... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The spec:al performances of opera in English r.ow takine place a t> this theatre are attracting large audience ?? was given on Thursday evening to a crowded house. Mi_s Lucilc Hill, who was to have appeared as -uarguerito, was prevented ...

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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A numerous audience was assembled at the above theatre last I evening, to witness the first representation ofa new comedy by Mr. R. Sullivan, entitled The Old Love and the New. The author was already favourably known to the London ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Lust nifrht Sir Henry Irvins revived Louis i XI. It i« nothing ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.” Last night Sir Henry Irring revived The Merchant Venice,” and the scenes enthusiasm which marked the opening night his season were repeated, though in a somewhat modified degree. There were counter-attractions ...

... 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 Comedy of The Belles Stratagem was per- formed at this Theatre last night, when Miss Foote made her first appearance on its boards as Letitia Hardy. The domestic history of this Lady has excited a feeling- and in- terest in a large ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The versatility of the members of the Comedie Fran^aise, andthe variety of the programme they are putting forward, could hardly be better illustrated than by their two most recent performances. Last night they gavo us the Ruy Bias ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE A new Farce, under the name of Comfortable Lodgings, was produced at thia house on Saturday night. The slight plot of the piece turns npon tiie embarrassments of an Enj{li*h traveller, and ci-devant Lord Mayor (Liston), wh ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Tha popularity of Wallace's opera, Mar-tana, is so! far assured that it generally proves to be as attractive as any of the productions of any English writer, as well as of the gifted Irishman, its author. Its subject and treatment ...

... 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. Gluck's Orfeo was yesterday afternoon performed f of the first time in English at Drury Lane. The title r^ was excellently sustained by Madlle. Olitzka, the cstei. sive comiwss and fine quality of whose voice combined with her dramatic ...