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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Lord Byron's “ Manfred” will be brought out at this theatre with unequalled splendour aud magnificence. For some time Mr. W. Telbin, decidedly one of if not the best picturesque of our scenic painters, has, been engaged in illustrating ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The long-announced performance in aid of the fund for erecting a national monument to Shakespeare took place on NV ednesday evening, and attracted a brilliant audience. It consisted of selections from _Romeo and Juliet, King John ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The long-announced perfo rmance for erecting a national monumentto b d tiake h s e p e took place on Wednesd a y evening : and attract e d a in aioftf e u a n r d brilliant audience. I t con-Asted of As You Lik e selections f rom smhgAdo ...
... 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 2HEATRE. This theatre was opened for the season on Saturday evening last, with the eclat which usually attends the opening of the national Theatre. The enterprising Lessees and Managers, Messrs. Falconer and Chatterton, have bad the interior ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. ’ This truly maguificent and National theatre was opened for the winter season on Saturday evening last, to one of the most crowded audiences ever ‘assembled within its walls. It is now under the combined management of Mr. Edmund Falconer ...
... 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 ...
... THE MORNING HERALD. DRURY LANE. Sole Lesgee and Manager, Mr. E. 'Falconer THIS EVENING the Comedy of LONDON ASSURANCE. Messrs. Verr ler, Addison, Toole, Compton. and Lacy; Miss C. Weston. After which a new Musical Vaudeville, in which Mr. and Mrs. Howard ...
... 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 ...
... THE EVENING STANDARD DRURY LANE. Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr. Falconer. THIS EVENING the performances will coininence with PEEP O’DAY: or, S;»v, urncen Dcclish. Messrs. 11. horainc, Walter D»ry, Addison, C. Verner ; Misses Cleveland. Clara Weston. M. ...
... THE MORNING HERALD. DRURY LANE. Sole Lesqee anti Manager, Mr. E. Falconer. THIS EVENING the performances will commence with the Comedy of EXTREMES ; or, Men of The Day. Messrs. Lorraine, Sinclair, Calliaem ; Mrs. Bowers and Mrs. Falconer, To conclude ...
... THE MORNING HERALD. DRURY LANE. Sole Lesqee and Manager, Mr. E. Falconer. THIS EVENING the performances will commence with PEEP O'DAY ; or, Savouraeen Deelish. Messrs. 11. Loraine, Walter Lacy, Addison; Misses Cleveland, Clara Weston, M. Hudson, 8:c. ...