... DRURY LANE THEATRE, A new farce by Mr. Lennox Horne, entitled The 7, of @ Comet, now begins the evening at this theatre, Tih ¢ plot is amusingly constructed out of familiar mater; 1f of a kind that never fail when properly manipulated, ials fond lover ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE, - — If the future for the drama is assured, and spectacle is really to reign supreme, it is very well that the stage should be under the control of such a man as Mr. Halliday. He has shown on previous occasions a ready deference to ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. GrzAr SALE oF WaTEß.coLourß DrAwiNGs.==On Saturday afternoon there was a large assemblage at the rooms of Messrs. Christie, Manson, and Vvoods, the attraction being the sale of a number of fine water-colour drawings by David Cox and ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A Tale of a Telephone, a new farce, by Mr, Saville Clarke, has been produced at this house, and, like previous efforts of this gentlewan, was brimful of amusement. The scene is laid in the office of one Samuel Tatkin—something in the ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Signor Salvini appeared last eveni ina!t;h #ole, namely, that 0}1([\1 Gladiatore in &9 tragedy of that name. The scene of the drama is laid in the days of the early Christians at Rome, and the whole piece is of the sad,sombre hue of ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. ——lp—— “The introductory farce having been hurried over, as is always the case on Boxing Night, amid a noise which made it quite impo-l‘bt w hear & word of it Mr. Blanchard's pantomime, The Dragon of Wantley, was performed with -~ ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. • Halliday'. version of Sir Walter Scott's Kenilworth was revived on Saturday evening, taking the place of Brigham!, which seems to have failed in securing • firm hold on popular taste. Amy 14, , hsart the advantage of being spectacular ...

... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. Sole Lessee and Mavager, F, B, CuaTrErTON, Tuis Evening, at 630, REBECCA: Messrs, ,L Fernandez, Terris, Glover, | Johnstone, A, C. Lilly, Ford, Vaughan, Dolman, Kemble, Matthison; Mesdames G. Ward, Page, Gainsborough, &c. And ...

... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. Sole Lessee and Mau‘or. F, B, CHaTrErTON, Tuis Evexing, at 6,50, REBECCA: Messrs, {‘ Fernandez, ‘Terns, Glover, ]. Johnstone, A, C. Lilly, Ford, Vauzhan, Dolman, Kgmbfr. Matthison ; Mesdames G, \\ard, Page, G.insborough, &c. ...

... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. Sole Lessee and Manaser. F, B, CuatTErTON, Tuis Evening, at 7 TEN OF 'EM. At 7.3& ALADDIN:: The Celebrated \'okes Famil , Messrs: ). Robins, H, Nayor, &c.; Mesdames H. Covem{, C. Koll Darcy, Burvil‘c. C. ?.h. &co Harlequinade ...

... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. So'e Lessee and M:nngsr. F. R, CuatTerTON, vo.Tais Evexine, at 7,AMY ROBSART : Mr. Cr-wick‘ Messes o | ginclair, Ww. T’i“S B. Wright, Dolmas, Charles &c,, w.-; ‘Wallis ; Me?amcs E. Stuart, K, \au(han. &, Jecks, &c,, mn JACK ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, Sole Lessce nad !tunfin, T. B. CRarTRRTON, Tuls Evesine, at 7, THAT BEAUTIFWL BICEPS, At 7.45, MACBETH : Mr. Barry Sullivan, Meesrs. H. Sinelair, J. P, Catlicart, H. Russell, F. W, lrish, J. Jotmstone, R, Dnhfi o. H. Fenton, H ...