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... Jenny, Miss Grant ; and Louisa, Mrs Hill. THURSDAY, New Play and Farce, Acted Here, As Performing at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, with univeisal Applause, called FALSE AT.A RMS; Or, COUSIN. [The Muric composed ly M. P. and Mr Bralom) Edgar Gayland, ...
... their Majesty's Servans will act (lor the first time) New Comic Opera (never acted here) performing at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, with applause, called FALSE A LAB Or, MY COUSIN. T£« M ed by M. P. King & Mr Braham j.and, Mr Hill; Sir Daman Gayland, ...
... popular Song, from the favorite Entertainment Of Age To-morrozv, now Performing with great applaufe at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. To be Sung by Mifs Griffith. Preceding the Farce a new Song called The JEW, a NEW CREED for SHEVA, Written by Mr. Egan ...
... ircd Seng of THE OLD COM vIODORE. To Which will be added, theMufieal Piece of GRANDMOTHER. performed at the Theatre Royal Drury-Lane. To cone ude with HORNPIPE, by BRITISH SAILOR. The Scenery and Decorations by M. Lupine, jun. Mr. and Affiftants; the Mrs ...
... Juljo Hloy, tvilb Titujic, called The WIFE 'I WO HUSBANDS. performed urwards of Forty thisScafon, at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. • • The Public are r ...
... TIME. THEATRE ROYAL, Manchejler. This prcfent Tuesday, January new Popular Tragic Play, Performing at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, with unbounded applaufe, called PIZARRO. (From the German of Kotzebue.—Adapted to the EngUJb Stage by R. B. Sheridan, Esq ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, Mancbefter. This prefent Tuesday, January zift, 1800, A new Popular Tragic Play, Performing the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, with unbounded applaufe, called P I Z A R O. (From the German of to the EngHJb Stage by R. B. Sheridan, Esq. The Muhc, ...
... Dec. 1800, will be performed SHAKSPEARE's PLAY of The MERCHANT of VENICE. Shylock, Mr Archer, (frorh the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, his firft appearance on this ftage) The Duke. Mr Grift; Anthonio, Mr Swendell; Baflanio, Mr Gordon; Gratiano, Mr Ward; ...
... aprear October November and December 6, at Guildhall, ondon—Attorney Mr kllis, Hatlon-gardcu dre~*v Hetherington and Johd Drury-lane, in the parish of St. Giles the Fields, the countv Middlesex, (J r,um ; ri a. partners, to appear October , November* ami ...
... March 10th, 1806, their Servants will act A NF.W I*o PITAOPFRAIIC DRAMA, in FIVE ACTS, i;;'v performing the Theatre-Royal. Drury-Lane, unprecedented applause, called J lEJjLERS ce, MUSIC’* fascination. With New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Creases anJ Decorations ...
... called Til /; 7 IiAVE.FI. BBS 4 Or, MUSIC’S FASCINA I lON, (row acting witli unprecedented applause at the TMatre-Royal, Drury-Lane,) is in rehearsal, and v ;j be produced as soon the Scenery, Machinery, firttstf. Decorations, and Paintings are completed ...
... (for the sth time) a favorite New Farce, called THE WEATHERCOCK. ritten J. T. Eisq. as now performing the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, with universal applause. SKIPPING-ROPE DANCE, by Miss S. Booth. conclude with Petite Musical Piece, called SLR J G S F ...