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... 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 ...
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... drury lane theatre, A new operetta in two acts entitled Lore Wrinkle*,- or the Russian Stratagem, was last bight presented to numerous and splendid audience. Music and singing must ever delight llie ear ami heart, and though we often look in vain for ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Opera of Rob Roy was performed last night to a brilliant and numerous audience. This was the first performance of the Opera this season, and the while went off with great spirit. Coaren, as Rob Roy. appeared like the brave Highland ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE Romeo and Juliet was performed at this theatre last night, and attracted a respectable audience. Young Mr. Kean made his first appearance as the youthful hero, and was received with favour. Young Mr. Kean did not look the gallant Romeo ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE The repetition of JMiss Phillips's Juliet, and the new piece of Charles the Twelfth, attracted a good attend- ance at this theatre last night. Miss Phillips again succeeded in obtaining the frequent and hearty applause of her audience ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE The Queen Bee, or, Harlequin and the Fairy Hive, the new Christmas pantomime at thi*. house, was very successful last night, and we have no doubt that it will have a considerable run. Of course the mechanism of the undertaking will ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A grand rehearsal of the pantomime at this theatre, entitled The Queen Bee, or Harlequin and the Fairy Hive, which has been in preparation under the super- intendance of the indefatigable Barryrnore since May, took place last night ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. TO-MORROW KVKNING, Dec. 26, liis Mnjenty’* Servants will perfarm DOVERS’ VOWS. Frederick, Mr. Kean, jun.; Barm, Wildenl.eim, Mr. Cooper; Anlialr, Mr. J. Vining; CountCastel, Mr. Jones; Verdun, Mr. Hatley; Agatha Mrs. Faucit; ...
... THE AT ROYAL. DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING, Dec. 10, his Majesty’s Servants will iterroroil THE GAMESTER. Beverley, Mr. Youn*: Stukely, Mr. Cooper; Lcwson, Mr. J. Viuing: Mrs. Beverley, Miss Phillip?. After which, new Divertisement, entitled THE BIRTH DAY ...
... THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE. THIS KVENINQ, December 26, hiv Majesty’ll Servants will perform LOVEKS’ VOWS. Frederick, Mr. Kean, jun.; Baron Wildenlieim, Mr. Cooper; Anhalt, Mr. J. Vining; Count Mr. Jones ; Verdun, Mr. Hailey; Agatha Friburp, Mrs. Faucit; ...
... DRURY LANE, and COVENT-GARDEN THEATRES.—An excellent Private I3ox at each House to Let for the Season, Alternate Weeks, or by the Night, at SAMS'S, St. James's-street. A variety uf Annuals, Pocket !l N Albums, &c.—The ew Catalogue to.the Circulating Library ...