... to be reproduced for that night only. THEATRE ROYAL. ) Mr. Falconer's Night and Morn, which has had a successful run at Drury-lane, was produced L at the Theatre Royal last night. The piece is not; I exactly a burlesque nor a drama, but takes rather perilous ...

... ned on that occasion. THE NEW ADELPHI THEATRE. The engagement of Mr. Loraine, the able tra- gedian, from the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, has been extended, and he will consequently appear here for two nights longer. 'hiis evening, Mac- beth is to be produced ...

... and Mr. Henry H rving that of Arphiftld Carlyle. About two years ago Misu Jones played very successlful engagements at Drury-lane Theatre and the Adelphi.' Since that time she has been in America, where, it is under- a tood, she purohased the piece in ...

... O.-The prinoce 35, tbe grand daike 21, and the princesnsf1. iA REou5LAR Sunecluolel. -pply at thec Admiralty Offlce, 2, Drury-lane. VASeo.The letters are morely a mark to indioate a particlular descriptionl ofu snuuf. A DAceY fuosor ?? . -'ihere aic many ...

... ballet is large, thoroufahly trained and attractive. Thermases, which are designed ana moulded by the great Dywynkin, of Drury-lane, London, and the celebrated modeller Mr. El. W. Baidwell, of the principal' London tieatfes, are so made that they do-not ...

... Trovatore was last evening at thel Alexandra Theatr of a series of iix operatic perf ormbnoes to, be t during the week by the Drury-lane 0 it lyric artistes. The house was well 1es iG t JOS part, the upper portions being especilly crodevl En pausant, it may ...

... within the walls of Drury- lane; and from the enthusiastic reception given to the chief lierformers, and also to the most attrac- tivo scenes, it may be concluded that the favourable opinions expressed by the frequenters of Drury-lane were endorsed by the ...

... f- i lively langgesd Jack. with fn amusiEngZ eoug; IC. el Er Linde Conttenay (Jtlonot), Illr. A. Ravner (thb sy originvil Drury-lane 3tog), Mr. J, BnIcvhausn (( ar- S ho rikgton). alir. J. S. Chamberlain (Major ('fab) ac and AMr. R. Van'ideubnhf (111endex) ...

... burleeque opening being by Mr. B. TL. Blanchard, the author of all the suE- cessfol pantomimes produced at the Theatre RolIl Drury-lane, London. The libretto is f an old one, s it was originally played at the national theatre with great si:ecees years ago ...

... follow; and there will be in succession I the Children's Pinafore; Mr. Wilson Barrett's - Old Love and the New; the Drury-lane t spectacle, The World; and MdlHe. Sarah ie Bernhardt in three representations. (Ap- ie plause.) We shall also have Henry ...

... (London) police court. on Tuesday, Mary Ann Dickson, a young woman, who said she lived with her mother in a coalyard in Drury-lane, was charged before Mr. Newton with indecent conduct in Hyde Park.-Police-constable Emmett stated&that about a quarter to ...

... ofmy engagements 58 ?? Company; id the Holt and Wilmcott Company, with 1Youth, as ye ijT played with enormous success at Drury-lane; Mrs.di )r Langtry;- Mr. D'Oyley Carte's Pirateso e-t tszancee ,Company;- Miss Marie de Grey, with 11nAmy co ?? Rohssrt ...