... 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 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 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??? 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 ...

... DRURY LANE. The time-honoured traditions of this national theatre are not to be lightly dispelled, even in the present era of progress, and hence we may assume that whenever classical art is represented at Old Drury no kind of innovation will be apparent ...

... DRURy LANE. Mr. E. L. Blsnch?rd, who has provided thit house with rar.tomimeß for tbe past 29 years, hai selects! ?? Cinderella aa hia subject for the present season, but very jcdfc'eusly he has net attempted to tell theetn-y ie a manner different to ...

... DRURY LANE. A« soon as Mr. Bandmann got triumphantly free from the trammels of litigation, rushed at the notion of playing Hamlet Drury Lane. Whether such a scheme was devised for the purpose of giving the English public an opportunity of congratulating ...

... DRURY LANE. It is more than 20 years since Mr, Charles Dillon, then a young actor giving great promise of future distin tion, drew the wiule town to witnes bis performance of Belphesor, the mountehank. Few playgoers of that day forget the deep vein of ...

... MACBETH AT DRURY LANE. ONE feature of the most recent revival of Macbeth at Drury Lane will make it especially memorable-- Mrs. Hermann Vezin's interpretation of Lady Macbeth. However much opinions may differ regarding this performance in some of its ...

... OPERA AT DRURY LANE. MR. KARL MEYDER, the able musical director of our great national theatre, has taken a bold step in commencing a series of English operatic morning performances. The first was given on Saturday last, when Goetz's opera, The Taming ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Maijfalr states that Baroness Bnrdett Coutts has made arrangements for securing the lease of Drury Lane Theatre, which is about to fall in, and that she means conduct the establishment on a scale with which no State supported theatre ...