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... ruined. Two pepons have been already 'detected in this iniquitouS business in the' neighbouthoed of Lambeth. A frequenter of Drury Lane Theatre wishes to be informed why the door in Brydges-street is not Opened, if not for admission, at least to accommodate ...
... OBSERVATIONS on the above Work, '2s., - 15. A COLLECTION of much-esteemed DRAMATIC PIECES, as performed at the Theatres Royal Drury-lane and Covent-garden. Containing, The Heire.ss ; Richard cceur de Lion; False Appearances; The Little Hunchback, or a Frolic ...
... • NEYE ! R PERFORMED. . THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY:-LANE. rr HIS present Evening, Their Maje st i es Servants will act a New Tragedy, called, , ANTONIO; or, THE SOLDIER'S RETURN. The Characters by Mr. Wroughton, Mr. Barrymore, Mr. - Kemble, Mr. C. Kernble, ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. - rr HI S present Evening, Their Majesties Servants will act • THE BEGGAR'S ()PIMA. Mr. Peachurn, Mr. Dowton•, LoYkit, Mr. Wathen, Captam Macheath, Mr. Kelly; Filch, Mr. Suett. Mrs. Peachurn, birs. Sparks; Polly Peachum, Mrs ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T HIS present Evening, • Their Majesties Servants will perform a Drama cAled • THE CASTLE SPECTRE. • - Osmond, Mr Barrymore ; Reginald,. Mr. Wrougten. . Angela, Miss Yates; Alice, Mrs. Sparks. After the Play will be • acted ...
... _being highly enjoyed. , . - - . The magic wand of Har!equip, is scion tO transmute - every : thing, it touches into at DRURY-LANE A The new pantornitne is spciken of, by those ‘Alici ii'e•be , m present the 'night rehearsals, - as a mo , t cent hobday ...
... 17-1 EzITRA HOY AL, DRURY-LANE, rTHIS present Evening, Their Majesties A_ Servants ,ct (sth time) with new dresses and decorations, Slaakspeare's Historical Tragedy of KING JOHN, Or, ENGLAND INVADED. kfter.the Fts:v will be performed a Musical Farce, ...
... that Island. . . Mr. GODWIN (says The Star) is the Author of the Tragedy of 'ANTONIO, which has been 'withdrawn from Drury-lane Theatre, Withdrawn, sayst thou ? Say rather, that it was kicked out. . The *wishing state of France, on which the prints ...
... ' The LAST NIGHT but ONE of petforming till the HOLIDAYS. • ' The PIRST . NIGHT of the NEW PANTOMIME. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. S .present Evening, Their Alajestie4 .11.. Servants will act a Tragedy called, • THE STRANGER. , The Stran - cer, Mr. Kemble; ...
... say more than that we shall feel great pleasure in some future critique on the excellence of Mrs. Litchfield in Emilia. Drury-Lane, HARLEQUIN AMULET, OR . THE MNGIC OF MONA Harlequin Amttlet,.with the aliterative addition .• of: the - MAGrc of MO -A, ...
... hear. Miss . BIGGS is much recovered from her indisposition, .and is shortly expected to resume her Theatrical duties at Drury. lane. The absence of so fascinating an actress must have been felt with peculiar regret by the public. . A circumstance, in the ...
... HEA E 1W Y AL, DRURY-LANE. ON FRIDAY next, Their Majesties Servants will act a Tr'geciv cal!ed, GEORGE BARNWELL. , Thoroughgood, Mr. Powell; Barnwell, Mr. Packer; Gaare Barnwell, Mr. C. Kerable. Millwood, M.S. Powell; Lucy, Mis'S Pope, After the Play ...