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... tranflated by Bensjasin Tbonpmfn, Efq. contain- ing the STRANGER, a Play, in five Als, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane i from the German of AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE. On the ait of February will be published No. II. which will contain the Tragedy ...
... Mifs TowNsivrii. N. B. The above Romance is brought forward with In; entire new Scenery and Drefihs, after- the manner of, Drury-Lane. The Scenery by Mefirs. BANKs and' r CLARSC. The Decorations by Mr. HAavy. -I This Piece will be performed ievery Efening ...
... CABINET, - ' Reprefenthig an Emblematic Tranfpaxent Painting, u executed by Mleffis. BAN;sS and CLARrE, of-the SIhaetre Royal Drury-Lane. 'The Song- Little Ifland, by Mr4-ATTo0.. Hulting Song, by Mr. BARxsNrr. he With tle Farce of f THE JEW AND THE DOC;TOR ...
... PRIN'CE HOARE, Efq. Ailthor ?? Grhdrniother, The Prize, &c. and prefented upwards- o Nights during thez. laft Seafon at Drury-Lane Thatre5 ta~led - ' INDISCRETI' ' -Sir Mirmadt&l Maxim; M. q. ,Julia,.wt the favoqrite Airf ulia,- -iH the . - . ?? .I r ...
... ?? a awill Deliver'his Imitations of Mr. BANNIS'ERjitj.sVdp MUNDEN, 'Mr.:KELLY, andMr. FAWCETT, of the Theatres Royal,' Drury Lane, and Covent Garden.. - : To7whiclh wlllhe added rhefavorite Farce called ALL THE WORLLDs 'A STAGE; OR THE BUTLER . } BUSKINS ...
... SOUTHAMPTON' THEATRE. I .fR. COILILIN: -mot , refpedfully informs the- ;VI Public, tha Mr. J. BANNISTER, of the Theatre :Royal, Drury Lane, is engaged te perform at this Theanr, on M&NDAY the 3oth AuguIt, and the following WED- NESDAY'an(d FRIDAY. r \,PERSON ...
... from the cclebriied Comedy of TrE, POOR GENTLEMAN. The Part of Dr. ALLAPOO by Mr. BANNISTER, jon. from 1he Theatre Roval, Drury . Lane. To f eb ¢ivhsiI be added, the Meilal Entertairment of TH-IE AGREEABLE SURPRISE. Thle Part of Lnto by Mr. BANNISTER. BERKSHIRE ...
... Dc' ft inter-cli1 in I NT; irttended to titi A erl'tot tlo ignal PlaSERVAT'ION~ of his cor fAESTY, ?? hito- SHOT A ?? its Drury-lane Thbeatre. 0itl Coxdo blsrtoz b 1 A. from thil Pi.- S )I1:- l Jloedto licr Ma i~ty, b)y M-. Cu-boo Id. of __got Titii dlay ...
... HXE UM.OURS -OF SIR- JOHN FALSTAFF, , Par;t jf Sir 7. Fajya.y Mr. S. KSrvinvFL, As performed by him at the Tlheatre Royal, Drury-Lane, with unbounded applaufi:. King HIenry IV. - - - - Mr. WHARTON Prince of Wales -- - Mr. KNiox e Harry Percy, furnamed Hotfpur ...
... work will son. tain the moft favourite Tragedies, Cornedies, -and Operas, as they are now performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and the. Hay Market, accurately' copied from the Promptor's books; by permifilon of the Managers. Number ...
... Work will contain the nmod favourite Tragedies, Comedies, anid Operas, as they are now performed at the 'Ilhearre Royal Drury Lane, Covent Gardenr, and the Hay F Market; accurately copied from the Prompter's Books, by tl Permiflion of the Manage's. Number ...
... by J- BRISTOWE and CoP Poole, Scpt. 9, 18o3. OOUTHA APTON. NEW THEATRE, built on k the exacL model of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, will OPEN on. Monday next the xzth of September, with fplendid Scenery and Decorations:-Days of Performing, Mondays, Wcdnefdays ...