... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Herr Humperdinck's charming fairy o(>era. Hansel und Cretel, has been made so familiar to us in English by the Carl Rosa Opera Company that much interest attached to its production last night in German by the Ducal Court Company ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The work chosen to inaugurate the performances of the Ducal Court Company of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha at the above theatre on Monday evening was Zeller's three act comic opera 'Der Vogelhiiudler, which has obtained a wide popularity ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE A new one act operetta, entitled The Cadi's Daughter j music by Mr. Nelson), was produced at this theatre last ! , ?vening, with complete success. As a mere vehicle for ! music, it may take its stand amongst many other things ofa ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. One, at least, of the two pieces played by the Comedie Franyaiae on Tuesday had special interest for English play- goers. That was the Eataille de Dames of MM. Scribe and Legouve, -which was given along with LesFemmes .Savantes ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Young Rosens made his second appear- ance on Saturday in. the chancier of Tattered, ii? tbe tragedy of Tattered atrd Sigismtrida. This is one of the parts in which his provincial admirers im.rg-ned him most to excel, v.nd he .voi-ears ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. “THE GREAT MILLIONAIRE, A New and Original Drama of Modern life, Cecil Raleigh. Joetpfa Lmmllm Campbell Mr. Fulton. Reginald Peyton Mr. Fabbkn Sodtab. Joshua Cagney « Mr. Chablcb Allan. Grant Mr. Julian Boros. William Baldwin ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The opera Faust has probably not been so well staged before in London as it was on Saturday by Mr. Augustus Harris. It was well done under his direction during the season of English Opera under Carl Rosa, but Mr. Harris has proved ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE Dibdin _ justly celebrated Opera of The Cabinet, was revived last night at this Theatre, with the powerful support of Braham in Prince Orlando, Miss Stephens in Floretta, Miss Ford in Constan- tia, Dowton in Peler, and Harley in Wkiimiculo ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE The attraction of Mr. G. Y. Brooke still continues at this theatre. The honse is crowded whenever he appears, and his performances are invariably applauded to the echo. What- ever differences of opinion may exist amongst critics respect- ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. ♦' The performance of Mignon, which concluded the season of English opera at Drury Lane Theatre on Satur- day night, had many points of excellence. The chief was, of course, the representation of the title-part by Madame Marie Roze ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr. Kean appeared in Macbeth last night, to a very crowded audience. We have never seen much to admire in his Macbeth, and certainly never so little as last night. The per- formance was generally tame and without effect ; aud the failure ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. \ -#» The promises trade by Sir Augustus Harris ia his address to the public were fully realised in the sporting drama produced with complete success on Saturday rngnt. Sir Augustus Harris, inth.enccd by recent discussions as to dramatic ...