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... DRURY LANE. On Tuesday last a . fashionable play, entitled The Mosteriou.: Bride, exactly suited to the present taste, and supported by the kindness of the Nlanagers, anti a judicious audience, dittoing three representations last season, was acted before ...
... DRURY LANE. I_ Ii ~' 4' Mr. Russell hag-, on Monday night, the pleasure of displaying a most ridiculous picture of co semnbical vanity, in the part of Tom Shufflelon. in the Comedy of John Hull, before the most overflowing Audience which this Theatre ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A NEW PLAY last night honotned ELL ' S Br.N . EFIT. It was the Coinposition of Mr. SIiEFF:INGION, a Gentleman well known in the Fashionable and Liter ay World. The Town is a!ready indebted to Mr: SK EFF IN GTON. for snme Pieces of ...
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... . _ ________ 1 r t , ROYAL. DRURY LANE. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Their - :%lajesties , Se.r.i,ant, win perform a New Comedy, Called ' TILE WORLD ! The Characters by %ler, &'oke. . 'r°ni llr. Bannister 1V rutightnn, Arr. Mathews, , Mr r. rtir,.,. - , :qr. ...
... Mls-= . ■ C&CfJtris., DRURY- LANE. Tins PRESENT EVENING will be presented THE CABINET. In the rorsue the Opera will introduced the following favourite Air—“ Sad, Sad is my breast,” (from the Opera Kais) by Miss Lyon. which will be added, THE THREE AND ...
... v V. gp’syg’grS'^' DRURY- LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING will pres, etui THE HONEY MOON. whirh W'li au*!t d. TURfcE AND THE DEUCE. P«re?nne Single Mr. Kilisfori Pe tioau Mr. E listen !! Single Mr. Elii-tool!! Humpiircy Urizz'e Mr. Mathews, Mac Mr. Scriven ...
... 1 beutre-Royal, IVor>. ester. MISS DUNCAN, the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, This present TauasDAY, August 4, wili bonrcseDted Shakespeare’s celebrated Play of As You Like It. Rosalind, with the Cuckoo Song, Miss Dcncam. End the Play Song, by Mr. Andrews ...
... T.4744.Ti1E0. • Drury Lane. A new Connolly eras • night brought forward sat thi; Theatre, under the tide of Tito World. - THE CHARACTERS, Mr. , ELLISTON. BANNIsTaa. W ItouOH TON. IraaWd. DE CAbtr. M#DDOCKS. Cheviot - - Echo - - - Withers - - I - - ' - ...
... T•IE OPERA of . KAIS; or, LOVE IN THE DES 01:1'S; now: performing viith unbounded applaimi at the Theatre R.03 - al, .Drury. Lane. 'Composed by Mr. Reeve ..and .111r._13rahatu. Urels_ As above inay he had, lIIr. BrAliam's ~celehrated Piano-forie Song ...
... in Bvo, price 2s. 6d. . 1. AIS s or, LOVE IN THE DESERTS. An X. Opera in Four Acts. now 'performing it the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. With a few ‘Vords by Way of Preface. . By J. BRANDON, Esq. Author 'of Fragments after Sterne, &e. • Sold by J. Murray, ...
... if Noblemen and Ladies of ditlinttiOn, and in the ,afternoon were highly by an entertainment prepart:d by • MY. Huila, of Drury Lane, who recited feveral !ling anecdotes from his popular Evening Lounge, and Lung fevetal siornic kings ; Mr. Lund, of the ...