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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Kean was last night announced to appear as King Henry the Fifth, in Shakspeare's Play of lhat name, but in consequence, as bill= posted al the doors informed us, of the very sudden illness of Mr. Kean, the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet ...
... DRURY* LANE THEATRE. The great Ttf__cH_ffiß of FArf A and l4 tk.ttosi drew last night the most crowded house of the season. The oc- casion moreover of Farren' s bedefit conduced to ensure an over- flow. Pasta sang O Patria and // soave bei contento, and ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. SELECTION of ANCIENT and MODERN MUSIC A musical performance, under the above appellation, took place last night to a house literally overflowing in every part. If the numerous and most respectable au- dience congregated within these ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE The comedy of The Mtrry Wives of Windsor vitas revived and indiffereullv sustained last night. The only novelty in the cast was the tirst appearance of .Miss K. KoMER m Mrs. Ford. She delivered the dialogue with good sense, discre- ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE , The Tragedy of Brutus was last night performed, it being the last night of Kean's engagement lor the season. It was in -many of its characters well acted. To Cooper and Wallace, and Mrs. Faucit, the great credit is due of having performed ...
... BIRTH— On the sth inst., at Pope's Cottage, Kenning- ton-green, Mrs. Geesin, late of the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane, of a son. MARRIED— On the 31st October, at Derby, by the Rev. George Holcombe, D.D., John Greaves, Esq., son of G. B. Greaves, Esq., of ...
... DRVRY-LASE THEATRE The Queen honoured Drury- Lane Theatre with her pre- sence last night. We say honoured, as is the accustomed phrase for StaU occasions, as the ill-bred audience would not allow her Majesty tv enjoy the play incognito. They com- pelled ...
... rfIHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.— I La'rt Appearance this Season of Mr. Braham and _i u_n* c eric at th,s Theatre.— Mr. HARLEY has „_ honour to announce that his BENEFIT is appointed ! r MONDAY next, the 21st of May, 1832, when will Parted, by permission ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY -LANE. TO-MORROW EVENING will be acted the Historical Play of WILLIAM TELL. William Tell, Mr. Macready; Albert, Miss Poole; Michael, Mr. Cooper; Jagheli, Mr. Wood. Emma, Mrs. Lovell ; Agnes, Miss E. Phillips. After which will be revived ...
... each; and PRIVATE BOXES at I COVENT-GARDEN, DRURY- LANE.and the ADELPHI . THEATRES, with Ante-rooms and Fires, may be en»»ed | at the Library. _^ ?? F'RKNCTr~i r LAYS, OPERA, COVENT- GARDEN, and DRURY-LANE THEATRES— ! BOXES in the bes. situations, by ...
... meantime Mr. Jerrold's piece is rehearsing. The new piece of A Soulier's Courtship at Drury- Lane is by Mr. Poole. A new Comedy has been accepted at Drury- Lane, em- bracing the talents of Mr. Farren, Mr. Harley, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Dowton, Mr. Blanchard ...
... TO CORRESPONDENTS. ' A Consunt Header, ou the Affairs of Drury. Lane Theatre is inadmissible. The Publication of th* Morning Post commenced Yefterday Mernina % at Six e'Clock, and finished at Eight. ...