... 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. TO THE EDITOU OF TilK MORNIN. POST, Sir, — Your correspondent Upper Circle has evidently let hia vexation override his veracity. No seats nor ob- structions of any kind are allowed in the gangways at Drury Lane. The temporary discomfort ...

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... stage with such amplitude of derail as at Drury Lane Theatre, and Mr. Harris is not the manage! to throw away such opportunities. There haa not, perhaps, been sufficient time to do all that the energetic Drury Lane lessee might have intended, i'.ir the opera ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Italian Opera season at Drury Lane Theatre began last night most auspiciously. The curtain rose upon the opening scene of Aida, the opera selected for the first performance of the series. In this, Signor Francesco Navarrini as ...

... DRURY LANE THEATE. The most greatly daring of that series of spectacular dramas which has formed the latest chapter in the eventful histoiy of this famous play -house waa produced on Satur- day night before one of those vast audiences, drawn from all ...

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

... 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. It was interesting on Saturday, to see Adrienne Lecouvreur, represented by French players, antl especially by members of the Comedie Fram_aise. Adrienne was herself a member of the Com&lie ; and the scene, as every- body knows, is ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The annual performance in aid of the Royal General Theatrical Fund was given yesterday afternoon, the theatre being geuerously lent for the purpose by Sir Augustus Harris. The artists also gave their services, and the gentlemen of ...

... 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 ...