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... DRURY LANE. Here the managomet t has achieved a more then ordinery success. Mr. Blanchard, the author, h the firat place, has been happy his I sebject. There is no such resource for pantomime as the archives I of the nursery. To delight chi'dhood or to ...
... DRURY LANE. Phis theatre commenced its season in earnest with a grand comic Christmas pantomime, entitled Peter Wilkins; or, Harlequin and the FJyingWoman of the Loadstone Island. The first scene represents the interior of a Cornish mine, wl.ere Peter ...
... DRURY LANE. Lot 7.—A1l those FOUR DWELLING-HOUSES situate in Drury Lane, now or late in the respective occupations of Mrs. Schofield, Mrs. Bulmer, William Rod well, and Benjamin Gamble, together with two sUblrt. a yard, and cmveniencrs, containing the ...
... DRURY LANE. During the past week Mr. C. Matthews has been acting much too frequently for his own health and strength, however advantageous may be for the management to have him toiling through three pieces —The Game of Speculation, Little Toddkkins, and ...
... DRURY LANE. Wallace’s very popular opera of Marilana was performed at this theatre. The part of Maritana was assigned to Miss Dyer, who is well known as a pleasing artiste. This lady’s voice is not powerful one, but she has much taste, and sings correctly ...
... DRURY LANE. The pantomime at this theatre is entitled Peter Wilkins; or, Harlequin and the Flying Women, and is founded, with the slightest foundation, on the well-known tale. The hero is introduced as a Cornish miner, the first sceoe representing the ...
... DRURY LANE. I. S3I:TIT, William Tell. Or, HARLEQUIN LE.c. YEAR, Pantomime, by E. L. Blanchard. COVENT GARDEN. MiSS LOUISA PYNE & Mt. W. HARRISON. 941'14.4*1 *1re ~ 1 ,, , ,.70„ K William Tell / Charles Dillon Gesler .. Mr. Emery .. . Albert - s Tliirli ...
... DRURY LANE. Mr. E. T. Smith on Monday nijxht opened this theatre with a very agreeable programme. Mrs. Stirling appeared in the comic drama of the Tragedy Queen, which she has so often made attractive by her native vivacity. The comeay Mamed for Money ...
... DRURY LANE. A performance for the benefit of the widow and children of the late Robert B. Brough took place at this theatre, on Wednesday evening, when no less than four of the leading London theatrical companies gratuitously lent their valuable services ...
... DRURY LANE. A little comedy, called A Bachelors Wife, presumed to have been transplanted from New York, where the scene is laid, was produced here on Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matthews performing the principal characters. The author’s intention ...
... DRURY LANE. The neat little comedy Les Pattes Mouche, which met with so favourable a reception when performed by the French company in the summer, was on Monday produced in English guise at this theatre, as two-act comedy, entitled The Billet Doux. The ...
... DRURY LANE. Lot 7.—A1l those FOUR DWELLING-HOUSES situate in Drury Lane, now or late in the respective occupations of Mrs. Schofield, Mrs. Bolmer, William Rod well, and Benjamin Gamble, together with two sUb!(B. a yard, and conveniences, containing in ...