... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Comfortable Lodgings, a new lively farce, was produced on Saturday night, on the hoards of this Theatre. It turns upon the scrapes and misfortunes of a nervous hypochondriacal old Englishman, by name Sir Hippington Miff (Liston) ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Madame Feron made her appearance again last night at this Theatre, as Floretta, in Dihdin's Opera of the Cabinet. Her performance was full of spirit and intelligence, an observation which applies particularly to her singing. The ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr. Kenny's long-promised comedy, entitled Forget and Forgive, was last night produced for the first time at this theatre. The plot is complicated, and in some parts unintelligible, turning chiefly on the emba rr a s sments of Charles ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last night Colley Cibber's acting version of Richard the Third %as revived here, with Mr. Brooke as Richard, Mr. Bennett as Henry IV., and Mr. Mead as Richmond, and with all the advantages of the extensive collection of excellent scenery ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Jullien Skills rose on Monday night in fall effulgence, to describe its last bright revolution (at le.ast ior a season or two) in the firmament of Drury. The vast assembly which crowded all parts of this noble theatre attested ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Flotow's opera of Stradella, which has been recently creating a furore in Germany, was produced, fQr the first time, before an English audience, at this theatre, on Saturday, Benedict having adapted the composition of his countryman ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last night Miss Lucy Escott, an American lady, made her first appearance at this theatre. The opera chosen for her debut was Rossini's magnificent composition, La Donna del Lago. The part sustained by her was that of Elena, and the ...

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... 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 THEATER!!.. 'Tt• The Child of Nature was rei.reseitcd last night at this Theatre, for the first- time. The part . of Amanthis, in this amusing little was stts• tallied by an anonymous 11, Galante (we understand a Miss JonNson), of whom weare ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. We copy the following paragraph from the Chroaide, but WE HAVE AUTHORITY for saying that the assertion ►t contains, that the necessary Liansubscription has been filled, is not true, and we regret that the Editor uhetild have so far ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Jullion Sides rose on Monday night in full efful- pence, to describe its last bright revolution (at least for a season or two) in the firmament of Drury. The vast assembly which crowded all parts of this noble theatre attested ...