... DRURY LANE. Tlt WORLD. EV.ERY EVENING. fees. Performance terminate* 11.0. DRURY LAIC.—The eafost theatre in the world! two lane exit. from ism, The Than The moat *tnpradon* drama without exception that has over been enatrived. The lomat:lug of the play ...

... DRURY LANE. ON Saturday night last Othella was revived at Drury Lane. There was nothing in the performance so surprisingly good nor so exceedingly bad as to call for great praise or emphatic con demnation. Comparative mediocrity was the order of the day ...

... DRURY LANE. The Countess fairytale of “The White Cat” is founded on the ■well-used incident of an offended fairy resenting the breach of promises of one of her clients, and appearing at festivity to proclaim her vengeance for the insult she has suffered ...

... DRURY LANE. IF La Dame awe Camélias is far from introducing the most artistic or convincing of Signora Duse's embodiments, it cer tainly provides the impersonation in which she has gained most general popularity on the London stage. For ourselves we may ...

... DRURY LANE. Mr. Dance has contributed a small dramatic piece to the repertoire of this theatre. It is in one act, and entitled The Morning Call. The main situation is obvious enough from the title, and is made the vehicle of a courtship between a Sir ...

... DRURY LANE. THE reputation of Madame Ristori as a tragédienne of high ability, if not of absolute genius, is well assured, and great interest attached to her appearance at Drury Lane on Monday. The large house on that occasion was well filled; the applause ...

... important element of La Fille de Madame Angot as that picturesque comic opera is given under Mr. Augustus Harris's direction at Drury Lane, and the production with which this piece is now followed up is essentially of a spectacular nature. Les Sirènes, as this ...

... DRURY LANE. THERE cannot be the slightest doubt this year as to the triumphant success of the pantomime at Drury Lane-- a success the more noteworthy and creditable by reason of the excep tionally high standard of excellence which Sir Augustus Harris ...

... DRURY LANE. Mr. Brooke still continues to attract crowded houses. Last Saturday’s performance was of considerable interest, as it involved a newcharacter, —that of logo i —Mr Davenport undertaking Othello In logo, Mr. Brooke had character rather of intellect ...

... DRURY LANE. Having played Lady Macbeth in English for ten nights, Madame Ristori attempted a still more difficult task when, on Friday last, she acted the part of Elizabeth in Giacometti's play of that name. This part is much longer than that of Lady ...

... DRURY LANE. The pantomime at the great national theatre is also, as usual, from ithe pen of Mr. E. L. Blanchard. It is his twenty-fifth annual at this house, and is entitled “Jack in the Box ; or, Harlequin Little Tom Tucker and the Three Men of Gotham ...

... DRURY LANE. Signor Salvini appeared in now port, and, to English spectators, new play, named The Gladiator.” Originally written in French M. Soumet, it has been elegantly translated into Italian. The action is dated about theyear a.d., when yet contest ...