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... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. 1 o- morrow £ venmg, THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Charles Surla.-e, Mr. Elliston ; La !>■ T -zle, Mrs. Jordan. In Ad 111. a Son,- by Mr. Dicnum. With THE ANATOMIST. On Tuesday, The Merry Wives of Windsor ; Sir John Fal- ?? Mr. Stephen ...
... -HEATK* ROYAL, DRURY LANE. 1 ins T.venmg, KING HENRY IV. Sir John 1-aistalf Mt. Stephen Kembk ; Priwie of Wales. Mr. B Siddons 5 Hotspur, Mr. EHi-t_n S L__4y Percy, Mrs. rowel 1. With THE CITIZEN. On Saturday, The School tor Scandal ; Lady Teazle, Mrs ...
... DRURY lane the a IRE. The Commi tee appointed lo decide on fhe several j plans an ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE THIS EVENING will bo performed, the Ouera ..r 1 ROB BOY MACGREGOR. P^ r * of ?? Osbaldhrtone, Mr. Archer; Francis Ox-uin ?? __• RaA, Hf*r«; ?? R«y Macgre^or Campbell, M £ Weltart- ' ?? Baillie Nicol Jarvie, Mr. Liston. * ...
... I DRURY LANE THEATRE. ♦ HECTOR BERLIOZ. The first grand concert of this distinguished writer and celebrated composer took place last night. The orchestra was arranged in a semi- circle upon the stage, and the choristers ranged in front. The band and choir ...
... DRURY LANE TIIE ATR E MEETING OF TIIE PERFORMERS. ?? consequence ofa notice received by the Performers from I4r. _£-___xov*i t ae ?? all assembled iv the Green-room oa Tuesday. ittr. Elustok said, he had called them together for tlie pur- pose of informing ...
... THE FORTHCOMING NEW PIECE AT DRURY LANE The origin of this Piece, we understand, was the desire of introducing all those very popular Irish Melodies which have so long been the delight of this nation, affording an opportunity of encreasing the ad- ventures ...
... connected with Drury-lane Theatre was present during the inquiry. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir— When the lamentable accident occurred to Miss Clara Webster during the representation of The Revolt of the Harem, on Saturday last, at Drury-lane Theatre ...
... ■• il VTRK ROYAL; DRURY LANE. \». ?? ?? of appearing at this Theatre. ?? \; | ii Cf Mr. ?? Mr-. 11. SIDDONS. - v ?? when will he pr^eiit«*d the Tragedy of • ?? i.i). in whirh Mrs. SIDDONS. wiII, by de-ire, prtfcinn the rharacter-of Belvidera. After i ...
... — — THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING will be performed, the Opera of THE LORD OF THE MANOR. Trumore, Mr. Braham ; Young Contrast, Mr. Jones; Rashley, Mr. Bedford; La N'.ppe, Mr. Hooper. Annette (first time). Miss Love ; Sophia, Mrs. Geesia. Moll ...
... •pur -TRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. T_i S ß__S ORANT.E BOVEN. ?? THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD. ?? ?? ?? ?? Miss ■**«■• ?? H E--W HARLEQUIN HARPER. . T ?? Venice Preserved, with Harlequin Harper; ?? rS Bridge, with Harlequin __ar p*r ; Fh- ?? St* Harlequin Harper ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir—The Committee of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane ; ' had done me the honour of accepting me as their tenant on ! j a renewed lease ; but, having been subsequently apprised I ! that I stood in the way of overtures from ...