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... Drury Lane. *).To prove the very faaosrable Reception this Play has met with from tbe Public. Tex THousAND have adually printed firice its heft Appearance in February which is near double the Number printed of any modern Comedy or Tragedy for Twenty Years ...
... Drury Lane- Satnrday night the Theatre here opened with the Play of Othello. The chara. rof the Moor was fullained Mr. Kemble, while Mr . lons appeared that of Defuemoisa. Covent Garden Laft night (Monday') tl o Theatre waior-ened for the enfuing fealon ...
... DRURY LANE. Mr, Cumberland's pomedv the Jew was on pci formed this Theatre* for the firll time this ieafon, for tlia of introducing new performer to the notice of the town, in the popular part Shtva. This gentleman's rtame, wtfare informed d>e bills ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. OPTICS. THE fa (hi on able dim-fight, found out recently to be only neriwus jaffeQion. A few evenings fmce, very gentle*an-Hie lady, juft from the country, had taken her place one of the green-boxes the Theatre, to fee the Tragedy ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. occafion in the memory of the moft vctenn amateur drew luch crowds to the Theativ, as the play ol The School for Scandal,on Saturd iy evening, in which Mifs Farren was to take leave of the public in her profelnonal character. It was ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Dejeriftioo of called Dr's, Lame qhmitre. Although the foundations and great part of the main walls were finifhed f•me time once, and had therefore, the advantage of drying and fettlit.g, the internal parts of the Theatre have been ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The declamatory powers of Kemble, are excellently fuited to the part of Zanga, and him alone we think praife is due but Tuefday night was not a night for cricicifm. the conclufion of the Play, God fave the King, and Rule Britannia ...
... THEATRE, DRURY LANE. NEW FLAY. _9 right, a Comedy called The Jew, was perform- tj fjr tiic Crf; time, at the above Theatre. The principal Dramatis Perfona as follow : Ens Stephen* Bcsir bam, Mr Aickin. Tjiderick Ecu r ?? Mr Palmer. Cu.ules S-areLirr, ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Thi* houfe never poflsiTeJ more and nviiDfrous audience than on WedneCday night,drawn togetliei by the double attraction of the prefence of the Royal Family, and the popular play of Pizarro. The whole of the boxes were taken before ...
... RIOT AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Tuefday night, while the farce of the Devil to Pay was ading, a very great - riot took place in the Box-lobby of Drury-lane Theatre, occafioned by feveral Gentlemen intoxicated with liquor, who proceeded to. break the ...
... NEW DRURY LANE THEATRE pUBLTC curiofity, which has long been on * the tip toe of expectation, was o;s Wedncf- day evening gratified by the opening of this iuperb edifice, under the management of Mr. K.emble. Of this Theatre, language mullbe inadequate ...
... •JIjUE to Albumazar, a Comedy, as it it noisi revived at Drury Lane -Theatre. Spoken by Mr KING. jj- your old tafte for laughing is come back, you have dropp'd the melancholy pack :' Co mic-fentimental matter, Sto laugh more, and be the fatter, ft* ...