The Theatre. - Mr Lazar's Benefit

By our advertising columns of to-day we find Mr
Lazar, the enterprising manager of the Queen's
Theatre, takes his Benefit on Monday next.
Those who have watched the progress of the
season, will admit that no pains have been spared
on his part to secure for the proprietors good
houses, and, for the public, rational and amusing
entertainments. His exertions, both as actor and
manager, deserve the highest praise, and we trust
will be duly appreciated on his approaching benefit
; for our own part we have no doubt of seeing
the most crowded house of the season. Mr
Edwards (whose vocal talent is well-known and
justly admired) gives his valuable services on
the occasion ; also a gentleman amateur, of whom
report speaks in very high terms; and the Bill of
Fare throughout promises one of the most at-
tractive evenings of the season. We can only
repeat our wish to see a full house.