... DRURY LANE, Performances for benefits are exempt from the usual penalties, for such they seem now to be considered, of independent criticism. When an entertainment is given for one occasion only, little benefit can be hoped from the censure of single ...

... DRURY LANE. To make room for “True to the Cote.” “The Colleen been transferred, with all its scenery and effects, from the Adclpbi to Drury Lane, wbereit was given on Saturday nigut. The castis in the main the same that with which it was previously played ...

... DRURY LANE. Pursuing the aeries of Scott and Hon lay revivals, Mr. Chatterton has now produced Richard Coeur de Lion. a version of The Talisman. In days when the Odeon, the second theatre of Paris, brings on the stage a pack of hounds, it is. perhaps ...

... DRURY LANE. Amy Robsart has been reproduced at the great house in Drury. with Mrs. Hermann Veziu in the title- EU.. The chief attraction of this drama has always been the splendour of the spectacles introduced, more particularly the scene showing ...

... DRURY LANE. nate Islet, as well as of the learning, and abilities, and even birthplace of Scam Doyster, Piggledy, and De Bobbin, the three wise Inca of Gotham. Having get rid of these wertitios for a time by sending them to eve, he 'en infirm bowl ...

... DRURY LANE. Mr. Halliday's drama of Rebecca, founded upon Sir Walter Scott's novel of Ivanhoe, and first produced at Drury Lane in the autumn of 1871, has been revived at the same theatre, to fill the rapidly diSainishing interval that must elapse ...

... DRURY LANE. Though the days are now past wherein the opening Drury Lane fixed the commencement of the theatrical season, and though the houses which once enjoyed monopoly dratnattc novelty are now distanced in popularity hy smaller and less pretentious ...

... DRURY LANE. The inherited glories of Drary Dane the principal home of pantomime will not be forfeited the production of this year’s Christmas annual, which is entitled Harlequin and the Forty Thieres.” No single ons of the traditions that bare accumulated ...

... DRURY LA.NE. feat of no ordinary difficnlty was acoompliahed last night Signor Rossi, who, for his benefit, ap- I peered in four different characters from as many acts Shakeoperian tragedy. In honour of tbe j occasion appeared the second act of Romeo ...

... DRURY LANE. IJ'HEATRB ROYAL, THIS EVENING, at 7, THE WHITE HAT. Mr. R. Wricht, Mis* Macdonald. &c. 7.45, WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT. The sclebrated Family, Mcaits. B. Wright, Jackion, Misses H. Coveney, D’Arcy, Ac. Double Troupe of Pantomimista. ROYAL, HAYMARKET ...

... DRURY LANE. EASTER AND THE LONDON THEATRES. Xh© Italian Opera season in Drury Lane Theatre opened on Saturday evening with the representation of one of the best of Verdi’s operas, u Rigolotto.” The representation was an almost plate success. Mr. Santley ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A meeting of the renters of this theatre was hell yesterday. Mr. James Robins, the secretary of the renters' committee, read the proposal made by Mr. Mapleson, which was that on every night during the opera season 24 pit stalls in ...