... DRURY LANE. Last night new one act operetta, entitled Once Too Often, words and music by Mr. Howard Glover, the popular composer liny Bins, was brought out with undeniable success. The piece, though not acknowledged, is taken from French source, the original ...

... DRURY LANE. ag il e announcement that Mr. Charles Kean 'would his popular part of Hamlet attracted a Ar — ued and brilliant audience to Drury Lane last night. e annot assert that Shakspeare is now in as much as in the bygone days of the drama.; but there ...

... DRURY LANE. Last night a new one act operetta, entitled Qmet Too Often, words and music by Mr. Howard Glover, the popular composer of Ray Bias, was brought out with undeniable success. The piece, though not acknow- ledged, is taken from a French source ...

... DRURY LANE. Drury Lane Theatre opened on Boxing night under the new management of Mr. E. Falconer, late of the Lyceum, with his own comic drama Next of Kin, and a pantomime entitled, Little Goody Two Shoes, Mr. E. L. Blanchard. The crowd was enormous ...

... DRURY LANE. The performance of Othello last night, for the benefit of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean, was interesting for two especial reasons. First, Mr. Charles Kean had not sustained the character of the Moor in London for fourteen years ; secondly, curiosity ...

... DRURY LANE. If time and apace permitted, which they do not on a boziofpnight, a volume might be written on the subject of Old Drury. It has been the scene of Sheridan's dramatic triumphs, of Lord Byron's attempts at managership, the subject or excuse ...

... DRURY LANE. This theatre was on Monday night ro-opened by Mr. Boucicault, who has transferred himself and his popular piece to this stage, from causes which are known to those who read the law reports. The chief piece of the evening was the famous Colleen ...

... DRURY LANE. Drury Lane Theatre opened last night under the new management of Mr. E. Falconer, late of the Lyceum, with his own comic drama Next of Kin, and a pantomime entitled, Little Goody Two Shoes, by Mr. E. L. Blanchard. Drury-lane is so much altered ...

... DRURY LANE. The performance of Othello last night, for the benefit |of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean, was interesting for two especial reasons. First, Mr. Charles Kean had not sus- tained the character of tbe Moor in London for fourteen years ; secondly, ...

... DRURY LANE. Last night a new one act operetta, entitled Once Too Often, words and music by Mr. Howard Glover, the popular composer of Buy Blas, was brought out with undeniable success. The piece, though not acknowledged, is taken from a French source ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. This great and truly national theatre has been re- | modelled, decorated, and painted, with the utmost style | and magnificence for the reception of Mr. Falconer (the sole lessee) and his talented company, which, swollen by a judicious ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last night, after a very long absence, during which they have made a most successful tour, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean re-appeared at this theatre in the play of Louis XI. The hearty reception which greeted Mr. Kean's appearance, ...