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... BENEFIT OF 2»SU DVOTT, Ami First Appearance the Celebrated mas. WA.VZ.ETT, THE QUEEN OF ENGLISH BALLAD. Of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Covenl Garden* Ilaymarket, and English Opera House, who it Engaged for TWO NIGHTS ONjLV, Previous to her return to the ...
... STT, «THE QUEEN OF ENGLISH BALLAD. Of the Theatre* Royal, Drury Lane. Covenl Garden* and English Opera House. BX3*. US, The celebrated Composer and Musical Director oftbe Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and Coveot Garden, will preside the Piano Forte, having ...
... boards. the performers, amounted to £450. in aid the testimonial for the late Mrs Siddont. Mr Matthews and Mr Howell, of Drury-lane, with Miss Wright and Mr Blamire, quitted London for Palis, on Friday night, where they are engaged, for tern, to produce ...
... t his provincial engagements, the loss can be estimated at little less than £20,000 since his managerial connexion with Drury Lane. On the other hand the proprietors have suffered also, as so small a rent was never paid by any former lessee. Mr Macready ...
... receipts, sre causes my resiinatiuuTl beg to contradict the assertion. (Apphuse ) By reference to accounts of garden and Drury-lane Theatres, I find that the nightly ••craseof last season's receipts was greater than of both Covent garden aeawma; «“ ‘hat ...
... and with the experience of three years' previous occupancy be able to make many profitable alterations. The proprietor, of Drury-lane Theatre and the late lessee, Mr Macready. are yet likely to make up their differences. The latter is willing to resume the ...
... Islands, the particulars of which will be found in another column, was Mr Elton, the well-known actor the Theatres Royal Drury-lane and Covent-garden, who was returning his family after having fulfilled a short engagement at the Edinburgh Theatre. We lament ...
... Times, Mr Macready takes his departure for Aiwr'i'-i > the 4th September, in the Caledonia steamer, has engaged Mr Ryder, of Drury-lane accompany him, for the purpose playing 'be ilary characters with him. Mr Ryder's engtig‘ ,|U *''' for one year.— Britannia ...
... clriotta Grisi and M. Petipas were to leave Paris on Thursday, and are expected in town to-day pieparatory to the opening of Drury Lane on Saturday next. We are glad to hear that the Postmaster-General has sanctioned the establishment of official posts at ...
... Lady Douglas, in the ease of the Princes-, when led the conversation, not mmatarilly, to the subject of the new actor at Drury Lane. ** It true enough,” said be, stirring the flaming forest which grew upon his pole. Dr. Drury brought him to town. talked ...
... who waa expected to perform at St Jamea'a Theatre, London, on Monday night, waa nddcnly taken ill at Lille. The closing of Drury Lane hu afforded the wtona produced at the Theatre Royal, Manchester, for the Irat time, Allen, Stretton, and Miss Raurfbrth ...
... peasants tod kndt before Ae statue an andadored it saint, Mr. Vincent Wallace employed the compel itwo of another opera for Drury-lane. The libretto Mr. Bunn and bis former coOabonlatr, M. George’s; and Ae piece, it is stated, will be produced earlv m die ...