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... in White Hart yard, Drury lane. At the hour above stated, Blewiu «u proceeding home* wards down Drury lane. his arriving within a tew paces of Prince's street (which, it will be recollected, immediately abuts on the back of Drury lane Theatre), the report ...
... Theatre Itoyal, Drury Lane. .J ULLI EN'S GRAND ANNUAL I.v• • BA LL M ASQUE, on alma!' of unequalled grandeur, will take place on FRIDAY, 14th, 1849. Tickets for the Ball, 10s. 6d. Pries of Admission for Spectators—Drees Circle. Ls. • Roses, Ss.; Lower ...
... RIOT AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. An extraordinuy Dune of riot occurred on Wednesday night at this house, during the performance of the Concert d'Ete, which benght the entailment to an abrupt and most disagreeable eseslosion. At the commencement of the second ...
... DRURY LANE arid COVENT GARDEN TREAT7tEL As soon as the proposed arrangement butweem t h e two winter Theatres, to perform only three time's week. got rind, a gen et ,' constersatios and dismay spread amongst the whoile corps drama:iglu, and it was denounced ...
... AD VERTISER. oss THEATRE ROYAL, CHELTFENHAS Ta hae MR. RUSSELL, atio From the Theatre Royal Drury Lane > Saturday April 25th will be Pres the Comesty of the POOR GENTLEMAN. ct} DR. OLLAPOD, BY MR. RUSSEL To which wi'l be added, the favorite Farce of tl ...
... Theatre 'Loyal, Drury Lane. 3I JCrLL I EN'S GRAND ANNUAL . • HA LL YAllQUK,opascaleof woequalleal grudger, will take place on FRIDAY. Die iii 14th, 1819. Tickets for the Ball, Ws. 6.1. Price a Admission for Spectators Wes* Circle. tis.; Boxes at.; Lower ...
... another opera for Drury Lane. The Libivltn i- Mr. Bunn and hit former Collaboralner, M. St. George’s: and the piece, is stated, will produced early in the next session. Mrs. Bishop, the vocalist, positively engaged Mr. Bunn, lessee Drury Lane Theatre, and ...
... in Public these three years. THE MISSES SMITH, From the Theatres Royal Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and the Nobilities Concerts. MR. BARKER, Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden. MR. RUSSELL, the American Vocalist. MISS CARR, from the Theatre Royal ...
... Adel Pi hi; and MISSJ£, LEE, of the Tre Roya', Drury Lane. To which will be of Fun, by R. B. Peake, Esq., entitied, Tae FLIP-FLAP PFOOTMAN. *® (the Foorman), MR. WIELAND, of the Theatres ‘Royal Drury Lane and Adelphi. of th, t of “ © Evening MR. PAUL BEDFORD ...
... combined, as in his case you can, A matchless cloun and ions man. Bci scvan. Grimaldi, lato*c!own to Drury Lane, was son to Grimaldi, balletmaster to Drury Lane Theatre, under Garrick. Ills mother was Miss Hrooker, also dancer under Garrick. At five years old ...
... Establishment, n THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3rd, 1842, ON WHICH OCCASION THE CELEBRATED Qf MRS. WAYLETT, the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden, (the Queen of English Ballad) will appear, and sing her much admired English, irish, and scotch songs ...
... Dublin, whcre he joined a theatrical company. In 1701 Booth returned to London with much provincial fame, and was engaged at Drury Lane, where he performed Cato so well that Lord Bolingbroke procured a licence from Queen Anne to add him to the number of the ...