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... JEANNIE DEANS, or the SISTERS OF sI. LEONARDS! After *hi h, a Invented and Produced by Mr Si. MAINE, of the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. d LOVE'S TRICKERIES! On Finlay, April 13, BENDY I . OF NI INS MAR mon., when .he will appe.ir in hes Great Impersonatioe ...
... or the SISTERS OF ST. LEON ARDS ! whi. 11, a GRAN 1) BALLET, Invented and Produced I.y Mr Sr. MAIM; of the Thextre Royal, Drury Lane. cntithd LO%E'S TRICKERIES! - - Friday. April 13, BENEFIT MIsS MARRIOTT, when she will appear in her Great Impersonation ...
... entitled - JEANNIE DEANS, or SISTERS OF ST.. LEONARDS ! After h. a GR AND BALLET, Invested by Mr St. tbe The ttre Royal, Drury Lane. entitl LONE'' 'TRICKERIES! On Friday. Apnl BENEFIT OF SII-rs MARRIOTT. when she appear in her Great lisperronation ul 'IIAMLLf ...
... HENRY. Engagement of the Celebrated Tiagedienne, MISS WALLIS, Supported by MR. aud MRS. J. B. HOWARD, from Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. -- Box office open Imin F tenni till Two. -- DEO PLE'S CONCERT HALL, -me 1 LOWER MOSLEY-ST., MANCHESTER. ---. Every Evening ...
... throning into the shade her numerous and varied accomplishments. The I'M lure rimeived able support Mr. Mrs. I. B. Honard, of Drury Lane, the of whom made a dashing Orlando, speaking and acting the part with vest spint; while his wile Celia with much grace ...
... matters theatrical; still many of the London play-houses are fairly filled nightly, and the sigb4ol thellioble auditoriums of Drury Lane and Covent Garden tilled from floor to ceiling—from royalty in its private to the loyal pkbs in the topmost gallery—augurs ...
... tan awry., at faisalou. Barry Sullivan is stated to have a most remunerative engagement offered him by Mr. Chatters's. ti Drury Lane also an engagement fur sis weeks at the Primes. Likewise, he ha- to go to America, that II I English actor. if all accounts ...
... tirst tiineat this theatre. II Talisman., is a p.eiliumous work, the latest that Michael wrote, and its production at Drury Lane in lime lut (it having been never before acted) was consequently invested with a degree of interest quite apart from the ...
... the piece was performed in Manchester about nine years since, when it was given at the Theatre Royal with a portion of the Drury-lane cast. W. M'lntyre was the returned convict, Mogg, a character evidently suggested by Mose/itch in Dickens's Greet Expectations ...
... playhouse has been excited by his inimitably r•wers as a come. than. A benefit one grind tot le *ii being devised for him at Drury Lane, and many it the isso,t eminent members of the profession h:.ye themselves into a committee to obtain sohseripit its which ...
... eminence on the London boards will take part in the exhaustive rogramme which will be remitted to the distinguished audience in Drury Lane Theatre to-day. Although to-morrow's papers will probably contain details of each item in the bill, it may interest the ...
... Opera House, under Mr. Bunn's management, in July, 1837, as Robin in The Waterman. In the following October he appeared at Drury Lane as Master Slender, and laid the foundation of his subsequent reputation as a Shaksperean comedian. Here he appears to have ...