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... DRURY LANE NEW THEATRE. As we hid not an opportunity of entering into a particular dueription of tliia magnifieevt strucnue yesterday, we this-- day resume the, sub- jeer : The grand entrance is at lirydges-street,through a : spacious hail, leading to ...
... decision : but, as it is, be Must owe that success to a turn of sentiment coincident with the feelings and future views of the. Drury Lane Man:agers, which he would otherwise owe perhaps to a pre-eminence in real talent. Even if the selection of his production ...
... oil towards the iSt r d an To, tiie Pit, to set down from Great RusSell=stteet,,dnd draW f down. Little Russell-street and Drury lane. 'tage Manager ? Mr. RAYMOND.—No Money tribe Returned. Vivant Rex et Re-Pina. On Monday, the Comedy of The Jealous Wife ...
... suddenly, M r . Prompter of the Lyceuni Theatre, and woo lod ittt upwlrds of twenty-five years In that capacitY, o f Ore Drury Lane Company. H e was t he Mrs. Po WELL the Actress. He' was a in private iife, and - iossessed extraordinary ro e ': tie his ...
... 41Targa,rett4 much more important than §he - generally appOrs. _ Mr. T. we understand, is appointed Prompter of the new Drury Lane Theatre, ,in.the. rw)ill of the late Air.,PO.WELL. it is COnthientlV '•;lsserted, that Mr: KEnßLE . will resume his post ...
... and -ingenious • apology for complying with' the taste of an audience. Unless the opinions of the several members of the Drury-lane Committee, in regard to dramatic, entertainments as at present conducted, and as they ought to be. conducted, had been publicly ...
... Mirror ; in two volumes, lam°. *ith seventeen plates, among which ate coned internal views of. the late TheatreS Royal, Drury : -lane atuL Covent-garden, by Gilliland, price il. is. in extra boards. Printed C. Citapple, ear m 4.1. „ - PRICE 'SIXPENCE=FIALFPP ...
... stanga6a.z'tt sue o.tervaity in-Drury • A building as thy beow'ry, A pile, winch seems (so a:10 plain) Th irothhouse of great Drury Lane; Thoiukh colts no Mau ever your house . . Would hint .most.distahtly's a poor-house, • To see this sight fills wiitl st ...
... moments receive intelligence of his orders having been carried' into execution. DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Slturday'a meeting of the Subscribers to the re•building of Drury-lane Ventre was held at' the Crown and Anchor Tavern, _Lord HOLLAND iothe Chair. Mr ...
... will do ,duty at the llorse-Gnards. THE THEATRE.--,The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet was represented on,Saturday last at Drury- Lane Theatre,. with a general magnificence in scenery, costume, &c. worthy of the English Stage. Mr. RAE, who has acquitted himself ...
... the South of Spain. There is no truth, it seems, in - the report that Mrs. SIDDONS is to assist in the opening Of tie new Drury Lane Tneatre ; she absolutely bids a final adieu to public hie in the course of the present boson at Covent Gardi:u. PoEmir: ...
... COvent-Ga, den Theatre at the close of the present season, and, with Mt. and .Mrs. C. KEMBLE, ate to join the company at Drury- Lane, when the new edifice is completed. PLYMOUTH, FEB. 7.—The. sloop Eliza, belong- ing to this port, of about 35 - tons burthen ...