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... perform variety of OVERTURES, WALTZES, he. Fifth Appearance of the Celebrated COMEDIAN, j. saowifs, (Of the Theatre* Royal, Drury lane. Covent-Gar Jim, and Hawkine-etreet,) Who is Engaged for SEVEN NIGHTS otiy. On this (WEDNESDA YJ Evening, XoveMer I, Will ...
... MOITSZEint OZX.BEBT MZSft ZSALLZIf, Principal Dancers of the Tmtatre-Royal, Drury. Lane ; aiRITED BT Mr. Marshall, Mias Marshall. A Miss Taylor, Also from the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane; All of whom will hsve the honour sppearing on MONDAY next, June Ist. The ...
... FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. MI'SIC-BALL, BELFAST. M R. TEMPLETON, ( Of Theatres Royal Drury Lane ami Covent Garden. ON M I) A Y Evening, April, Mr. TEMPLETON will have the honour of presenting the First of Series of his Popular illfl«>4 The Kmc, i, and ThUilc ...
... Operatic Fxlravaganza of Gietanni in t.ondi.n; or. The Libertine Reclaimed, with nil the Music, , performed at’he Theatre Royal Drury Lane, London Most T*Vf»ted nod Numerous Company • Rjifast. composed of Dramatic. Operatic, t reformers, of acknowledged Talent ...
... Elastiquc. Tho Performances will terminate with MAZEPPA AND THE DESERT STEED. Manager—Mr. T. THOMPSON, the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Cuvent Garden. Doors open at Half-past SIX, commence at Half-past SEVKN, precisely. Hoses, 35.; Side ditto, 25.; Pit ...
... expense, engaged that very talented Actress, Mrs. WARNER (formerly Miss Hoddakt), of the Theatres-Royal Covent-Garden and Drury Lane, and induced Mr. £. GKAHASI to prolong lib stay. On WEDNESDAY, the 10th, will performed MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr. Macbkadt. ...
... Attempt vt Suicide.—Ou .Monday morning, about three o’clock, the attention the police constable duty near Short’s gardens, Drury lane, was attracted by loud shriek, which was immediately followed by the fall something weighty upon the ground, where he perceived ...
... by Mr. Macreapy. Gertrude— Mrs. Brookes (from the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh.) Ghost —Mr. Ryper (from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. On TUESDAY, the WERNER, arranged for the Stage by Mr. Macready. Werner by Mr. MacreaDy. Jusephine—Mrs. ROOKES. Gabor— Ryper ...
... Principal Dancers of the Theatre-Roy a tfDrury-Lant , Mr. Marshall, Miss Marshall. 4l Miss Taylor, Also from the Theatre-Royal, Drury- Lane ; All of whom will have the honour of appearing on MONDAY next, June l»U The Manager can confidently assure the public, ...
... Elastique. Tho Performances will terminate with MAZEPPA AND THE DESERT STEED. Manager—Mr. T. THOMPSON, of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covcnt Garden. Doors open at Half-past SIX, commence at Half-past SEVEN, precisely. Hoses, 35.; Sido ditto, 25.; Pit ...
... her farewell benefit last weck at Hamburgh, when the favourite battet Gisellé was per- Mr. Dumset, so long a favourite at Drury lane Theatre. is dead. ...
... the Corde Elastique. The Performances will terminate with desert steed* Manager— Mr. T. Thompson, of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden. Doors open at Half-past SIX, commence at Half-past SEVEN, precisely- Boies, 35.; Side ditto, 25.; Pit ...