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... national drama. (Fromn the T;mtec.) t There is no better company fir thie serious drnma Ithan thnt which iS now enganged at Drury Lane. I Let tihe nmltoirers or the deprecintors of Miir Macrosdy pl'ne linus, where they will. itl camparisOO writh the atctori ...
... andl va- S luable accession to lisa cottpsaly, in] the person of Mr Miss Emmeline Montague, from the Theatre Royal, goil Drury Lane, who, on Monday evening, made hier Chi, debut as Juliet, in Shankspeare's tragedy, We were be quite unprepared to see so ...
... well as the present attrac- tions of this establishment. Notwithstanding tbe more numerous companies of Covent Garden and Drury Lane, as well as the consequent engagement of many of the old Hlaymarket favourites, however, the comedy and the afterpiece were ...
... Mr Macready, in com- memoration of the services rendered by that gentle- man during hils management of Covent Gnrden Eind Drury Lane Theatre, in endeavourirrg to restore ?? national drama, and to revive the original text of Shalrkieere, Itas just been ...
... pro. vO prtceor of the WPeekly Dispatch, for an adverse critieistt onl the per. iti formances and general Arrangements at Drury-lane Theatre, which Pi, 'recently appenred in thstjhournnl. ho. A subscription to raisesa monument In Pore la Chaise to the memory ...
... THEATRICAL INTELLIGENCE. Drury Lane has tiot held so numerous or so delighted an audience this season as overflowed it on last Friday; when one of those hearty demonstrations of enthusiastic good-will With which the public rejoice to greet their fa- vourites ...
... TIIE DRURY LANE THEATRICAL FUND DINNER. The twenty-sixth anniversary festival for the fand originally projected and established by Garrick, was yesterday celebrated in the usual manner at the Freemasons' Tavern. The Duke of Cambridge presided. His ...
... DRURY LANE-MR KNOWLES'S NEW PLAY. 0 Tr Sheridan Knowles, who it were superfluous to nslay has long since established his dramatic fame, pro- 13y duced at this Theatre, om Monday night. a new serious five-act play, which, if it be not fully equal in point ...
... tay no this, sit., the 29th oif n April-that the present season has alreadly cotprised 174 if nights. (heing 24 enmre than Drury Lane has thtus far n been open), and that tle six hunairel poor people a (the whole estallishrinent not consisting of half ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. This theatre opened for the season on Saturday evening. The pcrformanmes were such as to deve. lope its resources as an Opera House. They con- sisted of Balfe's first and most popular opera, The Siege of Roebelle ; and of the new ...
... adaptation to secure it a sueeess whibh might not be obtained by the original psece. We are not going to blame the manager of Drury Lane for bringing out Colley Cibber's play. An alteenpt to revive the Shakspearian tragedy would certainly have been more creditable ...