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... venient to all to attend, and even the customary dinner to the Professors was in consequence, we understand, abandoned]. Drury-Lane Oratorio. —We were glad to see the house much better attended last night than it has been before during the season. The ...
... to state that the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre has been for some days seriously indisposed, at his house, in Montagu-street, Russell-square. The musical world will be glad to hear that Miss Stephens is engaged at Drury-lane Theatre. She commences on Saturday ...
... yesterday morning, a most daring attempt burgUry was made the following circumstances • Air. Bishop, a baker, in Ciare-court, Drury-lane, was awoke ‘bv hearing a noise m the back. yard. immediately got out of bed and upon looking through the window, was suprised ...
... THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, THE NATIONAL GUARD. The Chevalier Renard, Mr. Farren ; Frederick Louvalne, Mr. Cooper; Rosvlgnol, Mr. Sinclair: Achille Bonbon, Mr. Liston. Cecile, Miss Bart*- lozzi; Pauline, Madame Vestris; Nina, Miss Betts. ...
... generally great tragedian ? With the exception of two or passages, there is no scope for talent the part, and the lormuf the Drury-lane tragic actors would be fully equal to its reptoaa, tion. Had there been one scene—one situation for the displat genius, ...
... together with Lord Byron, the honourable George Lamb, and Mr. Peter Moore, one of the committee for directing the affairs of Drury-lane Theatre, and, with more merit than success, attempted revive some of our old neglected dramas, as well as to restore the ...
... that he was no gentleman. '' this happy touch will not be thrown away on some ol quenters of the pit. . The Committee of Drury Lane Theatre, the Chairman ot J Mr. Calcraft, intend to conduct the establishment until the present season, when the Theatre ...
... consular presents. England, France, and the United States, pay tribute, but bestow small consular presents. German Paper. Drury-lane. —Mr. Kean at this theatre last night in the character of Richard the Third. The first step of Gloucester upon the stage ...
... Office, Haymarket. Rositnl's Opera, •• Matilda Chabran Corradino, is [ln rehearsal and will produced speedily, THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, PAST AND PIIESENT; or,The Hidden Treasure. After which. THE NATIONAL GUARD: or. Bride and No Bride. conelndewith ...
... criticism. The Opera of The Cabinet, which saw there on Saturday, was per. formed in a style which could not be excelled at Drury Lane or Co. vent Garden, and the audience was numerous and elegant. MisjA. Tree (who even improves upon acquaintance, although ...
... an. nounced by the Secretary amounted to 1,3181. 18s. fid. The committee appointed to conduct the ensuing festival of the Drury-lane Theatrical Fund assembled yesterday at the Theatre. A letter was read from Mr. Shee, in which he said that he should feel ...
... THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, .MASANIBIJ.O. tiatanle'lo. Mr. Sinclair; Don Alpbanto, Mr. T. Cooke. Elvira, Miw Betti ; Pet ella, Wr». W. Barrymore. After wUlcb. “MY WIPE! WHAT WIPBr conclude with THE BRIGAND. Saturday. Past and Present, with ...