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... DRURY LANE. IJ'HEATRB ROYAL, THIS EVENING, at 7, THE WHITE HAT. Mr. R. Wricht, Mis* Macdonald. &c. 7.45, WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT. The sclebrated Family, Mcaits. B. Wright, Jackion, Misses H. Coveney, D’Arcy, Ac. Double Troupe of Pantomimista. ROYAL, HAYMARKET ...

... DRURY LANE. In bis address on tbo opening nigbt, Mr. Bonn elated tbet his performances would not bo restricted to any one class of dramatio representations, but that would try and is fast proceeding to fulfil bis promise. The variety of tragedy, pantomime ...

... DRURY LANE. fjpHEATEE ROYAL HER MAJESTY’S THEATRE.—The ALHAMBRA COmAnY (for THREE WEEKS ONLY)i—TO-NIGHT, 8 o'clock, THE BRONZE UCBSE. The play is sueerbly mounted. , BplwdMteA Cb.ru., «d the 6n«t E.11.t i« Kurow. Art..t« = ! Median Alic. Maj, Perl., ...

... DRURY LANE. So long as a considerable percentage of inhabitants of the three kingdoms is classified under the name of ' Smith, some occasional confusion is almost unavoid- able. When, accordingly, a young painter expecting new model in the person of man ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Carmen,” which was given last night to another crowded audience, acems remain a sealed book some conductors, and the imperfections of last night's performance were great measure due to Signor Seppilli’s repeated disregard for the ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. After run of very nearly three months, the pantomime has been withdrawn from Drury Lane Theatre, and the spectacular and sensational drama “Ths World,” the run of which was compulsorily interrupted Christmas, has been revived. None ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. No holiday season of opera would be complete without a performance of Maritana,” and the audience Drury Lane last night demonstrate most emphatically that#Wallace’s well-wom tunes have not yet lost their power to charm. The plot and ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Lessee and Manager. Sir Augustus Harris. TO-NIGHT, 8, ASAILOR’3 KNOT. Messrs. C. Warner, Olsnnsy, K. Gurney, J. Crow, W. Lugg, F. Damar, FflilliP* F. Dobell, T. Terries, R. Power, W. Staunton, and H. HicholU * J. MUlward and Kate James ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Leuee and Manager. Sir Augustus Harris. fO-SIGHT, at 8, A SAILOR'S KNOT. Messrs. 0. Warner, (ileonsy, E. Gurney, J. Cross, W. Lung, P. Damar, A. Phillip*. F- Dobell, T. Terris#, R. Power, W. Staunton, and H. Mesdataea J. Mill ward ...

... OPERA AT DRURY LANE. The admirable performance Humperdinck’i Hansel and Gretel under {Signor Mancinelli repeated last night Drury Lane Theatre with even more success tlian when the work was played last week. The Wdteh of Miss Meiaslinger, in particular ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. At an exceptionally, and, indeed, unprecedentedly early date Drury Lane has opened its doors for tho winter season, reins of management being now in the hands of Mr. Augustus Harris. The opening )icoe, which the authors, Messrs. Paul ...