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... price 3s. boUnd. SECRET HISTORY of thei.;Ret - N ROOMS , Containing the authentic and entertaining Lives of the Adors find Actresses at the Theatres Royil of Drury-lane, ,CoVent: garden, and thellavniarket. Two vols. price Bs.* sewed. , 5. The ROLLIAD, a ...
... MILLS ont-Hei - oded iferod,'' and was more coarse.and violent than anybody we ever saw in the charafte.r a pity that an Actress of so much 'spirit shauld not have some judgment to restrain, it within proper, bounds but in geberal it .rstns ,riot,:and ...
... the scene of the discovery of Schcdoni's a nger and crimes between Dina and Virakii, were tonvorthy of the greatest tragic actress we have • f een on the Stage. BA Ritr 40 RE, though not unit°Tily true to the to:les, the emphasis, . and the . t a v 'enees ...
... testimony of •Romage to Talents. Signior RA FAN.ELLI took it up, Zind presented it to Signora STAINASACCHr.. That 'charming Actress, amid the loudest appluuses of the spectators, tore it in pieces, and distributed these lamong.all the Pet formers present ...
... n IS, the famous dancer, has gone to exhibit r a few days on the Theatre at Bourdeaux. litlMadernoiselle GRos, the young Actress, still con• 3 k - ain upon the 'enthusiasm of the ,French Ip the famous Actor and Dramatic Author, i'ienna. He goes next to ...
... testimony of . Homage :-to Talents. - Signior, Rafanelli took it up, an:l presented' it ,to Signora Strinasacehi That charming actress, amid the Ithidest applauses of the spectators, tore it in pieces, and distributed them among all the performers present. ...
... ComediaUs Lobe affixed to those ladies, who were lately taken on their route to Egypt. They. in fact a detach- , ment of those Actresses whet were long since premisod.. by BUOI4ArAsiTE 10 his licentidtrs folfowers,. and who were actually -procured by advertisements ...
... fame.• No peronfes a' hypocrite, villain, usurper, or ,murderer with more eciat. His Ladysalm'o - isii - ot aii : -uliclever Actress; - arrit, ( being tiniverally admired, respected, and-be: shortly unde: takethe character of Urc.a.rf.TrA„ her attending in ...
... Apprentice Boys assume the consequential air •of freemen—Prostitutes affect the simplicity of country girls; and the Actors and Actresses, eley,ated on stages, above the crowd, and adorned with 'tinselled diadems, crowns - , and sceptres, gaze around with the ...
... At Birmingham she was said to article ; at Sheffield, sharp as a razor and York, as flump ns partridge ! That celebrated actress, Mrs. HatTCH.vtto, when a girl, performed at one the booths Bartholomew Fair, where her merit soon gained her the notice applause ...
... ' She was immediately engaged Jtotie - of:the Royal Thenitres, and s)lari' after . ..bec-iine the rtiost.-..ceitbrated actress her time; and after . contiriiiiiiig On the stage thirty-six years, a; beloved for her nany :.iitues- in private life as she ...
... Scho - ul of refined K. • 4 *-Dism, which need no explanation. •FOR 14 IXIATURE PORTRAIT - OF MRS. )ORDAI4, • celebtated Actress. 1601. • striking feature, th',un)frected ease, The voice Melodious ? , and the art ,to please, The cony:Bed shape, which ...