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... DRURY LANE. The two-ict comedietta of Simpson and 0)., has been played during the week. In the very trifling part of Mad.inu. La Trappe, the French milliner, a successful dibiit was made by Mae Mary Colorer, who will be a nieful member of the clmpany ...
... DRURY LANE. •' Too for the Tram,’’ the tiile of nsw farce by Mr. J. M. Morton, the stage manager. It was pr-dnced onTresday. The hero, Mr. Bardolph Brovin, is personated by Mr. Tilbury, who is prev-.med from effecting intended excursion to Creydon the ...
... DRURY LANE. A one-act operetta, called the Cadi’s Daughter,” was produced on Monday night, with success. The story is based on the placarding of the superiority of the lords of the creation over womankind, by merchant and barber at Bagdad. and the ingenious ...
... DRURY LANE, There was an immense auditory assembled on Tuesday night, for the second representation of Auber’s Fra Diavolo.” Owing to recent disappointments, a scene had been anticipated, and the reception of Mr. Sims Reeyes was not unmixed with sounds ...
... DRURY LANE. Mr. Dance has contributed a small dramatic piece to the repertoire of this theatre. It is in one act, and entitled The Morning Call. The main situation is obvious enough from the title, and is made the vehicle of a courtship between a Sir ...
... DRURY LANE. Mr. Brooke still continues to attract crowded houses. Last Saturday’s performance was of considerable interest, as it involved a newcharacter, —that of logo i —Mr Davenport undertaking Othello In logo, Mr. Brooke had character rather of intellect ...
... DRURY LANE. The notion of Terpsichore appearing in Tillage where dancing had beon •trictly prohibited by the authorities, and causing, by her magical influence, all the villagers to dance, and afterwards Uie dignified magistrate who issued the order, ...
... DRURY LANE. Boxing-night presents this establishment under an entirely new phase—a redecorated theatre and vigorous management. The fronts the boxes, ceiling, proscenium, columns, and cornices show well, in the style of Louis XVI., with blue and white ...
... DRURY LANE. Morton'* comedy, Cure for the Heart Ache (co;npr»«»ed into lb«e acta), was revised here on Monday night, whan Mr. end Mrs. Keeley re-appeared se members of the Drary lane company. The part Old Rapid, which require* an actor of the Mauden Dowton ...
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