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... cuspoiltle, . Acts and Galates, by Macready's splendid zepsen. tation of it, under the able direction of Mr.T. Cooke, At Drury Lane Theatre, had probably induged the Directors of, the Choral Society to bring it before a Manchester auditory, The soore adopted ...
... takingr place iii tule theatrical world ! A few days d ago Mr. C. Martlews and Madame Vestris appeared r onl tre list of tie Drury Lane conipany, and Mondav s mooriing the play-goinig public was informed, by the a bold type of Mr. Webster's bills, that they ...
... other flags fol- lowed, and by two o'clock the procession had left y the square. It proceeded up Great Queen-street, It Drury Lane, up Holborn, to Oxford-street, and earrived at the House of Commons at a quarter past e three. Everything was conducted ...
... s.-Mr. C. Kemble will open Covent Garden on the 4th of September, and pacready wil, no doubt, icc consequence also open Drury Lane un-t uisually early. He has engaged Mr. and Mrs. C. th Malbews at £60 per week. It is intimated that Mr. tr: and Mrs. Charles ...
... take more of such pieces in alny one payment than shiall be of the value of sixpence. At a meeting of the proprietors of Drury Lane Thieatre, the Earl of Glengall in tile chair, it was anttotinced that Mr. Macready holds the theatre for three years, at ...
... season wvas brought to a. close on Wednesday evening, when Othello was played, the Moorbeing7 personated bh Mr. Anderson, of Drury- lane Theatre. Mlr. G. V. Brooke was the lago, and Miss Bennett the gentle Desdenuona. So far the cast was novel and excellent ...
... and Miss Bennett for Ophelila. The theatre M wild close for a short period on Wednesday evening, tl wvhen Mr. Anderson, of Drury Lane Theatre, wvi 1 play Otilllo.-On the re-opening of the house, a variety tc of novel and popular pieces will be brought forward; ...
... Upton, the seat of d' ts Mrs. Fry, near Barking, Essex, to honour that lady es with his coumpauy at luncheon. a. VISIT TO DRURY-LANE THEATaE. B hs, Te conmnand of the King of Prussia drew a full J ve hut not over-crowded audience to Old Drury. In ts ...
... different castpa than before;- but 'the leading characters are to be I33l sustained, as on WVednoesday week, by Mr. Anderson, of Drury-Lane Theatre, Otlte~le; Mr. Brooks, lago; Air and Miss Bennett, 'Dsdcmmoii. Our opinion on the acting of these parties in this ...