... 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 ...

... the fame ard honour he can desire. Tme LATE IHARRY WuEsri.-Yesterday (Friday) a meeting was held in tire Green-room of' Drury-lane Theatre (kindly granted by P. B. Chatterton, osq.), tor the puilpose of taking into considera- tiork tle test me ms ol' ...

... which has, in several instances been quite disproportionate to the force of the attraction. The Morning Performances of DRURY-LANE, which took place on the Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of the Christmas week, have been since continued on Monday Wednesday ...

... General Theatril Fund will sureiy have reason to congratulate themselves n the material results of the morning performance at Drury-lane Theatre on Tbursday last. Not only, however, will those who pro' side over the Institution, and share the responsibilities ...

... of art, the appearance of unstudied but graceful nature. MR. JAMES GUivER, the respected Treasurer of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, announces his Annual Benefit for the 16th inst., when The, Doge of Venice and The Ladies' Club will be performed. Mr. Guiver's ...

... part that evening for his benefit. The bill comprises the names of all the most eminent performers who have appeared at Drury-lane under his Management, and in tsc course of the performances, which includes selec- tions from the most popular plays of ...

... and on Wednesday last they, 1y the kind permissioli of Mr. H. S. Lake, the Proprietor ot tihe so-pin but pretty Hall in Drury-lane, gave another special entertaiiil,lt oal behalf of the Iestitution. Thi first to coulie feornard oil this occasion was ...

... for her Majoxty's use, ?? the mnorirn urmorlos by Costa, Schuchnor, lo. The arragemoents aro uiriu.scoly to be published. Drury-lane Theatre will re-open next Sa- turday for the autumn season, Flat is the fiat piece, with ir, Phelps and Mrs, Hermaun VeDnI ...

... plot, and the pictorial accessories of each novelty, we shall furnish- ample details, after their production, next week. DRURY-LANE is supplied. according to old-established customu. by Mr. E. L. lBlanchard, ?? has thrown into a dramatic and spectacular ...

... Schumann has arrived, and been playing in the provinces as one of a touring party.-Mr. Andrew Halliday is writ- ing a piece for Drury-lane Theatre.-Gounod's new opera, Romeo and Juliet, is in the hands of the copyist.-Mdlle. Carlotta Patti intends purchas- ...

... onl Thuirsday week. Tile audien cowas a flll aund fhseionablo one. MeISS MABDGnE ROBeiITSO, Who is announced to appear at Drury-lane Theatre on Easter Monday, and who has recently been reccieed with extraordinary enthusiasm at HilD, Nottenglae, em c.,e ...