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... 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 ...
... was enacted here last night for the benefit of Mr. ABBOTT, who was supported on the occasion by- Mrs. West, cidecunt of Drury Lane, Mr. Elton ofthe Surrey. and the principal strength of the Strand Theatre. Mrs. W est's Julia contained many beauties, and ...
... Russell-square, in the 74th year of his age, Joseph Shepherd Munden, Esq. for- merly ot the Theatres Royal Covent-Garden and Drury- Lane. On the 31st ult. at Elthain, Kent, Frederick Moiling, Esq. On Friday, the 3d inst. aged 73 years, after a protracted illness ...
... lo state tliat it was never for a moment contemplated to open Drury Lane Theatre wit 1 . a German Company, or German Opera. The statement respecting Mrs. Wood beiti- engaged at Drury Lane, and Mr. Wood ?? is totally un- founded ; both of thorn being retained ...
... unci in tho Festival of Apollo, it being the last night of his engagement. He leaves to-morrow for London, to appear at Drury Lane Theatre on Tuesday even- ing in Masaniello. The first night he performed the receipts of the house were 80/. ; the second ...
... DRA MA TIC I NTE LLIGE NC E. No sooner was it announced that Madame Malibran was engaged at Drury- Lane than six Operas were sent, m masse, to Captain Polhill, in order that he might select one in which she should make hpr first appearance. They are all ...
... This Theatre was re-opened to the public last night under a new management. Mr. Jones, of the Edinburgh stage, and late of Drury Lane, i> the enterpriziug candidate who has thus boldly stepped forward, and we augur well of the result from the sample he yesterday ...
... public-house, in Russell -street. Covent-garden, opposite Drury- Lane Theatre. In less t'.aii half au hour the whole of the stables were in flames. The intelligence soon reached the audience in Drury- Lane Theatre ■uid some confusion ensued, until Mr. Power ...
... German Opera, to sing at the Fete Champetre in the Regent's Park, in aid of the Royal Dispensary for the Diseases ofthe Ear. Drury Lane is the only Theatre that will be open next Saturday, and there is an unusual attraction for Whitsun Eve, consisting of ClMTl's ...
... stage of Covt-nt- Garden or Drury- Lane, or the stage of the Coburg Theatre ? A large stage. You prefer Drury- Lane ? — Yes. Have you not found that you act quite as effectually at the Hay-market as when you acted at Drury-Lane ? — I do not consider it so ...
... in the couutry. Do you think he performs as effectively there as at Drury- Lane and Covent-Garden ? — Much more so to my satislaction. How great a proportion ofthe audience at Drury-Lane do you think can see and hear well ?— I think it was said by Mr. Kemble ...
... the times. r Mrs. Orger has received a notification that her serviitts will in future be dispensed with at Drury Lane. Mr. Jones, late of Drury Lane, has taken the City Theatre. J We are glad to hear that Madame Brugnoli, who was lately thrown out ofa cabriolet ...