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... , MONSIEUR DUPREZ'S REPRESENTATIONS , the splendour of which they are worthy, he has engaged le Madame E. GARCIA, (from Drury lane' healre. ) Ilsequence of this he is compelled OSTPONE the (Iv- Opening of the Se n IL MONDAY EVENING pelt, the 12th May ...
... wishing to cive ' ir> MONSIEUII DUPRE/.’ ill the splendour of which they are worthy, has engaged Madame E. GARCIA, CJnm Drury Lane Theatre,J c-ouence of this he it compelled to POSTPONE the Opening Season UNTIL MONDJY EVENING, the \2th instant, Wherivhc ...
... LAhltlERNdOORI Edgar (lisooriginasd c aracter), Monam. Diuprez; Lucia Asbtomi (AS performed by her at the Ilseatre Royal, Drury Lane),, Madame E. Garcia; Ashton, M1. Christophe; Raymond, III. Rirensz ; Artltur, A1. Paris.-TIhe Choruses by the members of ...
... took of Commons the motnhig of Sa• at Southampion by half-past three, by means of the electric telegraph ! The receipts at Drury Lane Theatre. on Thursday night, when her Majesty attended in state, were nearly £l,OOO. The fitting up of the royal boe coq ...
... Bannister made suitable reply; after which, the company were enlivened by the services Mr. C. T, Brown, formerly a performer at Drury Lane Theatre, who played several beautiful airs on the violin, and gave many excellent songs and recitations. The company remained ...
... help it. —Sydney Smith. [The last reason is worth all the rest.] George Garrick was brother to David, and depnty-manager of Drury Lane Theatre. part of bis duty, says Mr. Peake, was to Walk about the stage and quiet the talkers or intruders by his ezcUmation ...
... COMPANY LIVERPOOL. Duprez, who appears for the first time in Liverpool next Monday night, concluded his London engagement at Drury-lane on Friday, and to-morrow night (Tuesday) takes his benefit there, for which occasion he has announced the fourth act of ...
... an enormous expense, engaged the celebrated M. E Z , MADAME GARCIA, Of the Academic Royale, Paris, and the The tre-Royal, Drury-lane, for Two NICHTS Only, and they will have the honour of appearing, for the first time in Liverpool4in their popular characters ...
... Great Britain steamer was visited by a large party of nobility. The ninth annual meeting ef the London Art Union wa? held in Drury-lane Theatre, on Tuesday last. The Duke of Cambridge in the chair. The amount of the year's suhscrip- tions was j.15,440, of ...
... MONSIEUR DUPREZ' REPRESENTATIONS 41 1 the splendour of which they are worthy, he has engaged Id Madame E. GARCIA, ( From, Drury-lane Theatre.) consequence of this he is compelled to POSTPONE the Opening of the Season UN TIL MONDAY EVENING NEXT, May 12, ...
... indisposition, but, by advice of her medical attendant, she has portracted her repose till this evening, when she reappears at Drury-lane, in The Enchantress. On Saturday the Rev. Richard Sumner, a clergyman of the Established Church, was held to bail, at the ...
... 2---Alie. Bannister made • suitable reply, ear which the c wag enamored by the services Mr. C. S. foraterly a performer at Drury-lane Theatre. who played • even al beautiful on the 'loam and gave may very excellent p and recitations. The eompany re-maned ...