... DRURY LANE. A new Melo Dramatic Romance in three acts, was produced last night nnder the title of The ?? Hut.** - The principal features of all the melo-dramatic romances we have seen, are the same, or so strongly resemble each other, that it requires ...

... DRURY LANE OPERA. • A good all-round performance of M Carmen took place on Wednesday. Miss Pauline Jo ran scored a decided success as the heroine. She has the phi/sique for the part, and altogether presented a more than adequate histrionic impersonation ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. -•» . The chief interest in the performance of **M_ritao%» last evening was centred in the appearance of Mr Ben Davies and Miss Lucile Hill in the two chief characters It „ needless to say that they both acquitted themsl vts s2b J* ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Fifty years have elapsed since Balfe's Bohemian Girl was produced for the first time, and a performance was given yesterday to celebrate the event. That this work has retained a hold upon the affections of the public was evidenced ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE A most crowded audience assembled last night to witness K ban's representation of Brutus, for tbe first time this season, and tbe first appearance of Wallace in the character of the Patriot's son, and Mrs. Bonn in Tullia. The expectations ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. —^- HEARTS ARE TRUMPS. The Drury Lane entertainment presented on Saturday evening to a full and delighted house is as magnificent as Drury Lane entertainments pro- fess to be. It is in many respects a «ood specimen of its kind, though ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Fletcher's comedy of The Elder Brother was restored lat night to the mode, n stige; certain omissions and altera- tions h-.virg been made to suit the taste of the pre- sent >tate of society. This comedy is less objee-ionab'e, upon ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The new five-act drama by Messrs. Henry Hamilton and Augustus Harris, entitled The Royal Oak, is in some respects a new departure. For some time Mr. Han is has had the conviction that it would be possible to introduce at the National ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Miss Kelly's benefit was Ust night honoured by a most elegant and crowded andience, who afforded a just tribute lothe merifsof ibis amiable aad accompUshedActrasa. The Qce Kl c, qu„e unexpectedly, entered the hoase beforo the curtain ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE That great master of the mimic art, Munden, had a bumper for his benefit last night. The whole of the performance went off with the greatest eclat. Master Smith sung the Cambrian Minstrel Boy, in a manner that quite enchanted the audience ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE Mr. Kean appeared in Richard (he Third last night, and was loudly cheered by a considerable part of a very numerous audience. Some of his per- formance was tame, whilst others were strongly marked by the peculiar characteristics of ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last night the Tragedy of King Lear was per- formed to an overflowing and admiring audience. Kean never appeared to greater advantage. Afler the tragedy, the new farce of The Lutly and the ' Devil, which had been suspended on account ...