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... although C. Kemble, Young, and Kean, had previously met but lukewarm reception. With fresh laurels again made his appearance at Drury Lane, where, in 1831, he produced Byron’s “ Werner.” This dreamy abstraction of the poet’s fancy, seen through heavy mist rather ...
... MR. BUNN ON THE STAGE. Mr. Alfred Bunn, late lessee of Drury Lane and Corent Garden, and for several years manager of the Birmingham Theatre Royal, assumed new character on his reappearance here on Monday evening. tolerably good house received him with ...
... Th* Pablie is revpectfully Informed th*t MR. JAMES ANDERSON. Tb« celebrated Tpfifrediao, (Lessee of the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane,) is for fire nights only. ON MONDAY NEXT, November 25, will be presented Sbakspeare’s historical Tragedy of MACBETH. WITH ...
... SIMPSON, thaComedy, ia Acta, entitled THE ELDER BROTHER.' written hy Mr. John Fletcher, ami altered by J. Andaraon, Eaq , Drury Lane. To conclude with the new and exUemaly Comic Farce of “JOHN BOiBG. VJ96 ...
... Jallien has also succeeded in re-engaging that celebrated MADLLE. JETTY TREFFZ, who, this season, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, has been received with the most flattering applause. . An engagement has also been completed with this great Artist, of ...
... Malins, Esqrs. Fortuvr Tbllkr sot a Srkr.—A very dissipated mysterious-looking woman, named Annette Anderton. living in Drury Lane, was charged under the following circumstances:—She had, it appeared, in addition to a less dignified avocation, pursued ...
... MAOIQUBS, as performed by him in London for dOOniffhls, the Theatres Royal Hay market, Adelphi, Prinoeaa'e, Surrey, and Drury Lane. Doora opei at .If-past Seven o'clock, to e mmence Eight, j M 77 Popular oratory in the new world! —At the Philosophical ...
... Appius and C Kemble’s Icilius This fine production had a long run and correspondingly prejudicial effect the interests of Drury Lane Even Kean playing to comparatively empty benches to ensure house at nis benefit to his visit to America he deserted Shakspeare ...
... than 16, as tragedian in the first walk, was at the instance of Douglas Kinnaird and Byron, under John Kemble, then on the Drury Lane committee of management; but her success was suddenly interrupted Kean refusing to play Bertram to her Imogene, the score ...
... ES ET MAOIQUBS.aa performed by him in London for nights, the Theatres Royal Hay market. Adelphi, Princess's, Surrey.and Drury Lane. Doors open half-past Seven o'clock, to commence at Eight. 6263 JAMES CLEMENTS, Royal Exchanob, 118, Dale Ekd, Birmingham ...
... Kemble’s Icilius. This fine production had a very long run, and a correspondingly prejudicial effect upon the interests of Drury Lane. Even Kean was playing to comparatively empty I benches, and to ensure a house at his benefit prior to his visit | to America ...
... last, told in different shape, has formed part of the gossip of the green room for long period. It was adduced to show that Drury Lane was rescued from impending bankruptcy, not by the legitimate, but canine performance. “ The Caravan* was the piece, and ...