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... TRAGIC PANTOMIMICAL ENFhRFAINMENT DON JUAN; OR, IHE I .! BERTINE DESTROYED. Ar performed with unbounded applaufe at the King's Theatre, London. The Scenery Machinery, Drelfes, and Decorations entire- Is- new. ■vhole end-r the. hrcaion of Mr Hr ?? Mufic conn ...
... l.«i.,tii ,; the interefts •-; tfie Haymarkct Theatre and the Pantheonj was taken into coniidt-r.stion. The outlines of this! lcheme was. That the debts cf ?? Theatres bonis] be attached to the Theatre in ihe Hatn.arker, as the only place where Operas ...
... TRAGIC FANTOMIMICAL ENTERTAINMENT DON J U A N ; LIBERTINE DES ?? OYED. ?? performed with unbounded applaufc at the Kings Theatre, Loudon. The Scenery, Machinery, Dreffes, end Decorations entire- ly new The whole und.r rhc direaion of Mr Holland. Mafic ...
... was the proftcutii*, Elizabeth Weldon, who depofe-d as follows : On Wednefday laft, the i*ih of January, I went to Co- ?? Theatre-, and fit in the trout bov.es. I _ ot into difcourfe with that Gentlem.an,(raeamng Lord r n-.irveii.Mie afked me if I would ...
... facing the Theatre, in the New- Town of Edinburgh, confifting of a kitchen and feven rooms, as prt-rently poffeffed by Mr Thomfon, at the yearly rent of 3. 1. Sterling. As Also— All tuid Whole that PIF.CF of GROUND to the ea.t of the Theatre, Edinburgh ...
... exhibited tliis wctk at the Circus ? The tantoml.iie of Don Juan is the moit beautiful piece that cur, po'libiy be feen on any theatre in point of rich feci -ry and decotations, and is pronounced by connoi:-* is a peri ect mailer-piece. As t.> Mr Ric- ketts's ...
... William Stewart fenior, writer. — 4. At his houfe of Hampton, John Beard, Efq; formerly one of the patentees of Covent- Garden theatre, and long a very eminent and popular finger. He married, firft, the wi- dow of Lord Edward Herbert, fecond fon of the Marquis ...
... Monday, Feb. 7. will bt* p-efcutc. 4 ., never aftcd here, A New Comedy, called TII E G E RJI A X HOTE L. As performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, with unlverfal applauf'e. With Dreffes and Scenery properly adapted to the piece. Dcsrville, Mr WOODS; ...
... THEATRE KOYAL. Monday evening- the German Hotel was perform- ed here lor the iirit time. This Comedy is taken from the German, and like molt dramatic pieces written for thatiiage, is moie i- lions and pathetic, then fp right Iv and comic. The belt feelings ...
... Ratoroav, rebruary I*.. will be prrf-ntrd, A New Comiev (for the Second Time-), called THE GERMAN HOTEL. Ar pe.-faraicd at the Theatre Rnyal. Covent Garden, wirh univer&l applaufe. With New Dre.Tcs ar.d Scenery adnpted to the Piece. Dorville, Mr WOODS: Count ...
... that DWELLING HOUSE, the third l\ ftorey from the fore Ilreet, of that New Tenement of Land called Hill's Land, facing the Theatre, in the New Town of Edinburgh, confiftint*; of a kitchen and fcven rooms, as prefcntly poffeffed by -Mr Thomion, at the yearly ...
... Some acquitted themfej-i-cs- writ Among thefe wan a I -■ h, v.*ho, with a good e'.t ,\ of drollery, alfo poffeffed, in *, Theatre— the former as a XvX-'X^XXhe latter ?? ?? ?? r *- * I: rr.-i, i ?? S-'-AA-A_Lu} f .\ y for enring the fa.'ti.it, fickm ...