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... DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING, the Hay of HENRY THE EIGHTH: Mr. Fhelpa. Messrs. Edmund Phelps. C. Warner, .1 Rouse, W. C. Temple ; Mrs. Hermann Vezin. Miss Edith Stuart, Mrs. H. VandenhofT. After which the Graud Pantomime, entitled. FEE M; or, Harlequin Jack ...
... DRURY LANE. During the past week Mr. C. Matthews has been acting much too frequently for his own health and strength, however advantageous may be for the management to have him toiling through three pieces —The Game of Speculation, Little Toddkkins, and ...
... DRURY LANE. Drury Lane Theatre opened last night under the new management of Mr. E. Falconer, late of the Lyceum, with his own ooroic drama Next of Kin, and pantomime entitled. Little Good;/ Two Shoes, by Mr. £. L. Blanchard. Drury-lane is so much altered ...
... DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING, the performances will commence with FAUST. Mr. Phelps. Messrs. Edmund Phelps, W. Hariison. Johnstone, Mr*. Herman Vezin, Mrs Poo e, arid Mrs. 11. Vaudeahotf. To conclude with THE COME i>Y ERRORS. The Brothers the Broth urn Wsbb ...
... DRURY LANE, TIS EVIna7:G, the — pe - 1 7 f 7 ;u1 -7 4-nt.t . e7,1.11 ccmrn.! ce wih ICING joEIN. r . Phe B:LiTy tlL.a.MeSzils ' . iill.lll - 11 ~ T. m f ..d. W. M - Lityre. G. Spen.x.r. C. li.Lre, urt, • ; Mrs. Herrn In Vtv.w, Mee Fl • .r -Lee TIE C ...
... DRURY LANE. On Saturday evening, the last night of Mr. Boucicault's management, Shakspear's tragedy of Othello was performed, with the following cast :—Mr. Swinburne, Othello; L\lr. Ryder, lago ; Mr. Vandenhoff, Cassio ; Mr. Leeson, Brabantio ; Desdemona ...
... DRURY LANE. On Monday Miss Helen Faucit commenced another of those engagements which are now so few and far between. The twelve nights of her engagement will extend over four weeks. On Monday Miss Faucit gave her excellent personation of Rosalind in As ...
... ss of the scene representing the Battle of Shrewsbury in the First Part of Henry the Four:h, when produced last year at Drury Lane, its extraordinary success must in some measure be attributed. The magnificent dioramic picture of the scene near Gadshill ...
... DRURY LANE THIS EVrltNn, ItII Mews. Phelps, T. switihourne, W. seri& el. NI rr, itarrett, and Ililames E. Cross, R. G. L. .n.l E. conclude with WAN EU ll DS al X. Miss IluLlspeth. ...
... DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING, at Seven, THE GIRLS OF THE PERIOD, a Musical Folly. At a Quarter to Eight. THE- SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL: Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. Phelps; Mr. Charles Dillon, Mr. Ryder, Miss Amy Sedgwick. To conclude with a Grand Ballet of Action entitled ...
... DRURY LANE. THIS TIVENING, THiiitliCli:FACK: Messrs. J. Rouse, J. Neville, C. Warner; Mesdames Bessie Aleyne, C. Thompson. To eonclude with THE GREAT CITY: Messrs. J. C. Coo per, W. Wlntyre, F. Villiers. J. Irving, J. Rouse, J. Fitzjames. C. Warner Mesdames ...
... DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING, FAlfdi clr. - 1 3- 17ei — ps, Messrs. Edmund Phelps, C. Harcourt, C. Warner. F. Bartleman, J. Johnstone; Mrs. Herman Vezni, Mesdames H. Vandenhoff, Gratton, &c. To conclude with T E MILLER AND HIS MEN: Messrs. nyder, E. Phelps ...