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... General, and relied upon getting horfes in this country.” To the many enquiries made after the fuperb fpcftacle of Oscar, and Malvina, as reprefented laft feafon the Peter-ftreet Theatre, our paper of this evenihg will be found to give an anfvver. Mr. Astley ...
... and how they will pafs a Tneatre when nothi Of this remark, OSCAR ng particularly attractive is to appear before them. and MALVINA is a fafficient proof; for every night that it has been performed, has been full-— and every prefentation yet to come will ...
... much admired Farce, called, THE SCHEMING VALET.. In the intervals, various EXERCISES ON HORSEBACK, conclude with, OSCAR and MALVINA. y'ntMt Rex et Regina, WM. P. K. TRENCH, Efq; in the Chair. a nnmerious and refpefhble Meeting the Gentlemen of the town and ...
... which had a moft pleafiog , . effect. . I THEATRE ROYAL. Him Evening, the DEAF 1/GVER.—With WHO’s THE DOPE, and OSCAR and MALVINA. On Monday evening, never performed in this kingdom, the Comedy of HQW TO CROW RICH. Thq Prologue by Mr. Pope—the Epilogue ...
... EXERCISES, ‘The whole to conclude with, An entire new, grand, ferious, comic, tragic, and heroic Pantomime, cailed, OSCAR MALVINA, As performed 1co nights at the Covent. garden, The part of OSCAR Ma. ASTLEY, Jun. Vivant Rex et This Day is Publ feed, by ...
... belonging French were crui&ng in thofe pans, bad captured feveral veffels. . Advices from Barbadoes, brought over in the Malvina, Capt. Fullarton, arrived at Clyde, inform us the fafe arrival there of fever?! trading veffels from Africa, England, and ...
... of the immortal Shak fpeare, receives this niglit the additional attiaction of that exquifite hiftoric pantomime Ofcar and Malvina wtiole fuperior merit is now i ...
... EXERCISES. The whole to conclude with, An entire new, i se ferious; comic, tuagic, and heroic Pantomime, called, OSCAR ann MALVINA, As performed 100 nights at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-garden. ‘The part. of OSCAR by Me. A STLEY, Jun. Vivant Rex et Regina ...
... HORSEMANSHIP by Mr. TYLER. The whole conclude with, A fuperb, grand, ferious, comic, tragic, and heroic Pantomime, called, OSCAR MALVINA, OR THE HALL OF FINGAL. [T.ken from the celebrated Poems of Oflijn.] y mar I Rtx et Ryn, THE INION HUNT, Meet at M'Donald’s ...
... one called the Viciffiiudes of Harlequin, with feenery and machinery; the other, the beautiful heroic Pantomime Ofcar and Malvina, which brings forward (the firft time' this fea(on) Mr. Aftley jun. The ocher part the Entertainments we have not room to ...
... Mughabl and much admire HE SCHEMING VALET. In the intervals, various EXERCISE> ON HOR SEBACK > To conclude withs OSCAR ann MALVINA: Vivant Rex a ‘¢ ELEGANT CHRISTMAS, oR; NEW YEARS’ T. CALLWELL, 41, hat for the infpection o f thofe who with at this feafon ...
... Pained ; f „ . J .ffm.!., indiflmeei ike Theatre Cork, is, ® s „j e ©f Qfcar and night* have the charming Spe« ®JI. Thole Malvina iis Pantomime in who have behell thi. Pater-tfrrel, caa h which i*. prefeflted j ftieh afting. s?!* ' can ©nly wu- Dublin ...