... in the midst ot fun sad frolic. Neisther within the doors nor about 'them, do you fiud the riot of -our own 'Lyceum and Drury- lane. ie loose woman, no pickpockets, no ragged boys and girls, no drunken and blasphieming men,: As a 'Mormon never drinks spirits ...

... grand dramatic poesm-nrather thadi tragedy -of Aferisies Faiero; which was'publishede at the end of 1820, and produced at Drury-lane theatre- in spite of the author's urgent and repeated remon- strances-at the cenmneancement of the following year. As he ...

... situations of the novel are reproduced in a 'very ikilful manier, and the'result is some striking and popular scenes. k At Drury-lane the piece is admirably put upon the stage, and is capi- tallyacted throughout. The audience on Saturday was in the best ...

... there is conse- quently but little matter for public comment. The elder Colman's comedy of The Jeclous Wife was produced at Drury-lane on Monday evening with great success. If any proof were needed tbat hen- pecked husbands and jealous, spouses werenot con- ...

... holidays. Covent-garden unites in an extravaganza pantomnime the two familiar stories of Robin Hood and Babes in the Wood. Drury-lane is supplied, as usual, by Mr. E. L. Blanchamd with its Christmas annual, which is entitled Fase, Fee, Fo, Rie; Dr, HIfarlequin ...

... neztt ?? a re- vival of Mr. Fitzball's spectacle play Aced, the Pro. digal, originally produced by Inn James Aiderson. at Drury--lane.. lSJ'lseArrsA, the opular aotress,is about to pay another professiional visit to :this oountry. She wil commence a tournde ...

... successfully. MIDDLESEX M HSIC ALL This compact and prettily-fitted little hail, which is situated at the Holborn'. end of Drury-lane, will doubtless be better known to many of our readers as the Mogul than under its modern title. It is the oldest music-hall ...

... RogercTiabborne has been drama- and, is now peo n at the Winchester A Yonmca performans e Is announced for Thcre- dayenex at Drury-lane for the family of the late 'Mr. Henry.Webb, well nwn n to recent playo ersas one fI the quaint Dromnios in Shalspere's Ccmed ...

... (harlequin), Miss Esta lcolumbine), Mr. Paul Heening (clown), and Mr. H. Payne (pantalooni. DRURY-LANE- Jck the Ciant Killer, the subject of. the new Drury-lane pantomime, may be regarded as a national one, and Mr. Blachrbard shows the comprehensiveness ...

... Horton, Frank.Chatters and Troupe, and the Brother, Bale. Crowded houces nighltly. Prices as oaa. 1WD3LESEH MUSIC-NALL, DRURY.LANE. PmrIXrron. Mn. H. G. LAKE ANOTHER ehange - Brilliant ?? houses - Tho best eomic entertainment in London. Gloriousreceptionof ...