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... DRURY LANE. The announcement that Mr. Charles Kean would appear in his popular part Hamlet attracted ft crowded and brilliant audience to Drury Lane, on Monday evening. The death of the vocalist so long known to the public as Miss Maria Tree had prevented ...
... DRURY LANE. Mr. E. T. Smith wound up the season on Saturday night with his benefit, when Mrs. Centlivre's play ...
... DRURY LANE. Mr. E. T. Smith wound the Saturday night with his benefit, when Mn. Centli\ re’s play Tr.e Wonder; cry Woman Kttps a Secret, given, with Mr. Charles Kean as Don Eelix, and Mrs. Charles Kean Violantc, and other ectertainmenfa, in which Mr. ...
... DRURY LANE. The performance of Othello last night, for the benefit of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean, was interesting for two especial reasons. First, Mr. Charles Kean had not sustained the character of the Moor in London for fourteen years ; secondly, curiosity ...
... DRURY LANE. The performance of Othello last night, for the benefit |of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean, was interesting for two especial reasons. First, Mr. Charles Kean had not sus- tained the character of tbe Moor in London for fourteen years ; secondly, ...
... 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 ...
... BELL’S WEEKLY MESSENGER. THE THEATRES. DRURY LANE. The announcement of Mr. C. Kean’s first appearance as Shy lock, in The Merchant of Venice, drew overflowing audience to ‘‘Old Drury,” on Monday evening, to enjoy as rich a treat as the drama can now afford ...
... R. and MRS. CHARLES KEAN will L.REAPPEAR at the Theatre-Royal Drury lane, 'I HIS EVENING (TUESDAY), March 4th, in THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. On Thursday, Bth, Hamlet ; on Friday, 7th, Merchant of Venice ; and on Saturday Bth, Louis XI. ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA ...
... WANTED, a BARMAN. Apply at 111, Drury- lane, thle morning, after o’clock. WANTED, COOK and CUTTER. Apply at the Pimlico Dining rooms, 18, Victoria-road, Pimlico. WANTED, reepectable young MAN, to do the General Work ot Gin-shop. ntih charsc are may apply ...
... LI IR JOHN FALSTAFF, facinp.; DRURY LANE THEATRE, BRYDGES STREET. STRAND. B. LAWSON, late of the Crown, has taken the above house, and solicits the patronage of his friends and the public. Choice Wines and Spirits. An Ordinary daily at 2. ...
... FUNERALS. CHEAP AND RESPECTABLE. Steward and Co., 52, Great Wild- STREET, DRURY LANE. W.C. Grown Person’s Carriage Funeral, Smooth Elm Coffin Pall, Mourners’ Fittings, Mourning Carriage and Attendance .£2 5 Separate Hearse and Coach Hearse and Pa r of ...