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... according t►► theatrical ride, Performers do not receive ►heir salariys when they a►'e unable to act, yet the - Sob-Committee of Drury lane Theatre have liberally signified that be small receive his usual pay, as a proper coalilinient to his zeal, assiduity, add ...
... said, be in two places at once, like a bird, we shall content ourselves ar present with noticing the performance at Drury. Lane Theatre, as that was chiefly distinguished for novelty, the only original Actor in the piece being MUNDEN, who displayed ...
... application of all.Parties,principally interested. . THEIR Majesties' Servants, forming . the q COM- A, PAN or the late DRURY -LANE 'THEATRE, Will, THIS PRESENT EVENING, Febtbary '6, Olio,' a neiv Play, in Five Aas, founded on Massinger' s vortledy of ...
... Mrs. Woulas and Miss toolie, from Bath; Miss Cooper, Miss Healey, Miss Hague, &c. The Gentle men, include Mr. Powell, of Drury-lane; Mr. Hatuerton anti fro:.► Gwent-garden; Mr. Cunninzham, Mr. Bedford, Mr 11.1i:6011e; Mr and - Mr Lt),4ire, from Bath ; ...
... Drury I -lane Paris I 11th - September. Observations.—Wishes himself at home again. Mr. KEAN arrived on Saturday night at Drury- Lane Theatre. He drove up to the stage door in a post-chaise and four, and was welcomed by many of his brother actors. When Mr ...
... DRURY-LANE MEETING, Yesterday a Meeting of New Renters took place in the Saloon, to receive the Report the Committee appointed by a General Meeting of their Body, on the 14Ji June, 1816, to inquire into the reasons that had prevented the completion of ...
... iutended cxeri lions ; otherwise her outline of the character was n exceptionable. MISS KELLY 4 DRURY-LANE 1 HEATRE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Dee. 1 I,1t;18. 'StR,—As you have given publicity to Miss IteLLY's Letter in your widel ...
... found him ti aailty. Robert Kitchen, aged 40, vt as indicted stealing a valuable picture troni a public-house in Long Act e, Drury lane. The evidence was con , elusive, and the prisoner, in extenuation, declared he haul done so through want, having been lately ...
... Lord Charles Bentinck, Alter dinner, their . ?Majesties, in ?confornwy with the notice they had previously iyen, uoured Drury Lane Theatre - with their preseik:7, The house Was crowded to excess. The box' was !fitted up in a. style suited to . the cu ...
... and S. H itching's, New Bon&strert; milliners— J. Hutchinson, W. Gashed, and .J. Martin--41. Reeve, sen. and J. .Reeve, Drury-lane, looking- glass-inanufacrurers--: J. Brier!). and J. Mitchell, Halifax, cotton-spinners--E. Maxand W. tea-dealers—E. and ...
... the joint application of all Parties principally interested. THEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COMPANY of the late DRURY LANE THEATRE. rill, THIS PRESENT EV ENING,. March perafortri new Serio-Cornic Opera. called . THE MANIAC ! Or, THE SWISS BANDITTI ...
... the eastern regions have set the example. THE THEATRE.—Mr: T. COokE performed part of 'Captain 31aclthath, lost night, at Drury-, lane Theatre. 'There is - a-urixture of. gaiety, ease„ .. humour, and spirit, in this part, which has never been adequately ...