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... Theatre. Dr JOIN has written en Opera upon the very same sobjedi on which has founded hi s Prernre that is forth-corning at Drury- lane Theatre; In the present temper of the Managers, arising from that extraordinary bore of little Berry, it is probable that ...
... trolble of travelling so far. Moorty, the Player, went to an Auction Room, a few mornings since, to purchase a Share of Drury. Lane Theatre ; but being very deaf, he discovered, when the lot was knocked down to him, that instead of the Share of the Theatre ...
... niost unqualified irarn all parts of an oveifluwing house, the receipt of which =owned to Mr..s4lAw, the Leader of the Drury. Lane Band, has parted with his interest in the Margate Theatre to Ru'isFt,t, the Actor, for three years.. ,The ter is also one ...
... with great skill, and rendered it o ne of the very best achievements of the modern Stage. The departure of KIMBLE from Drury, Lane Theatre will be a severe blow to that property, unless the Managers exert themselves more than they have done for some time ...
... Scasot to the Joint.APPllc4tion.o 'Parties nateroted. • HEIR Majesties'. Seryants ) . terming - ide COM:. ?ANY of the late DRURY LANE THEATRE,. .PRESENT' EVENING, NOveruliti 9, igog, :perform the Tragedy of . GEORGE BARNWELL. Thoroughgood, L ; - 'Barnwell ...
... the greatest part of the forenoon. The new Comedy of The Soldier's Daughter drew a very numerous audience last night to Drury Lane Theatre, and the Piece went off with very great eclat. The Tragedy of Irabei/a was represented last night at Covent-Garden ...
... object of their free choice. The Countess of BtSBOROUGH was canvassing for Mr. SHERIPAN yesterday. , Mr. JonnsToNc, of Drury - lane Theatre , received jeirerday an anonymous letter, stating that he should be murdered'if he made his appea . rance on the ...
... that TO-WIORROW, THURSOAY, March 16 (with the 'Consent anti Approhgtion of the Proprietors of the la:e Thehtre loyal, Drury- Lane), will ':e p;rtbrined A COMEDY, With a CRANI) BALLET, By all the Principal Performers of the King's Theatre, the whole Corps ...
... OBSERVATIONZ on the above Work,_ 'A COLLECTION of Much-esteemed :DRAMATIC' PIECES, perthrined at the Threati,;:s.R.oy . 4:. Drury Lane and Chvent-Gatatin. Comainin.g, Richard Coeur de Lion, False .Appearance:, The L.,: ie Hunchback, or a Frolic' in Bagdad ...
... reqeaably, and received. consideraVe a pplause. - Mr. GRAHAM, the Police Magistrate, has succeeded.to.che Trusteeship of Drury. Lane Theatre, vacant by the death of Mr. BIGC IN. Mr. GRAIIAM has shewn so much zeal for .the interests ,of that Theatre, and ...
... s on the Premises, at Garraway's, and of Mr: Robins; WarWick-serect, Gcldensquare. - RENTER's SHARE,: THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY- ' • 'LANE ! , TO Bt SOLD 11Y AUCTION, - By 'Mr. - ROBINS,' At. Garraway's Coffee'-house, 'Change-alley, Corttill, on . Tuesday ...
... situation would certainly be Fille-malgardere. THE THEATRE.-The Opera of Alg.xiah was represented with increased success at Drury-Lane Theatre on Saturday. Mrs. BILL acquits herself in this Opera with more success as to musical execution, than in any other ...