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... DRURY LANE. A new play from the pen of Mr. Edmund. Falcon or, entitled Love's Ordeal ; or, the Old and New Regime, was brought out at this theatre last evening. The scene is laid in Paris, and the author's purpose may be best described in his own words ...
... DRURY LANE. Tel brille au second rang gui s'eclipse au premier is a sentiment which finds but little favour with our modern aspirants to Thespian renown. They will go in for first- class business, or else eschew the sock and buskin alto- gether, ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. After ?? with gieat success a series of provincial engagements which have necessitated his absence from London for nearly a year and a half, Mr. Charles Keaa has come back to town, and is about to reappear at Drury- lane Theatre. His ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. As an entertainment quite new, unique, and interesting, we can recommend the performances of Mr. E T. Smith's juvenile company of Italian singers and dancers, brought forward, for the first time in this country, yesterday morn- ing ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE, A new candidate for the favour of Londoa playgoers appeared at this theatre yesterday evening ia the person of Mr. H. Loraine, an actor of some provincial celebrity, who courageously chose for the occasion the character of Don Csesar ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Fashion, whose ca| ricioua dominion is felt in the ilrair.a as in all otiier institutions of our highly-civilised onur.-i- -nity, bad for many years past banished Othello from the sage, or only tolerated its performance at remote in ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The mania for Scotland, and all things Scotch, with which Londoners are not uncommonly afflicted in the fall of the year, has been turned to laughable accouut by Messrs. Brough and Haliday in a farce of their joint construction, entitled ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr. Edmund Falconer is popular, and not ondeserveu! so. In conjunction with his co-lessee Mr. ChattertoD. a has for some years past managed the national theatre wil judgment and eaterprise, aad ia a style which h.vs affonle abundaat ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The programme at this important theatre has been pleasantly diversified by the revival of the favourite comedy of The Game of Speculation, in which Mr. Charles Mathews plays his famous character of Mr. Affable Hawk with matchless ...
... THE MORNING POST. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY -LANE. Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr. F. B. Chatterton. THIS EVENING, at seven, BELLES OK THK KITCHEN. At eight, FORMOSA : Messrs. Barrett, H. Irving, David Kisher, Brittain Wright, K. Charles, anu John Bouse ; Meads ...
... THE MORNING POST. THEATRE KOYAL, DRURY LANE. Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr. F. B. Chattel .on. THIS EVENING, ut seven, BELLES OF THE KITCHEN. At eight, FORMOSA : Messrs. Barrett, H. Irving. David Fisher, Lrittain Wright, F. Charles, iiiut John Rouse : Me ...
... THE MORNING POST. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY -LANE. Bole Lessee and Manager, Mr. F. B. Chatterton. THIS EVENING, at seven, BELLES OF THE KITCHEN. Aieicht, FORMOSA : Messrs. Bai-rett, H. Irving, David Fisher, JJritt—in Wright, F. Charles, and John House : Mesds ...