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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. i« the New Theatre : EranA entrance the will in Bridges 'street, and surmounted* a fine colonnade, aopparted eight The entrance leads to capacious hail ; one side of which, and fronting the durant c, JaVge door leading rotunda, which ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A new comedy, called Fifst Impressions, or Trade in the West, was performed at tins Theatre on Saturday night. The plot of the comedy is sometimes too obvious, and at other times involved and tedious.— Sir Thomas (Muudeo) is the old ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The fixed determination the public to preserve the beautiful uniformity of this Theatre, preventing ladies hanging their and cloaks over the trout or the boxes, was Friday most unequivocally evinced. Al) the females assembled were ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A aew Tragedy, entitled Remertef professedly from W»e pen Mir. Coleridge, w»s produced on Saturday evening this theatre. The following is sketch the plot:—The two sons of Count VaUti are diametrically opposite in disposition ; Alra ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. This Theatre- opened Saturday;, with Hnmlet, an immense audience. The public expectation had been so much excited, that the doois were crowded at an early boor, and the whole neighbourhood kept in state of tumult until the time of ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Saturday evening, a new Tragedy entitled Remorse, was presented at this Theatre, for the first time, from the pen of Mr. Coleridge. The scene is laid in Spain, and the events of the play are supposed to have taken place in the ...
... THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE. • Sntnnhy‘night this Theatre .opened for the season. Previous Ilia pisrformanccia God the King sung by the vocal part of the company. Before llie curtain drew Mr. Rae, Um Manager, came on the stage, and, after adverting to the ...
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... Mr. Whitbread, at the recent mecting of the proprietors of Drury -lane Theatre, stated, that there was bo want of Diamatic Authors in the ‘present age he said, that no fewer than 276 tra- gedies, co medies, operas, and. farces, bad. been submitted to ...
... 1? Tuesda, Evening, July sff^.; ound,in .the Forest. Ttie» ambi,n -—Unknown Female, Mrs. ♦ill Drury Lane, their first appearance. .. J ,fier Khic^ the Theaire Royal, Covent Garden, will nj the STRESS OF ALL WORK. en »«,of theTheatrc Royal, Covent Garden ...
... Drury lane, coffee-house-keeper-30, N. C. Morrison, Tot_ tenham-court-road, oilman-30, II Sicklen, Godalming, Surrey, butcher-30, VV. Carter, Sulgrave, Northamptonshire baker-23, E. and .1. Howell, Chair e-alley, fruiterers—fDec. 2, J, Few, Downham, Isle ...
... VOCAL PERFORMERS. KST, Mr TURNEY, from The Theatre Oval, Covent Garden. (for that night only.) PYNE, of The. Theatre Royal, Drury - Lane, @ number of Vecal end Instromental Pertormers — of celebrity. ...