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... with the exception of painting for his friend Mr. Macready, on two occasions, during his management of Covent-garden and of Drury-lane. tor whom he produced the scenery for Acis and Galatea, to which reference has been made. The drop-scene at the new Adelphi ...
... will be introduced, the principal Solos being sung by that popular Vocalist, MISS REBECCA ISAACS (from the Theatres Royal, Drury lane and CoTent Garden), MISS ALICE BAKER, AND MR. FORMON, and by the usual large VOCAL CHOIR. Solo Flute, Mr. JAMES MATHEWS ...
... Birmingham. During this farewell engagement each Play will have the most powerful cast ever seen in Birmingham, including th DRURY-LANE COMPANY—Mr. GEORGE BEN NETT, Mr. A. YOUNGE, Mr. BELTON, Mr. A. RAY NER, Miss F. CATHCART, Mrs. WESTON, Mrs. C SELBY, and ...
... TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), May 17 and 18, will be produced, with appropriate Scenery and Effects, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, with the most brilliant success, an original Play, in Four Acts, by Mr. James Anderson, entitled CLOUD AND SUNSHINE; 08 ...
... largest audiences ever witnessed within the walls of the Royal London. No. 2, KENILWORTH, as performed the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. be completed in 36 Numbers, Weekly. Give your orders early. Coofek, No. 1, Crane-court, Fleet-street and to be had of all ...
... Parliamentary proceedings see fourth page.) Retirement op Mr. Maceeadt from the Stage.— Mr. Macready took his benefit at Drury lane theatre this (Wednesday) night, and at the same time his final leave of the stage. The announcement of this event had its ...
... TONKS's COLOSSEUM BROAD-STREET, BIRMINGHAM NOTICE. RE-ENGAGEMENT OF THE DRURY-LANE EQUESTRIANS. order to afford an opportunity to the inhabitants ot Dudley, Wolverhampton, Walsall, Stourbridge, and parts adjacent, of witnessing the Performances of this ...
... Theatre); MR. NOSSIERRE, (From Vestris's Lyceum Theatre); V MR. PEARSON, fFrom the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane) ; MR. JOHN NEVILLE, (From the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane); V MR. HAMBLIN, (From the Theatre Royal Glagow); MR. CARLTON, (From the Theatre Royal, Sadler's ...
... Brooke. During this farewell engagement each Play will have tne most powerful cast ever seen in Birmingham, including the DRURY-LANE COMPANY-Mr. GEORGE BENNETT, Mr. A. YOUNGE, Mr. BELTON, Mr. A. BANNER, Miss F. CATHCART, Mrs. WESTON, Mrs. C. SELBY, and ...
... MR. E. L. DAVENPORT, rhe favourite American Actor (late of the Haymarket and Drury-lane Theatres), and MISS FANNY VINING, rhe popular Artiste (of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane) WHO ARE h ENGAGED FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY. SIXTH APPEARANCE OF dR. GEORGE WILD ...
... Clown Mr. Seymour (irom the Theatre Royal, Dublin, his first appearance). f Pantaloon Mr. Alfred Nash the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, his first appearance). The splendid NEW SCENERY, painted expressly for R a^t^mimc . includes the following :—THE SUBMA- ...
... EVENING, April th 4th, the popular Pianiste, MISS SUSAN CAZALY, MISS ALICE BAKER, AND MISS MARIA STANLEY (Prima Donna of Drury-lane Theatre) will appear. Solo Organ MR. STIMPSON. Admission, 3d., 6d., and Is. MUSIC HALITIbROAD-STREET, BIRMINGHAM MONDAY ...