... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Yesterday evening three circumstances operated in bringing to Drury-lane as vast a concourse of people as that magnificent building was ,capable of containing—it was the benefit of the indefatigable and enterprising lessee, Mr. E. ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. No sooner does this theatre lose one attraction than the lessee gives it another, and as it is generally of a very opposite nature, he`manages in this way not only to avoid monotony in the entertainments, but satisfies all kinds of ...

... Drury Lane Theatre, Shakespere's King John has been produced at the National Theatre with a splendour and completeness of scenic illustration beyond anything the management have achieved. The representation of the tragedy, in a style worthy of its ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Carlotta Grisi made her debut here last evening in the new ballet of Paquita, which for the last six months has been drawing all Paris to the Grand Opera, to the equal delight of M. Leon Pillet, the impresario of that magnificent ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Considerable disappointment was manifested here last night, by the audience, in consequence of the Lord of the Manor haVing been substituted for the advertised Opera of Isidore di Merida. The Manager was loudly called for, when ...

... THEATRE.ROYA.L DRURY LANE, Mr. JOHN PiitSONS ' (Box-book-keeper) most respectfully, announces that HIS BENEFIT will take plach on THURSDAY, MAY Ist, when will btllperfortned . a POPULAR OPERA, A GRAND DIVERTISSEMENT, and a Variety of ENTERTAINMENTS, ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Saturday an overflowing audience assembled to witness the revival of the favourite drama of Rob Roy. The cast was remarkably strong, and derived special interest from the fact that two of the chief characters were supported by ...

... Drury Lane Theatre. Shakesper&t4 King John has been produced at the National Theatre with a splendour and completeness of scenic illustration beyond anything the management have achieved. The representation of the tragedy, in a style worthy of its ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The entertainments provided last night at this establishment drew a tremendous audience. Certainly the performances of the present equestrian company are far superior to anything of the Icin , l produced here. The applause which greeted ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr. Le Porte last night, made his re-appearance hefore auEnglisi► audience, as 'Wormwood, a lawyer's clerk, with a genius for the mischievous, in a new piece, in one act, entitled The Lottery Ticket and the Lawyer's Clerk. His ...

... DRURY LANE YHEATRE. On Saturday evening Buckerstaffe's celebrated comedy, The Hypocrite, was performed here with the greatest success. The part of Dr. Cantwell, of course, was sustained by Mr. Phelps. The comedy is an old-fashioned adaptation of Colly ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last night, after a very long absence, during which they have made a most successful tour, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean re-appeared at this theatre in the play of Louis XI. The hearty reception which greeted Mr. Kean's appearance, and ...