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... DRURY LANE. The Alabama,” a new farce produced a# this theatre, is alteration of an old piece called the Spitfire,” produced in 1838, and the experiment of reviving former dramatic success proved completely successful. The fun of the piece turns on the ...
... DRURY LANE. So long as a considerable percentage of inhabitants of the three kingdoms is classified under the name of ' Smith, some occasional confusion is almost unavoid- able. When, accordingly, a young painter expecting new model in the person of man ...
... centuries ago) or aa public theatrical entertainment ot kind new this generation. It baa been done before, but tbe arrangements Drury-lane in variona respects are superior to those former occasions, and tbe noble poetry of Milton will lift up any but tbe stupidest ...
... DRURY LANE MEETING THIS DAY. The annual meeting the proprietors and shareholder* the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, was held at two o'clock afternoon in the Grand Saloon of the theatre ; Hr. Aides In the chair# The report of the General Committee was then ...
... X H THKATKES. DRURY LANE. The long-promised Scotch spectacle piece, “Bonnie Don* doe, was brought out on Monday night by Mr. Edmund Fnloner, who, in his double capacity «s author and manager, deserves very large share the applause with which it was received ...
... THE GLOBE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1867. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. That fine old comedy, The Man of the World, has been re-produced at this theatre. When it was first performed in England Covent'garden in 1781, Macklin, the author, played Sir Pertinax ...
... mHEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. —Managers, JL Messrs. E. Falconer and F. B. i MORNING PERFORMANCES of the PANTOMIME Tuesday, Dec. 27, Wednesday, 28, Thursday, 29. Friday, 30, antt Saturday, St.-On BOXINO-NIOHT (Monday), Dec. 20, and During the Week, her Majesty’s ...
... rjIfIEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.— -I. THIS EVENING win be performed AN APRIL FOOL. Mewre. B. Rexby, G. fielmore, Fitsjames, G. Wei ton, andMiaa Hudspeth. Alter which Quarter to Eight; the Fil%t Fart of Shakeipere a HENRY THE°FOURTH. Mr. Creiwick, Messrs ...
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... arms not wlmtlted to the Eyonlo? , enln? . i. 30 for the Day I,^rt ;™ > . , yitKPERICK BDROESS. F TY * S OPE A. T ROYAL. DRURY LANE. J-R- Titleni. “Medea. in IS Ope™. USS; & CO*S b 7 MwlUe.TUiens. ...
... lnsert the pres*, of m imisnion J’* * Araa. Children irs, ,»t 2a »or th. DAT ; Mr. BURORS9. MAJESTY’S OPERA, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. In “Fldello.” THIS EVENING (Toe-Uy). M.y I»Ut (lut Um. mmob). Boethoren't Opjr», FW gitO TUlcns, - ...
... Colonnade, second door from Fidl-mall, open daily, the superintendence Mr. from ten till . also at the Boi-oßce, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, under the portico Brydges-street. open from ten UU eight, Theatre royal, adblphi.— Sale Proprietor nnd Manager. Hr. BRN-lAMIPf ...