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... added, a new comic Opera, never in this kingdom, called The DOUBLE DISGUISE, As performed tliis feafon at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane. with univei f.il applaufe. The Mulic by Mr. Hookf. End of tfie Farce will prefented, A MASQUERADE MEDLEY; Or, DRAMATIC ...
... next week, in the charader of Belvideka in the Tragedy of Venice Preened. Jaffier by Mr. Brerctpn, [from the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane] and Pierre by Mr. ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE. The_ Manager moft refpcdfutly informs hi* Subfcribers, that nine nights their second ...
... week, in the character of Belvidf.ra in the Tragedy of Venice Preerved. Jafficr bv Mr. Brcreton, [frem the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane] and Pierre Mr. Digges. ...
... will be prefented the Tragedy of VENICE PRESERVED; Or, A Plot Discovered. TnfTler Mr- Brereton, from the Theatre- Royal, Drury-lane, Priuli Mr. Hurft, Renault' Mr. Swirtdal, Bedatnar Mr Wood, Duke Mr. Sparks, Tlicodore Mr. Withlngton, Spinofa Mr. Lynch ...
... Cumbe rland, Efq; author of the fc. and now performing Weft Indian, Carmelite, Ge. , London, with uni- at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane verfsl applaule, with a varie’y of eritertaimments, as will he expreiied hereafter. ‘Tickets to be had of Mr. Reily, No ...
... his mind m the public. He died very penitently, •nd tlruggled hard .tnd long the agonies death. arix formerly bo'oiited to Drury-Lane 1 heatre, and was - heclown in the pantomimes.” tJirh ...
... VENICE. Shylock Mr. MACKLIN, from the Tiicatrc Royal, Covent*. Carden, and Portia Mrs. ECERTOM, from the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane.— With The ISLAND of SAINTS. For the BENEFIT of the AUTHOR GIBRALTAR. On next, the 10th inft.—A DRAMATIC OLIO, confilling ...
... 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 ...
... the anvil, and formed in new fliape, is few weeks to undergo a fecond ordeal. The tragedy of Philafter is laid afide at Drury-Lane, as it was thought extremely hazardous to bring forth thru new performers one piece. This arrangement is therefore altered ...
... determined, in oppofition to the advice friends, to became adtors.' Tftey were conftaot atteadaivs upon Downes, the prompter of Drury-lane, in expettation ofempl >ymeur—the former was known only, for fume years, by the name Matter Coiley. After waiting impatiently ...
... are about undergo total revolution, which may reduce them ro colonial htuation again. The dredes of the Royal Family, at Drury-lane Theatre, were at follow : The King in a chocolate colour, with broad igold lace. The Queen wore a ftriped fatin, the ground ...
... Lord Stormont, her noble father, with the other I A new farce, written by Mr. Kemble, has been 1 prefemed the managers of Drury-lane, and is I Ihjrtly to pur into rehearfal. PRICE of STOCKS. Bint Stock, Ditto New Ann. jpcrceot.A. ftut open. .1 per ct. Old ...