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... DRURY LANE After the Tragedy of Richard 111., in which we never saw Mr. Kean to greater advantage, in the whole of the fourth act and the Tent Scene, a new pastoral Ballet was produced at this Theatre, called, The Swiss Villagers. The scenery was beautiful ...
... DRURY LANE After the Opera of Aladdin, the Farce of Thr Liar was performed last night, and Elliston appeared in his favourite part of Young Wilding. To those who arc ac- quainted with the genuine tone of his comic efforts (for they are far above farce) ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE A most crowded audience assembled last night to witness K ban's representation of Brutus, for tbe first time this season, and tbe first appearance of Wallace in the character of the Patriot's son, and Mrs. Bonn in Tullia. The expectations ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Miss Kelly's benefit was Ust night honoured by a most elegant and crowded andience, who afforded a just tribute lothe merifsof ibis amiable aad accompUshedActrasa. The Qce Kl c, qu„e unexpectedly, entered the hoase beforo the curtain ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE That great master of the mimic art, Munden, had a bumper for his benefit last night. The whole of the performance went off with the greatest eclat. Master Smith sung the Cambrian Minstrel Boy, in a manner that quite enchanted the audience ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE The new Operatic Drama of Leocadea was re- peated last night with increased success to a well attended House. The performers were generally more perfect in their parts, and displayed greater correctness and energy, in consequence of ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A Meeting of the Renters was heldon Wednesday in the Saloon ofthe Theatre, for the purpose of transacting business relative to the concerns of the liouse. Mr. FallowfielD, in the absence of Sir T. Turton.who was compelled to attend ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The performances at this Theatre last night were Wild Oats, and Therese. Mr. Elliston exhibits to the greatest advantage in the first of these pieces, in the gay, the wild, and elegant Rover ; — last night he displayed one of his happiest ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE Mr. Kean appeared in Richard (he Third last night, and was loudly cheered by a considerable part of a very numerous audience. Some of his per- formance was tame, whilst others were strongly marked by the peculiar characteristics of ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last night the Tragedy of King Lear was per- formed to an overflowing and admiring audience. Kean never appeared to greater advantage. Afler the tragedy, the new farce of The Lutly and the ' Devil, which had been suspended on account ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE The Fall of Algiers and My Uncle Gabriel drew a very genteel and numerous audience on Saturday even- ing. The music of ibe Opera improves on acquaintance and the excellent acting of Harley, Knight, and Mrs. Org'kr in the barce ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE The Comedy of The Hypocrite was repeated last night with its usual effectiveness. Harley was obliged to preach his sermon twice, in obedience to the demand of a por- tion of ihe audience. Nothing but very extraordinary acting could ...