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... I- THEn THEATRES. I ROYALTY- A LUCKY DOG. At the Royalty Theatre this week there is an _ entertaining piece called A Lucky Dog. It is described in the bill as a farcical comedy, and, unlike most productions of its class, its title is remarkably ...
... THE THEATRE. We were glad to see a brilliant house assembled on Mon- day evening, when the entertainments were under the patron- age of the Royal Company of Archers. Sheridan's comedy of The Rivals, was performed, some parts of which could not have ...
... I THE THEATRES. [ GAIETY- THE NINE DAYS' QUEEN. Mr Robert Buchanan's poetical drama The Nine Days' Queen was produced at the Gaiety Theatre last evening. The audience was not as large as might have been wished, especiallyi when it is remembered that ...
... THE THEATRE. On Saturday night, Ihie petformaoces, in view of the approach- ing retirement of Mr Murray, Were under the patronage of the Lord Justice-General and the mellets O the bar, and seldom have we witnessdd a more brilliant spectacle thtn that ...
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... assistance of the most distin- M guished talents the London Theatres can af''ord-(atpausec.) w During the recess various alteratirns are protposed io the Audience depsrtmenit of this Theatre, whlich, we hope, m white they improve the beauty of its appearance ...
... THE THEATRE. La t niglr Mr Sheridan Kuowles's new flay, entitlei The Wrecker's Daughter, was performed for the first' time here. Like the other dramnas of the same author, I it is chatacterised by great force of expression, and that I warmth andtfertility ...
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... THEATRE. I I . A new tragedy was brought ,forward at our Theatre yesterday evening, called Henry of Transtamare. The part of Henry was. written for the: YouNG ROSCIUS, and his performance of it was one of his happiest efforts. He was received throughout ...
... THE THEATRES. ROYALTY- LARKS. MNr Harry Monkhouse is once more at the Royalty Theatre with his funny extravaganza called Larks. As everybody interested 0 must by this time be well aware, this is one of j the most successful productions of its class ...
... Last, night there was a fairly good attendanoe'iW-thB theatre, and the play was well;received. EDINBURGH:LYCEUM THEATRE. Mr,;Edmund-Teaule and his companyvpened a short- season at the Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh, last night, with Sheridan Knowles's R ...
... Life is very finely mounted. - GREENOCK THEATRE-ROYAL. Mr Arthur Rousbey's company, on whom Greenock theatre-goers mainly depend for the operatic treat of the season, this week occupies the boards of the Theatre-Royal. Last night they opened with the ...