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... DRAMATIC MONITOR. DRURY LANE Severe indisposition prevented our visitiag the Theatre on the first night this season, on which Mr. Kean appeared as Sir Giles Overreach. We think it a duty incumbent on us towards the public, to give some slight account ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE, —.op— • Mr. made his first appearance last night since the unfortunate affair of Thc Italians., in the' character • o'• Richard, and from his deep implication, in that busine s, was apprehended that a renewal of the angry feelings ...
... MEETING OF DRURY LANE PROPRIETORS. Saturday a General Meeting o f the Proprietors and others interested in this Theatre, took place in the Saloon, pursuant to the adjournment of the Saturday preceding. Mr. CALcaArr having been called to the Chair s begged ...
... _ MEETING AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. Yesterday a numerous Ifeetimr, of the Proprietors :10 01 ‘ place in the for the purpose of Cr! to satisractory arringement ahout Inf. , very low of tt'' concern.—Mr. CALcrtAy-r in the Chair. - - The Repnrt of the Committee ...
... DRAMATIC MONITOR. DRURY LANE. On Tuesday, a Mr. Benson, from the Theatre Royal Edinburgh, made his debut here in the Opera of The Castle of Andalusia. He has a very excellent tenor voice, and we have no doubt will prove a considerable aci.lit;on to the ...
... DRAMATIC MONITOR. DRURY LANE. IVlACnrese :—The history of the literature of this country presents to our view no period so proud ass that in which our Shakespeare lived. Scarcely had the nation recovered front the civil contests between the Houses of ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE AFFAIRS. Saturday a Meeting of the Pr9prietors took place in the Saloon, J. CALCRAVi i Esq. M. in the Chair. The CHAIRMAN stated to the Meeting, that if the new renters had mit acquiesced in a proposal made to them by the Select Committee ...
... DRAMATIC MONITOR. DRURY LANE. Severe indisposition prevented our visiting the Theatre on the first night this season, on which Mr. Keats appeared as Sir Giles Overreach. We think it a duty incumbent on us towards the public, to givm Some slight account ...
... AFFAIRS OF DRURY LANE THEATRE Saturday a General Meeting of the Proprietoi-i took place in the Saloon of this Theatre, to receive the Report of the St-'lect Committee. Mr. Calcrait (as the Chairman) observed, that the sub- scriptions at .he present moment ...
... THEITRF, RoN'AL DRURY LA.NE. THIS EVENING,. Friday, - his Majesty's Servants will perrorin a 'new Tragedy, calkd • THE CARIB CHIEF. To conclude with the Musical Farce of THE REVIEW ; the Wags Windsor. • To morrow, a - Grand Selection oF Sacred, Ancient ...
... NO 12,079 THE DRuRY LANE COMPANY AT THE HAYNIA KET. _KNIGHT, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury- Lane, begs leave most respectfully to inform the Nobility and the Public, that in compliance with the wishes of his Friends, his BENEFIT. will take place at the ...
... , PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. . ' • • 7-016[0--- • . . . . , ' • DRURY LANE. . To-Morrow, Brutus; with High Notions,. ' 011 Tuesday, The Prisoner at Large.- . On Wednesday, A Selection from Zaulierflote; First Part of the Creation, and , a Mi4cellancoits Act, ...