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... THEATRE ROYAL, DERBY. The bespeak of the Tyrian Lodge of Freemasons on Wed- nesday evening last, caused the boxes to be pretty well filled, but the pit and gallery were scanty. The first piece was the comedy of Sweethearts and Wives. Each actor had duly ...
... following, we are informed, is an err. act I—le- nient of what the eight complaining performers of Co- vent Garden Theatre derived from that theatre in the courfe of la— feafc in, incuding benefits and falaries, clear of all expeoces ; — Incleclon, ?? L.937 ...
... Ce., Fleet-streetnnd soonaftler played ata small theatre in Wilson- street, Gray's-lInn-lane, but produced little impression in the inferior characters which were assigned to him. fie hired the theatre for one night, and performed Othello and Syl- vester ...
... boards of the patent theatre, ip the double capacity of vocalist and musical director Oa Braham's openirtag te S. Jamess Th atre. in 1835, Stansbury was engaged by that Nestor of song, to conduct the musical arrangements of his theatre. With Braham he continued ...
... Weathercocit, at the Ly- ceum Theatre, as a membsr of tite Drury-lane company, the Theatre Royal having been previously destroyed by fire. From that period till his decease he continued to belong to the Theatres Royal and minor theatres in London, and one of ...
... Farmer's Knife-Miss Graddan,9 of the Theatre Royal, Llrury aie, ii engaged at this Theatre, and will saake .her. first appearance ,on Thursday nex't, iu the chaeacter of Polly, ?? Beggars' Opera. A DELPHI3E TH:EATRE, STR'AND.-Messrs TnERRY and 'YATES' ...
... London boards, he re-appeared for a month, during the last season at the New Strand Theatre, with Mr. Maywood, and a few weeks after accepted an offer from the minor theatre in Abbey-street, Dublin, from whence he visited Cork, by the request of the manager ...
... formerly manager of Covent Garden Theatre, and one of the oldest members of the by gone school of Entglish comedy. His first appearance in London took place about 40 years ago. He shortly afterwards became lessee of several theatres. On part of the lands of Clogber ...
... as every body knows, was George Colman th the elder, as he used to be called, at one time the manager of Covent Garden Theatre, and, among u1 other pieces, joint author, with Garrick, of The m Clandestine Marriage.,, The wvorks of George m Colman ...
... Grenfell kiew the totterilg~state of Drury-lane theatre, and that if chance did not worki a very material change in the business of it, the liberal spirit and the equaJ force of talent at the sister theatre would be the means of rendering even the wisdom ...
... arinniounce that tire MIASQUERItAIJE whichi he intended to give at if the King's Theatre, ?? take place on 'tiriclay, Jlaniuary 28, at the ENGLISH OPERA-1OU10SE. Ihe Theatre will be brillinintly illnrmisited; the Pit nil Stige,n made level, vii lfornc uutavd ...
... knew the deceased, and others connected with the Theatre, were present; and the following is an abstract of their evidence taken on the occasion:- John Holmes, of North-street, gas-lighlter to the Theatre, went to the New Walk about two o'clock this afternoon ...