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... AND MRS. TERNAN, (LATE MISS JARMIN,) of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane; MR. MACARTHY, Of the Theatre 'Royal Drury Lane; MR. DE HAYES, Of the I. Tian Opera House; Who will appear this and every Evening next Week. t LADY OF LYONa, written by Sir Edward Lytton ...
... ----- THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. —To-morrow, an Opera, in which Mme. Alhertazzi will perform. With The Devil on WO Sticks.—Tuesday,llini's Opera of La Sonnambula. Count Rhodolpho, Balfe ; Amina, Miss Romer. With Charles the Second. And The Dumb avoyard ...
... WEDNESDAY, Oct. 10 --Drury Lane Theatre opened, 1812-oxfor4 and Candr , riage Term begins—Last Qaarter of the Moon, 25 min. aft. 10 in the Morn,—High water: Morn., 21 min. after 6; Aftena , 46 min. after 6. ...
... THEATRICALS. DRURY LANE. THE performance of the English version of Rossini's Gass. .Ladra on Saturday evening in last week, afforded Madame ALBERTA= I the first fair opportunity for the display of her powers, since her appearance on the English stage ...
... dozen; pearl-hal/died ditto, 41 4s per dozen.—At Messrs. Cowie and Co.'s ware house and manufactory, 84, Long -acre, near Drury -lane. ...
... sustain parts To conclude with My Wife's Mother, Mr. Budd , Count D'drsay ; Mrs. Quickfidget, Mrs. Blessington. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. _ _ _ Monday..L-iie—iii9ocrite. Dr. Caßtxvell, Mr. O'Connell; Mawworm, Mr, Morpeth ; Old Lady Lambert, Mr. John Russell ...
... THEATRICAL EXAMINER. DRURY LANE. A new grand chivalric entertainment, in two acts, introducing to brilliant and crowded audiences not. only Mr Ducrow and Master Ducrow, Mr Compton, Mr M'Ian, Mr H. Wallack, and Mr Duruset, but the great names of King ...
... repeats the Lady of Lyons, and Mr. De Hayes makes his last appearance. On Wednesday next, Mr. Balls, of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, will commence an engagement for three nights. ...
... Forgive and Forget, a burletta from the pen of Mr. C. Dance, I 1 which, some two or three seasons ago was represented at Drury. lane Theatre, was last night transplanted to this. It is a pleasant but unpretending trifle, and much better suited to the present ...
... Proprietor has contracted engagement with MR. of the Royal, don, for the appearance of MRS. HOOPER, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and SIGNOR HERVIO NANO, the Gnome Fly, from the principal theatres of Paris, Rome, Vienna, Milan, Naples, and the Theatre ...
... several of the principal northern towns. We stated last week that Mr. Vanamburgh received 501. &- night from the lessee of Drury Lane ; we find that we were in error, and that his nightly receipt is 601. The painting of the great saloon in Exeter Hall being ...
... of the Melphi theatre in the winter of 1830. Ilrre she acquired great *Warily. Afterwards she performed at the Haymarket, Drury Lane, and a: the Strand theatre. the, under the management of Rayner and Mr. Henry Galbreath. She s• , ryurn'lT entered into ...