... by Professor of Singing at the Royal Academy of Music, and sung with unbounded applause by Poole, - of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane; where may likewise be hail, The (I,I7.4DRILLICS, and the following Songs : What is The Sprite—and Star of My Heart ...

... its inculpation* would subject us to an action. Denizen's letter is unautbenticated. MORNING ADVERTISER. THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE. For the Benefit of Mr. Van Amburgh. THIS EVENING (Saturday), March 28, will performed (18th time) new Serio-Comic Opera ...

... the would come to discharged. It was no use staying in prison. Mr. Henry John Wallack, a member of the corps dramatique of Drury lane Theatre, took his * benefit.’* lie was discharged. ...

... characters. This circumstance is, indted, so obvious, that it has precluded all hopes of making bins an eligible offer for Drury Lane, where no pecuniary terms of a reasonable nature could tempt him to forego the superior advantages that arise from his ...

... also appear. Mr. Maywood was originally a low comedian, but came to town some two and twenty years since, and appeared at Drury Lane Theatre; he made considerable impression as lago, and played two or three of Kean's characters with success, but finding ...

... appear at this theatre on Easter Monday BUCRSTONE, RANGER, 0. SMITH, and COOPER:, (of Drury Lane) are also engaged. A Mr. MAY- 1 who some years ago appeared at Drury% Lane, but was kept down by the Wolf Club, we be. . lieve, and his daughter, whose tragic ...

... Buckingham Palace, and the Band of the Coldstream guards were in attendance. Now, if it be a sin for a fiddle to be played in Drury Lane or Covent Garden Theatre, and if it be criminal for ears to listen to the sounds thereof, the Coldstream guards must have ...

... characters. This circumstance is, indeed, so obvious, that it has precluded all hopes of making him an eligible offer for Drury Lane, where no pecuniary terms of a reasonable nature could tempt him to forego the superior advantages that arise from his ...

... at large.. This he was very glad to see ,illustrated at present. Her Majesty had been pleased to honour Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres with her presence, and what was the result? Why, the drama was at the very moment he was speaking more prosperous ...

... examine an entertainment partaking of most of the bad, without any of the good qualities of ordinary stage matters. Neither Drury-lane nor Covent-garden Theatres have presented us any novelty on their boards, so we must go deeper into the secrets of their ...

... occupied at the rising of the curtain. We could naame several persons of high rank, but' refrain, it not being Covent Garden or Drury Lane. It was certainly a great mark of respect to Master Owen, as it was riot the size of the Surrey place of amiuse- ment which ...

... 'Tribunal of Germany. The scenic appointments are said to be of considerable extent and splendour. The melo-drama preparing at Drury Lane, is from' the classic pen of Fitzball, and is reported to be at least at good as any of his former efforts. We hear (but ...