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... goes to England, or that Meyerbeer’s Camp of Silesia will be produced at I have the intormation from Meyer- beer himself. Drury Lane. inted with the I was somewhat disappo he theatre in vocalist whom TI heard in Norma at t Cologne. My impression was that ...
... TbeaUe/toyal, Drury Lane, London, who has been acknowledged/% the Musical Professors and Amateurs, as also the Press, the greatest Tenor who has appeared in England/sincethe, retirement of Rubini; also, Mr. HENRY WHIT WORTH, the distin- Drury Lane,, n fc d ...
... Covent Garden Theatre.—We last week gave list the principal vocalists engaged by Mr. Macready for tlie ensuing season, at Drury Lane Theatre. A correspondent informs us that Madame Vestrts has engaged, for Covent Garden— Miss Adelaide Kemble. who with and ...
... Figaro, the Threatre Royal, Drury Lane, London; and MISS MIRAN, the admired Contralto, who has created a great sensation in the part of Orpheus, in Balfe's Opera, The Maid of Honour, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London. The Programme, selected ...
... Saturday next, the 24th, with Shakespear's play of As you like it, produced precisely as it is now being performed at Drury Lane, to crowded houses. This will be followed by Mr. Harrison Ainsworth's Miser's Daughter, dramatised Mr. Edward Stirling ...
... The Last Man, °wn.-On MONDAY EVENING, MRS. rERN AN, Hate Miss Jarman, tbe Thratres Royal Garden and Drury Lane; MR. TERNAN, of the Royal, Drury Lane: and MISSS U.N N V TERNAN. the Infant will make thei FIRST APPEAR jfir Six Niehts only. Miss Fanny inn's ...
... requisite in any statement of facts. LESSEESHIP OF DRURY LANE THEATRE LONDON. To the EDITOR of the MANCHESTER COURIER. Sir, —I perceive, with considerable surprise, by the reports the proceedings at the Drury Lane Theatrical Fund dinner, that allusion was made ...
... THE BRIGAND. Alles?andro Massaroni. (the Brigand.) Mr. James Wallack, (as originally acted by him at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and now continuing to draw crow ded houses to the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, London. After which the Comedy of THE WONDER ...
... of Figaro, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London; and MISS MIRAN, the admired Contralto, who has created a great sensation in the part Orpheus, Balfe's Opera, The Maid of Honour, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London. Principal Cornct-a-piston ...
... TAKE IT, From the text Shakspeai c, as now performing the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane; with new scenery, dresses, and properties. Jaques -Mr. Rutler (from the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane), Orlando -•: Mr. R. Roxby. Rosalind Miss Walcott (her first appearance) ...
... ULLIEN’S * DKUM POLKA,” per- formed every evening with i se success, before the most crowded and fashionable ever assembied at Drury Lane Theatre; Lilustra by ndard with tie Portrait of a Drummer of th fal Co stream Guards. — Price 3s.—Published by Crame ic ...
... QUEEN’S THEATRE. Mr. Anderson, formerly of Drury Lane, during Mr. Macready's management, commenced an engagement at this theatre, on Monday'evening, in the part of Hamlet. Last evening, he again appeared in the part of Charles, in Fletcher's fine old ...