Olden Time. Nessrs. Denlim, J. Deoun, Seymour ...
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... and Nellie NIvltte, the Selbini m id Troupe, and the aerobato who are not inappropriately 'r `- named tho Crango. ci re DRURY LANE. DICK WVHITTINGTON P'ANTOMIMNE to )is ?? ris nnir led SCOU3 ?? Drury ?? hle 'JTlIeatre last evening just as Ilho auri Ncsoar ...
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... band were playing. This year's pantomimo open- t tn7 is, of course, fnrnished by Mr. E. L. Blan- ibard, who. has written Drury-lane pantomimes for )he last twenty-four years, and who understands he exigencies and resources of the theatre. Something, iwever ...