... DRURY LANE. After a hundred nights’ performance, a run alto- j gether unprecedented in Shakespearian comedy— the plot “The Merchant of Venice” is sufficiently serious to bring the piece into another category—“ As You Like It” has now been transferred ...

... DRURY LANE, Performances for benefits are exempt from the usual penalties, for such they seem now to be considered, of independent criticism. When an entertainment is given for one occasion only, little benefit can be hoped from the censure of single ...

... DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Mr. Augustus Harris. THIS EVENING, at 7.15, ROBINSON CRUSOE. Messrs, A Roberts. H. Jackson, H. Nicholls, J. Fawn, J. C. Lauri, inn., H. Pay no, Ac. ; Mcsdames Fanny Leslie, Amalia, Hlnban, Sisters Mario, M. lie Vere, and ...

... DRURY LANE. Irfwseo and Manager, Mr. Augustas Harris. THIS EVENING, at 7.15- ROBINSON CRUSOE. Mews A. Roberts, H. Jackson, H. Mcholls, J. Fawn, J. D*Auban, C. Latvrl, jiin., H. Payne, &c.; Fanny Leslie, Amalia, li'Auban, Sisters Mario, M. Voro, and Madamo ...

... DRURY LANE. To make room for “True to the Cote.” “The Colleen been transferred, with all its scenery and effects, from the Adclpbi to Drury Lane, wbereit was given on Saturday nigut. The castis in the main the same that with which it was previously played ...

... DRURY LANE. HKR MAJESTY’S THEATRE.—TIic ALHAMBRA COMPANY (tor THEKE WEEKS ONLY).-TO-NIGHT, at 8 •Mock. THE HItOSZE UCKSK. Tk« is nupccblr moimtod. fipleadid Bnml. Chorus, and the li»est Ballot in Europe. Artistes: Alice Mar. Porla, and Fnunio Leslie; ...

... AT DRURY LANE, GIRL, EASTER MONDAY MORNING. Mr. JOHN CHILD. QUEEN OF THE GIPSIES Mr. F. H. CELL!. Mr. AYNSLEY COOK. RUNE . MdUe. TREMELLL and Miss FANNY MOODY ...

... DRURY LANE. “Macbeth” was revived Saturday afternoon at Drury Lane Theatre for the purpose of showing Mr. J. H. Barnes in the character Macbeth, part claims have closely studied. Mr. Barnes’ performance of Macbeth” is manly, conventional, and effective ...

... DRURY LANE. Yesterday afternoon 3,500 the poorest London children were admitted to see pantomime, and received, in addition, what w’as them banquet, at the managerial expense. Very gratifying was the occasion, and the enjoyment the youthful visitors was ...

... DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Mr. Anfirnstns Harris. THIS EVENING, at 7.15, ROBINSON CRUSOE. Messrs. Arthur Roberts, Harry Jackson, Harry Niqholla, James Fawn, J, D’Aoban, Charles Lauri, jun., Yoy, Olera, Ac.; Mfesdames Leslie, Amalia, D'Auban, SUteva ...

... DRURY LANE. A fine performance of Les Huguenots was given last night at Drury Lane Theatre, which was crowded in all parts; the musical public having been interested in tho announcement that Mr. Augustus Harris intended to produce Meyerbeer’s greatest ...

... DRURY LANE. Pursuing the aeries of Scott and Hon lay revivals, Mr. Chatterton has now produced Richard Coeur de Lion. a version of The Talisman. In days when the Odeon, the second theatre of Paris, brings on the stage a pack of hounds, it is. perhaps ...