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... A really splendid vocalist, like any of those I have named, would, most assuredly make her fortune.- In theatric:da, at Drury-lane. a drama entitled St. Harc is rendered attractive by the excellent acting of Mr. Davenport, Miss Fanny Vining, Mr. Hloskins ...
... Princess's, very little is doing in the way of encouragement to the drama. at present. St. Leon's speculation the at Drury-lane failed, and the theatre closed on Sa- n 5 turday evening.-Mr. Buckstone cannot be making irst morney at the Haymarket,-though ...
... me off a and be gives a bal masque on Tuesday, pieviomis to his leaving Englaud for the United States. Both take place at Drury-lane theatre. During the sea- son three remaikable :oung pianists save nmale their f debst-a Portuguese called Arthi'r Napoleon ...
... was sometime before he could speak, the applause was so overwhelming. Last night he gave his farewell entertainment at Drury Lane, a a Bal 11osque. T'he theatre was fitted up for it, very appropriatel; and it was crowded in ever) part. As Jullien has ...
... of Mr. Alleroft Atitlar 1ycdumM0de withl Mr. and Mrs Reeves, Miss Harland end Mr. Wciss, is stated to have been most ?? Drury Lane per- formanes, we learn, are virtually to be considered as a tiial of the company engaged to sing in Italian at Edinburgh ...
... George's Hall at Bradford) -others have appeared above our horizon and gained a great ascension.-Mr. Jarrett's experiment at Drury Lane has been fortunate in more senses than one, and the principal artistes have achieved successes upon the stage of Old Drury ...
... before him than 0 he and the man were a couple of scene-shifters elevated—for Bee minutes into mitred abbots on the door of Drury-lane. The costly and cumbrous set of institution is as much a form as the parchment is a form, and a beceseasy consequence from ...
... already well established reputation. A new play called the Betrothal, written by an American, was prodeced last week at Drury Lane, in which Mr. Brooke sus- tained tli prineipal part, but notwithstanding every thing had been don0 by the management, and ...
... Liverpool to their destination. Apply to RoBEAdT CARTER and CO, 11, Leadenhall. street, London: or M'1REAN, _N'LARTY, and Co, Drury- Lane, Water-street, Liverpool. STEAMERS. 1§umm>er e4ailingb HE CITY of DUBLIN COMPANY's favourite T eron Steamer, (Of 400 Tons ...
... Liverpool to their destination. Apply to ROBEdT CARTER and Co., 11, Leadenhall. E. street, London: or MKRKANM'LARTTY, and C,, Drury- Lane, Water-street, Liverpool. GONLD REGIONS OF APL.UTRALlA. By Her Alj esty's Royal Letters Patent A 0 M E F 0 R T II E E M ...
... complimentary dejeumeac was given to this popular a tragedian, at the Coalleole Tavern, Strand. Mr. T. E. Smith, t the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, presided, and in proposing f the health of Mr. Brooke, stated that while Mr. Brooke lad t been performing at D ...
... of comic songs, and of Madame Mendelssohn Barthloldy, widow of tlme greatest modern artist, the composer of Elijah. At Drury Lane the re-engagemient of Mr. Brooks promises to be as profitable to the treasury as, no doubt, it will be bene- fioial to the ...