... YO UTH AT DRURY LANE. ACCORDING to a tradition which dates back to the Restoration of monarchy, the reopening of Drury Lane Theatre marks the commence- ment of the winter season. In the present case the winter season treads so closely on the heels of ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE Lessee and Manager. Mr. Augustus To-Night, at 8.0, THE WORLD. Messrs. A. Harris, W. Rig. nold, Macklin, Gibson, Boleyn, Ford, Benne, Lilly, Huntley, H. Nicholls, and Harry Jaokson; Mesdames Helen Barry, F. Brough, and Fanny Josephs ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Mr. Augustus Harris. This Evening, at 7.45, Grand Pantomime, MOTHER GOOSE Misses Kate Santley, Ada Blanche, Little Addie Blanche, E. D'Auban, &c.; Messrs. A. Roberts, J. D'Auban, Fred Evans, little Bertie ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Mr. Harris. To-Night, 0.0, THE WORLD. Messrs. A. Harris, W. Rignold, Macklin, Gibson, Boleyn, Forcl, Beane, Lilly, Huntley, H. Niehclis, and Harry Jackson; Helen Barry, F. Brough, and Fanny Joseplis.—At 7 ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, all. Harris. To-Nigtit, at 3.0, THE Messrs. A. Harris, W. Hignold, Harcourt,Gibson, Bolcyu.Glover, Ford, Lilly, Huntley, H. N'icholls, and Harry JacKson; Mesdames Helen Barry, F. Brough, and Fanny Josephs ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. I Lessee and Manager, Mr. Harris. To-Nioht, 3.0, THE WORLD. Messrs. A. Harris, W. Rigfoiold, Harco urt, Gibson, Boleyn, Glover, Lord, JJenne, Luly, Huntley, Nicholls, and Harry Jackson; Josephs, i\ yßrough, and l'ayne.—At 7 ...

... AUGUSLUS HARRIS. THE FORTY THIEVES at DRURY LANE. The Daily Nnws says :- The 'Forty Thieves *as represented in this latest version has never beer surpassed. The probability is that this is as superior to the Drury Lane spectacle of ten or fifteen years since ...

... several months to come Drury Lane will be crammed.' AUGUSTUS HARRIS'S PANTOMIME, - THE FORTY THIEVES, Is pronounced TlE FINEST SPECTACLE EVER SEEN. Played by the Best and Funniest Company Ever gathered together. TWICE DAILY, at DRURY LANE. ST. JAMES'S THEATRE ...

... FEitertaintments. With Carlmilban. On Thursday, (last night this Season), Leotoeq. With other Entertainments. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. MUR HARL]LEY has the honour to announce that his BENEFIT is appointed far TO-MORROW (MONDAY, May 4), when will be performed ...

... drollery of this latest and most diverting edition of' The Forty Thieves.' THE FORTY THIEVES at DRURY LANE. Tit: Sanday Tinzes says :-'Year by year the Drury-lane pantomime grows mote magni. ficent, more sumptuous, more costly. Each annual production seems ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. TOMORROW, DON PEDRO. And DER FREISCHUTZ. TUVSDAy-The Slave. Aud Giovanun in tLondin.- WEDNESDAY-A Grand Selection of Ancient and Modern Music. T71URSDAY-Gay Mannering. The Lancers. And Comifortable Lodgings. THEATRE RO.YAL, ...

... THE NEW VIRGINIUS. lHE long promised appearance of Mr. John M'Cullough, the American tragedian, has been made at Drury Lane Theatre, in Sheridan Knowles's drama of Virginius. No small amount of courage is requisite to face, on boards that may still ...