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... DRURY LANE. • . 4 fter the Play of As l'ov IT, in which Mi DUNCANN Rosalind received many flattering stirnonies o f appnbation, THE NEw rAttcg OF MATRIMONY; literally is a very old one, although in its t rrt ‘ent it is a new one, Presented ter a sc ...
... DRURY LANE .THEATRE: The Tragedy of Pizarro, which was perforned last night for the second. this seasrn, gave the Public an opportunity of again i ob s erving the powers of Mr: ELLISTON in the Character . of-Rolla'. Hji voice is loud, sonorouq, and ...
... DRURY LANE T TIATRE• Itm - ' .._.• . [ ..iinawn in the Provincial Theatres, made her . 4Pearanee last night before a London ' ' r• - c i e. The character which either she or her .. Priend`._had selected for her introduction was that of ' i n .4 ...
... DRURY. LANE E. 'The arduous charaaer of Hamlet was performed ‘t this Theatre onlSaturd4y• Kr. t N. It was announced as.heing his firft appearance in the part, and were that the last. we ntould not have been difpofed to condemn the performince ; but Mr ...
... THEATRICALS. ' DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Tuefday night the reprefentation of Deaf and Damb was attended at this Theatre by, a very numerous and genteel audience. The performance was excelent, there not being any change in the call of the charaaers. Pope ...
... THEATRICALS. DRURY LANE TUE ATRS. A new Pantomimic Ball& was b; . ought out at this Theatre night. This holithy,entertainment forms a thort but pleating fpeetacles entitled Harlequin': Fir.Vide, and lerved, this firit reprefentation, as an interlude, ...
... No, • .. - _ - -_l . ----:._____ _ __ . ROYAL, DRURY LANE. • Tt M ieir ajesties •Servants will l' p.p ,..lVf urn , a Tragedy, in • Fire Acts, called PIZARRO. ;6mviani•-•Atlaliba, 'Mr. Po we ll ; Rolla, Mr. Ellisturs ; Oro- . 0 , Mr. Dustin 's ; ('Ora ...
... ' THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. • T IRESENT EVENING, Their Majesties' ' ) • - ,Servants it ill act the Comedy nf . , RULE A WIFE AND HAVE A Don Juan,, Mr. Packer ; Mieliael Perrz, Mr. Bannister ; Leon, Tope; eacafogo, Mr. Dowtoli ; I Marnriqa, Mrs. Powell ...
... AA T a . Numerous MEETING of the DEBENTURE HOLDERS of DRURY LANE THEATRE, held at the C ROWS' and ANCHOR - TAVERN, THU RSDAY the day of january 5804, pursuant to Adjournment from th,. :lay . of Dec. 5803. JOHN HOSI Lit,. Esq. in the Chair. • vrees-Av ...
... No. 22,779. _ - -- - SIXTEENTH TIME. IV THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY- LANE. -MORROW, Their M ajesties ' Servants will Ferlblin a New ri`otnedv, in Me Ac, called 7. 4 - THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER. The. Character s by Mr. Dowton, Mr. Bannister, .fna• M r . Fosre'l ...
... • • THEN4E ROYAL, DRURY LANE. HIS PRk.SENT EVENING, Their Majesties' Servants Will perforin.a Play called • • • ' DEAF ANLI DUNI R. . Miss De Camp; St. !lime, Mr. H. Johnstone; Franval; De L'Epee, Mr. 'Pops.; Dominigne, 'Mr. Sucit ; madame Franval, Miss ...
... • . This Pay publi,hed; pike' l. MATRIMONY a Petit Ope..ra, as now performing at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with unisersal Applause. Written by JAMES KENNY, • • Author of Raising the Wind, Printed for . Lutig.nan, Elui•st, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row ...