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... Stre'rt; and No. 7. Westmoreland The Opera ; Or, Love in the Dc. now performing ix h unbinlialed applause at . the'r hea. Drury Lane CoMposed by Mr. Reeve and Mr. ham, price tss. t i e may h e h a d Mr.. l3raharn's Celebrated Piano Said a Smile to a Tear ...
... joint 'application of all Parties principally i►aterested. `HEIR Maj6ties' Servan t s, forming the CONI. L PANY or the late DRURY LANE THEATiq, PRESENT EVENING, November zo, 1509, tae Comedy of • MAN AND WIFE; Or, MORE SECRETS THAN ONE. Lord Austencourt,- ...
... beautiful person, will ensure her a Continuation of Public favour.. A new Comedy was read on Tuesday in the Green Room of Drury Lane Theatre, which we un. dersrand to he the produdion of Mr. O, ..I..LtNGHAM, Author of Fortune's Frolk, Lstly Towssst RNA ...
... , int anachronisms were ob. servable on Thursday night, in the representation of the Tragedy of Richard the Third, at Drury. lane Theatre :—The scene used in the greater part of the 3d Aft exhibits two gross errors of this kind I— one of a figure of ...
... likewise, in future to be stiled EXCELLENCY I THE THEATRE. The Play of Henry the Fourth was very well attended list night, at Drury.. Lane Theatre. We have already so amply noticed the representation of this admirable Drama, that further comment is unnecessary ...
... Solomon. Mr. and Mrs. H. Jorats . rorr are still playing at Edinburgh, where they are much applauded. Mrs. HUMPHREYS, of Drury-Lane Theatre, we find, is the Piolante of the Lewes Stage. Few Women, according to report, are in real 1 1 / 4 , less disposed ...
... .price 3s. VTENONI; or, the Novice of Saint Mark' s; V- A Drama, in Three Ads, as performed at the late Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. By M. G. L'EWIS. Priited for Longman, Hurst, Rees, am. Orme, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author. ...
... ourot farther r.xtratls from a Work _obviously in-' tended for the benefit of the pUblic:— The size of the oldlheatre in Drury Lane must be in. the' femembrance of mask ; it was small in comparison with that of - Covent Garden. A modern audience would ...
... THE THEATRE. Drury _Lane. 'Deaf and Dumb was the dramatic repast of last night at this Theatre. This Play is certainly interesting, but it wants that- general utility which should be the,first taus.. of dramatic composition' To confirm virtue, and corrett ...
... mercy, You that spare. * This is an allusion to the charader of Isliesco. of i Mrs. ORGER appeared again last night at Drury- Lane Theatre, in the •charader of Lydia Languish, and fully confirmed the very favourable impression the had previously made ...
... to be ‘vorn. in .every part of the dress.: STEPHEN. KEMULES Fahtaff, and , his bumper of Satit, gave another bumper to Drury Lane Theatre, on Saturday night. This Mior been of considerable service to the Theatre, Find has fully jus,ti. fied Mr. &HER ...
... joint application of all Parties principally interested. THEIR Majesties'. Servants, tormin4 the COM- I'ANY of the late. DRURY LANE THEATRE, will, THIS PR ESEN SATURDAY, Sept. 30, 1809, 'erform the Comic Opera of - THE HAUNTED. TOWER. - . Baron of l)akland ...