... DRURY LANE THEATRE THE PRICE OF PEACE, A New and Original Drama of Modern Life, By Cecil Raleigh. The Earl of Derwcnt, M.P. ?? Mr. Henrt Neville. The Hon. John Addiscott. M.P. Mr. Charles G. Allan. Sir Henry Dela^ere, M.P. Mr. Charles M. Lowne. Sir ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. It would be manifestly unfair to judge the operatic performances now being given at this theatre by the same standard as those that take place during the regular season. I he prices are low, and they appeal to different audiences. ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr. Carl Rosa had not judged the public unwisely when he determined to produce Lohengrin on the night of one of the most important days in the Racing Calendar. The house was filled from top to bottom, and those who were present ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE, The star of the goodly company engaged in the.p_rform~ ance of Don Giovanni at Drury Lane on Saturdaynight was unquestionably Madame Minnie Hank. The part of Zerlina, which she represented, is not the most important ...

... 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. Every prima donna, is bound sooner or later to be heard in Lohengrin. Aliss Estiier Palliser is a very symjiathetic Elsa, and her assumption of the character is well thought out. A certain lack of experience noticeable here and ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. This establishment opens for the season on Saturday next with the Enchantress, in which Miss Romer succeeds Mdme. Thillon ; and with a new ballet, entitled La Fills de Marbre — anglice, The Marble Maiden — on which un- common pains ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Whatever position may ultimately be gained in the world of literature by Miss Clo. Graves, lack of ambition will not prevent her from reaching the most exalted pedestal of fame. That so young and, as yet, inexperienced a writer should ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. ♦ The remarkably attractive bill the committee of the Royal General Theatrical Fund wee enabled to put forward yeaterday afternoon on the occasion of the annual benefit of the institution brought together an audience tilling every ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. SELECTION of ANCIENT and MODERN MUSIC A musical performance, under the above appellation, took place last night to a house literally overflowing in every part. If the numerous and most respectable au- dience congregated within these ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE, A new candidate for the favour of Londoa playgoers appeared at this theatre yesterday evening ia the person of Mr. H. Loraine, an actor of some provincial celebrity, who courageously chose for the occasion the character of Don Csesar ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last night Signora Duse appearetl for tin first time in England in the rt.U of Magda, the heroine of Herr Sudrr- mann's now famous Heimat. She figured, of course, in an Italian version of ttiat play, and was supported as usual by ...