... THEATRES, ETC. DRURY-LANE.-On Saturday evening the play of The Stranger was performed. We confess to a great distaste for this out-of-date morbidly sentimental production, and wonder that it has so long kept its place on the English stage. However, when ...

... the Fra Poco, from Lucia di Lam- 7mermoor (which first stamped him as a finished vocalist when the opera was produced at Drury-lane under the Jullien regime), was magnificent; and in Beethoven's Adelaide the pure and thrilling quality of his vocal organ ...

... no surprise, then, that Mr. Allecott's Concerts are invariably crow ded to suffocation, wshetlmer the locale selected be Drury-lane, Covent-garden, or the Opera House. This year lie has adjourned to Exeter Hall, and, we have no doubt, he will succeed in ...

... termi- nation. The house was not fully attended. DRURY-LANE THEATRICAL TWELFTH CAKE. CURIOUS BEQUEST. - Many of our readers are, perhaps, unaware that the members of the corps dramatifrue Of Drury-lane Theatre are annually entitled to a Twelfth Cake, ...

... ments MRS. GLOVER.-After the letter that appeared in THE ERA from this lady in explanation of what caused her to leave Drury-lane, we think it not only uncalled for, but rather unadvisable of Mr. Anderson to continue her name in his bills with the ill ...

... THEATREt, ETC. DRURY-LANE. -The serious indisposition of Mr. Anderson has precluded his appearance during the past week, notwithstanding whitb the business has continued excellent, nightly overflows proving the tide of success has set in with overahelming ...

... THEATRES, - ETC. DRURY-LANE.-The tragedy of Ofhello, from the text of Shakspere, has been underlined for the last fortnight in the bills of old Drury, but, owing to the indisposition of Mr. Anderson, its prodution was delaedi until Mon- day evening, when ...

... announced, getting to their respect- ive domniciles until after midnight. For instance,.last Monday, when tb ecu'tain at Drury-lane fell upon Othello, it was past eleven o'clock, and the Pantomime did not conclude until one o'clock; and there is scarcely ...

... part,i ffor instead of accommodating his voice' to/ the, size of the room, bhe spoke. as loudly as if on tile stage of ( Drury - lane, ' tearing his, passion to tatters all througha . the tragedy, and greatly alarming the Royal, children. He obtained ...

... This week we have witnessed the adaptation of Schiller's play of Fiesco; os, Tihe Revset of Genoa, which was produced at Drury-lane On Monday night; and, supposing the German to have been perfectly rendered-almost an improssibility.-while we acknowledge ...

... chorusaaugers, pantomnimists, and prompters, who may he excluded from the rich and prosperous funds of Covent-garden and Drury-lane Theatres, and relief to their widows and orphans. In this fund there was no restriction whatever as regards admission: it ...

... members of the profession, who, by the rules, might be excluded from the beuefits of he funds of the Convet Garden ano -Drury Lane Theatres At the anoual meeting of this association in 1816. tour members, now of the r.speetive ages of 6F, 61, 60, and ...