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... DRURY LANE The Duenna, perhaps the best Comic Opera on. the English ■••ge, performed here last night. Miss Wilson, a* Claret, sang with considerable spirit and effect. Brabant, in Carlos, eqnalled his own most successful effort*; it would be difficult ...
... THE KING'S VISIT TO DRURY LANE THEATRE. His Majesty again honoured this Theatre with hit presence on Wednesday night; and, as on former similaroccasions, he was received an overflowing and very brilliant house, with the most ardent demonstrations of ...
... THE, UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF MIS. Of the Tlieatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Leasee the Tlieatre Royal, Newcastle. qpiIIS Evening, SATURDAY, May, -*- 1841, will be Presented Lillo's Tragedy of . With other Entertainments. conclude with the COMIC On Monday ...
... UNDER THE RLANAGEMENT OF JIB. TEBtN A. M, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Lessee of the Theatre Royal, Newcastle. rTIHIS present Evening, FRIDAY, the 7th May, 1841, THE WIFE. A variety of Singing and Dancing. THE SLEEPING DRALGHT. To-morrow Evening ...
... €lAMM»JLXI. UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF US, J Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Lessee of ] the Theatre Royal, Newcastle. ( ON SATURDAY Evening, May 15th, 1841, the celebrated Play of STBAWCrER, In ith a Variety of other Entertainments. And on Monday, May 17th ...
... UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF Pl K. Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Lessee of the Theatre Royal, Newcastle. r|IHIS Evening, SATURDAY, 6th June, J- 1841, will be Presented Knowles's Play of a'^ii;, A variety of Singing, and Dancing. To conclude with the ...
... IjH, Mr Powell, the prompter the Lyceum Theatre, and who had been upwards Ssyears that capacity, with the Drury Lane Company. He was the of Mrs the aftrefs Several articles are unavoidably the' next week. SHIPS AtaiviD and sailed our LAST. VEH. HBINCE ...
... MARTYN, Late Miss INVERARITY, Miss B. INVERARITY, and Mr. MARTYN, OF THE Theatres Royal, Covent Garden §& Drury Lane, H AVE the honour of informing the No- bility, Gentry, and Inhabitants of LISLE and its Viciuity, that they purpose giving a CONCERT of ...
... POETRY. EPILOGUE To the New COMKDY of HEARTS OF OAK; Spoken Mr». Drury Lane, Theatre, HAT— Ht«nt •/ Oal —ard not one Word of The Srld er and the Pritifb Tar? rnld on- Pard hiaScheme would never do; ' h«» fubmit to you. Need we the Pnm?’» M fhew every ...
... CONCERT. MR. TEMPLETOX, Ofthe THEATRES ROYAL DRURY LANE and CO VENT GARDE*, BEGS to aanounce that he will give a CONCERT in CARLISLE, on Friday, the 13th Current, Full Particulars in the Bills of the day. TO THE BURGESSES OF CALDE WGATE WARD. GENTLEMEN ...
... Miss Hart.—A lew Miss Hart, well-known the Carlisle boards, made her Drury Lane, in lier favourite'character of the She thus spoken of in the Lit rart/ (iawtlc, a paper to whhse criticism much attention is paid On Tuesday a Young Lath/ made her first ...
... New- Miss Connor, and Miss Connon—Theatre Royal, Bath. Me, Teanan—Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Mr. Evcene Macantur—Theatre Royal, Dublin. Mr. Apptson—Theatre Royal, Drury lane. Mr, Royal, York. Mr. Powr Theatre Royal, Norwich. Mr. Royal, York. Mr. Faeven ...