... DRURY LANE. It . Cinderella ; or, Harlequin and the Fairy Slipper, is the ' of the new Drury Lane annual, written. as usual, by Mr. Blanchard. who has furnished the same establishment productions for the last twenty•nine successive k y ears. The familiar ...

... DRURY LANE, On Monday was revived the drama of Amy Eobsart,” with Mrs. Hermann Vezin in the character of the heroine, whose excellent acting the part is likely to give a new impetus to its popularity. ...

... DRURY LANE, Tom Thumb; or, Harlequin King Arthur and the Knights of the Bound Table,” is the twenty-second Christmas contribution of Mr. E, L. Blanchard to the Drury Lane stage. The present annual is a fanciful adaptation to pantomime purposes of the ...

... DRURY LANE. It :s still a popular ruperstition that Boxing night at old lor :Tv has distinctive characteristics of its own, not to be f ud at other and more recently established playhouses. We aion, however, if any of the old tiaclitions linger in ...

... 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. 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 ...

... DRURY LANE. THE season terminated here on Saturday night with the last representation of the pantomime, The White Cat; and on Mon day a morning performance, promoted by an influential committee as a complimentary benefit to Mr. Chatterton, on the approach ...

... DRURY LANE. The manager has supplemented the spectacle of “'Antony and Cleopatra” with a new ballet, in which Miss Kate Vaughan and her characteristic troupe appear, and dance most fantastically to airs from “LaFille de Madame Angot.” The principal dancer ...

... DRURY LANE. A new farce by Mr. Lennox Home, the author of “Two Heads are Better than One,” was produced, on Monday, under the title of Tale of a Comet.” It is, we might have expected, an ingeniously-constructed trifle, which serves to pass away half-hour ...

... Drury Lane The??? According to the Daily News, Carl Rosa has last decided on passing that Rubicon of tbe theatrical manager, and has taken Drury Lane for the early season. Much is folt a3 to the method will use to fill so large a house, not with spectators ...