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... _1834 _arfJffltrc _^ _oyaL T HE Public is respectfull y _informed . that _Bliss CLARA ' _FISHER , from the _Theatre-Royal , Drury-Lane , will niuke lier _hat appearance here but one this season , thia present _Evening , WEDNESDAY , December 22 , 11 ) 24 ...
... LONDON , SATURDAY , _Jan . 22 It _was advcrtiicd that Kean was to act _at _Drury-Lane on _llonday . - 'Bir _l- ' rancia llurdett has _sent llie _inunincent _donation of One T / iouiami I ' ditndi to the London _Nechiiiiict' _Iniiilulion , accoin . patilcd ...
... may not be universally _known , ihilt a Corp _. _; was _org-inisedal thbcomnicnCL'mcnt of Mr Kean ' s _engagement _lit _Drury-lane _Theatre , _consisting of nifen with _Stentorian _lungs , _whose duty it was to laud him to tlie skies , and , 'by bhouting ...
... that this street is allowed to _remain _as if i _ Its _condition _is _most _iniiicrnblc . * . The _mobbing _contests at Drury-Lane Theatre pay _so well , th * t the _manager can have no great _wish to _discourage _them . _The nceipts on _Monday when Koan ...
... MR _BEAN'S SECOND _APPEARANCE AT DRURY LANE _THEATRE . O . n Friday night , being _the second of Mr Kean's engagement , . the houite _was _ngain resorted to by _the partizans on each side . ' _The pit _-and' _galleries • lillcd at flncc , but _the boxes ...
... _New _Tragedy—• _Mr _Knowlea ' s hew _' tragedy , called _William Tell , _was produced _, _on'Wednesday _: night ot . 'Drury . Lane , _and _attended _Wfth complete _, _success . The _greatest . _fault of thi » _playis ita _liihgth / It ia _. too much ...
... ufauturcr . Thomas Lawton , of _Greciiacres Moor , _Lancashire , publican and _shopkeeper . (; _iiarieA _Lawrence , of _Drury-lane , tallow-chandler . Tliomaa _Craven and Joshua _, Parker , now or late of _. Heckmondwike _, _Yorkshire , . _icribblinit-millera ...
... _Ministers will lend a favourable ear to the proposition . _Preparations , upon the most' extensive _scale , are malting at Drury Lane Theatre , to represent the _• S _' ufrc or Coronation of the King of France . Materials of _every kind have been collected ...
... of virwng a ruprescntaloiii of the _Sucre , without tlie trouble >( _ a voyage beyond _seas . At both Covent-garden and _Drury-lane _Theatres tliere _in the _greatest _bustle in gct-. ing it up . It _in said tile _spectacle will be most _iinlosing . ...
... of Charles Kemble , up to _Cliriatmasi last , played to an average receipt of nearly four hundred pounds per night ; _and Drury-Lane Theatre , though not quite fo successful at the beginning of the season as its rival , is : now reaping an abundant harvest ...
... _ n clercr French work published in London , _states tliat Mazurier , tlic _celebrated _French dancer , is engaged at Drury . lane , nt L 40 _per night . He now receives COO francs per night at the Porte St . Martin _Theatre-in Paris , and it _Is _Said ...
... _tlit tlieatres as to the _profession itself . Mr Macrcad y ha « in _consequence , it is said , _accepted an _engagement it Drury-lane , on a _weekly _iialary ; _and Mr Ward _in to _talie _( be _first line in tragedy at Covent-garden , on _the _came plan ...