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... STAFroau.— Aftcrwhich, a Cha- racteristic DANCE, in Imitation of the Tambouh Major (as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury- Lane,) by Mr. Jackson— To conclude with the Mu- sical Entertainment of PAUL AND VIRGINIA, . Ticket, and Places to be had of Mr ...
... Hifto- rical Drama, (never acted bete) called DEAF anfl DUMB % Or, The Orpfctn Proteftefl. At performed at tbc Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with uncommon Reception. Witb New Scenery, ?? in Aft Fiift, tbe City of Tbouloufe, in France, with the F.ridgCfr-Alfe New ...
... British ,v mm ,h. -rwS !£?»1 n™v I-nel ■ ?? Foreign Bible Society. Also hy the Rev. ANDREW REED, (From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) , B A of Nor^„, n . tb6 Bbv H- H . REYNOLDS, B. A. ; the Rev. (Primo Tenure ?? Sera at Berlin) ; and . •80868 STEWARD j ...
... will perform a New Mufical DRAMA, calicd, THE WIFE OF TWO HUSBANDS. (A, performed near Sixty Nights at the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, tvith the greatefl Applaufe and Approbation.) With New Music, Scenes y, &c. To -which -will be added, a Ne-w Muf cal Farce ...
... Weekly) of a aew A Woi4, entided •TTIE BRITISH THEATRE * or, a Coßedton of ■n. Play., which are afted at the Theatre Royd, Drury- Lane, Covetit-Gairden, and Haymarket. Pristed under the Authority and by Pennifliou of the Managers from the Prompt Books. With ...
... Diana of Ko incut, •nd adapted to the Eoglilh Stage, byR. 11. Su id- dan, hl'o; aiit wai performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with the moll unprcfidcntcd Applmfe Mid 'it'.jdion. The New Scenery,— l'ijatro'i Tent— the Temple qf the Sun— the Filling ...
... M. Jullien's Concerts, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, created so great a sensation during the past Season. The Orchestra will include the principal Solo Performers from M. Jullien's Concerts, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Doors open at Half-past Seven, Concert ...
... the Royal Italian Opera) ; MISS POOLE (From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) ; HERR DAMCKE (Primo Tenore from the Grand Operant Berlin) ; and MR. BURDINI (From tho Theatre Royal, Drury Lane). Pianist— Mß. BENEDICT. Tickets, Reserved Seat*, 45.; Saloon, ...
... Tn* CDAKOS IIA-or, and other novelties ; sine of which were per- formed this season for Eighty-Two consecutive Nights at Drury Lane and Cuvelit Garden, before the most crowded and fashionable audiences every a_einbi_d in any Theatre in London. Further ...
... PartieuJar Defi. re and pofitiielj for Ont Night onlt. On MONDAY EVENING, Sept. S , 1803, MRS, MOUNTAIN* (Ofthe Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,) BEGS Leave moft refpeftfu.il y to inform the Public, That (he propofes having the Honor to prefeot in 'I'HREii ACTS, a ...
... Leeds. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. By Permission of the Worshipful the Mjtor. Mrs. MOUNTAIN, (Principal Singer of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,) WILL prefent an entirely nouvelle Species of Entertainment (never yet attempted by any Female) written exprefsly for the ...
... Jarman. After ivbicb, a Ne-w Mufical Piece, never aSedbtre, called A HOUSE to be SOLD. (As performed at the Tbeaire-Royai, Drury Lane, ivith arced Applaufe.â The Mufic by Mr. Kelly.) Captain Kelfon, Mr. Carr; Charles Kelfon, Mr. Melvin; Beffirid, Mr. Wakot ...