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... DRURY LANE. This theatre has &so produced The Beygar's Opera, and has very wisely retained as much of the spirit of the original, as the altered state of the petiod would allow. Mrs. ALBAN CROFT was the Polly, and was very successful in the music, acquitting ...
... DRURY LANE. The perfbrmances at this house commenced with Bicker. staff's comedy of the Hypocrite, which might almost as well have been the pantomime for any possibility that existed of hearing it, so anxious were the gods for the ambrosial fare which ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. This theatre was partially lighted up last night for the purpose of affording to a select audience an opportunity off viewing the improvements that have been made in the interior during the recess. The principal alterations we have ...
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... DRURY. LANE THEATRE. I never (writes Weber in one of his delightful letters) look upon a lively landscap.!, or, indeed, behold any beautiful object in nature, without seeming to hear in it a harmony that is its speaking soul. In this exquisite theory ...
... DRURY. LANE THEATRE. A play, entitled Mademoiselle de Prie, was last summer rendered very popular at the ThLatre Franctis by the great acting of Mademoiselle Mar z. That dra.za, in an English , dress, kr.d called A Night in the Bastille, was evening presented ...
... THE STAGE, DRURY LANE. THE OPENING NIGHT. -- WAYLETT AND THE FAIRY LAKE.--Mr. HAMMOND, at the commencement of his managerial career at this theatre has put forth attractions of a very high degree of interest. As a spectacle, The Fairy Lake is magnificent ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Saturday the opera of CiwiertU t was played for the third time. The singing of Miss Daley waa such that we feel not the smallest hesitation in oondrming the favourable opinion expressed on her first appearance/ She sings with style ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A new farce was produced at this theatre last night from the; ren of Mr. Charles Dance,called Now or Never, and it has, at all events, the merit of having a plot simple enough to the understanding of the youngest capacity—an advantage ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE Last night the tragedy of Borneo and Juliet was repeated. As we predicted Mr. Maddocks went, like any other Romeo, to the tomb of the Capulets, and Elton sustained the part in his stead. Miss Montagu, as Juliet, was again well re- ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING (Monday), February 4. will performed the O era of GUILLAUME TELL. Gassier, Mr. Glubelei; Rodolph, Mr. Stanabury , Guillaume Tell, Mr. , Arnold, Mr. Allen; Waller Fursl, Mr. Stretton ; Eml, Mr. 8. Jones; Lutern, ...
... THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE. Under the special Patronage of his Imperial Highness the Hereditary Grand Duke Alexander of Russia, his Royal Highness the Prince William Henry of the Netherlands, and the principal Nobility of Europe. GRAND NEAPOLITAN CARNIVAL ...