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... THE BRIGAND. Alles?andro Massaroni. (the Brigand.) Mr. James Wallack, (as originally acted by him at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and now continuing to draw crow ded houses to the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, London. After which the Comedy of THE WONDER ...
... of Figaro, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London; and MISS MIRAN, the admired Contralto, who has created a great sensation in the part Orpheus, Balfe's Opera, The Maid of Honour, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London. Principal Cornct-a-piston ...
... Elizabeth Gibson, of Manchester. few days ago at Edinburgh, Mr Vining comedian Miss Benson, daughter of the late Mr. Benson, of Drury Lane Theatre. The parties were performing at Edinburgh the farce of We fly by Night, ar.d took a fancy to carry into reality ...
... from the Arabian Nights' Entertainment, interspersed with Songs, performed with distinguished success at the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, called A BON HASSAN; or, the Dead Alive. (A! on Hassan's Wife) by Miss RADCLIFFE. In Act Ist, a Splendid Space in the Vicinity ...
... called THE TOUCHSTONE, or The World as it Goes as performing with universal approbation and applause at the Theatre-Royal, Drury lane; with other Entertainments. ...
... certain clique of British native dramatists are making to put down the company of French actors who have recently taken Drury Lane theatre. Having failed alike in their petition to Parliament and in their memorial to the Lord Chamberlain-on whose pro ...
... pearanos here since his return from America, and wil per- , . form the character of HAMLET. s Mr. DOWTON, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, who is also engaed for the same nightA wi WIsear in theh I raiiter of lOLoseIUS; and Miss VAINDB HOFF, of the l Theatre ...
... Th/iomson, D.D., oidstream Scotland. ( UEEN'S HE ATRE, SPRING GARDENS. Q RE EN GS of M1r. W. J. HAMMOND. Hiss DALY e reRoyal, Drury Lane and Hlaymarket NIGHTS ONLY.-LAST pG T o A DOF THE 'WAVE.-THIIS EVENIN atoray) October 31, 1840, to commoence with THE WiZARD ...
... TAKE IT, From the text Shakspeai c, as now performing the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane; with new scenery, dresses, and properties. Jaques -Mr. Rutler (from the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane), Orlando -•: Mr. R. Roxby. Rosalind Miss Walcott (her first appearance) ...
... patronage of .;. ~ the MAYOR ANCHESTER, and . F.R.S. Ms: D ,-. DOLROYD, from the 'Royal t y of Loudon. se, .)1 the opal. Drury Lane. , sb.. . Of London Conoerlit. Mr. WILKINSON, of London. .. s r. _, ~,..,. ,m e , le.; back seats, ; members of th e ta ...
... the metropolis, lias Sliakspere been performed (with the exception of Sadler's Wells) since Macready's retirement from Drury Lane? The results are quite sufficient to prove that Macready had faith in his art, and dared to believe in Sliakspere with ...
... made with the celebrated Artistes Mr. GIUBIELLI, of her Majesty's Theatre, and of the Theatres-.Royal, Covent Garden and Drury Lane, and Aliss POOLE, of thu Theatres-Royal, Covent Garden and Drury Laneawho* ll , on their return from the United States, ...