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... DRURY LANE. A Tragedy, entitled Von Ped-s, from the pen Lord Porchester, was produced or- Monday night this Thea*re. The subject of the play is taken from that part of the history of Spain which relates to the reign of Pedro, suroamed for bis enormities ...
... DRURY LANE. Wednesday we had an overture at Drury-lane under the direction of Mr. Bishop. Madame Pasta sung Deh parlate, Di tanti palpiti, and Tu accendi guesto core (in which she was rapturously encored) in the most admirable style. Madame Feron gave ...
... DRURY LANE. The n.w TrufwJy, Don Ptiro, w« performed .n M»cd«r r.ijbt, tor tl-e «eeond nnie,bef-r*«n ••rmoreromern.* than its equivacal success the preceding Monday bad ua exp»c*. It certainly v*irs much favour upon better acqa rintarce. and the isfactioo ...
... DRURY LANE. Douglas was performed at this tbra an Monday night, Mr. Kean jun. Young Aorval. His coocep ton of this character different from we have been accustomed find in others; but, altbongh originality was not impr-vevtenl, still possessed some trairs ...
... DRURY LANE. Isabella wu reprcMßted-an that Mrs, Durr (adrrrti-«d »s from th* Theatre Royal, Dohlin,bat e bcUerc last from th* United States) might mah* her first appearance in London. The tragedy come* nader th* di»*fr*e*ble class of the domestic, and ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE Macready's benefit took place at this theatre last night. Mr. Maeready was himself unfortunately in- disposed, and the play Mas altered from Cgmbr/iae to As Yon Like It, which was performed with much spirit and ability. ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE On Saturday night the comedy of The Busy Bod was acted at this theatre, the principal nevelty in which was the Sir Francis Gripe of Air. W. Farren, who throughout performed the character in a most effective style. Miss E. Tree's Miranda ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mrs. Tnchbald's comedy of Every One has his Fault was revived at this theatre last night, strongly cast, and extremely well acted. It combined tbe talent of Liston in Solus, Farren in Harmony, Jones in Sir Robert Bramble, Cooper in ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. East night, previously to producing the Easter novelty, the play of Lover’s V»ws was represented. Mr. Kean, Jun. repeating the character of Frederick. The chief irnproveinent that observed in him was, more consistency manner, hut was ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The comedy of John Bull, which bad teen an- nounced for last week, was performed at this theatre hist night. We regret to bear that tlie cause of its delay bas been the serious indisposition of Mr Terry, who was to have played Job ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The performances here last evening were Colman's comedy of IVho Wants a Guinea? the divertiseraent of the Birth Day, and a new historical drama, in two acts, called Charles the Twelfth, or the Siege of Strulsund, which was presented ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The long talked of Comedy new revived, an old Play, entitled the Beggar's Daughter of Bethnal Green, was on Saturday produced at this house.— About the middle of the third Act, dissent had neatly approached its climax, when Mt. ...