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... Torre Diaz Won't gain by thus showing his animus. SHAKESPEARE AND SCIENCE.—Once, when Mr. Buckstone was performing Lear, at Drury Lane, with Mr. Paul Bedford in the part of Edgar, on his delivery, in his usually impressive style, of that sublime passage- ...
... music at Covent Garden Theatre, and an evening performance at Drury Lane. This is but a faint beginning, bat let as accept it as a move. The Court Journal says, that the visit to Drury Lane will not very vividly recall Shakspeare and his works: the prize ...
... grouml hardened, by a sevore frost,-thlero were crowded audiences at the Music Balls, I understand. All the theatres, except Drury Lane, were closed ; at that house Mr. Howard Glover gave a coucert, at which there were twenty solo vocalists, and very large ...
... , for the due illustration of the poet in his period. The PRcVILEoas oF PLUSH.-On the 3rd May, 1736, the audience at Drury Lane, with the Prince of Wales and his bride among them, witnessed some unex- pected addition to the entertainment promised them ...
... the management and putting to bed of the fittle dragons. The pantomimes at the Princess's ranks next in merit; but that at Drury Lane, which was so much talked of beforehand (viz., Sinbad, the Sailor), is almost beneath criticism. If any of. your readers ...
... rather hard. The Tercentenary, however, appears to have done some good, for it has revived Shakespenan plays in London. Drury Lane, on re-opening, will give us Othello and Hamlet, in which Phelps and Montgomery will appear conspicuously. This revival ...
... by seeing Mr. Ross's performance of George Barnwell.' During the run of the popular drama of the Maid and the Magpie, at Drury Lane and Covent Garden in 1815, a servant girl in the gallery at one of the theatres was so over- come by the natural pathos ...
... gold, silver, and bronze medals awarded for the best poems on Shakespeare. Sbakesperian performances at Convent Garden, Drury Lane, &c., i and a Shakesperian soiree in Westminster Hall, if the Government will grant it. Now that the several conflicting ...
... the sea-side, and the shivering leaves have already frightened a good many city folks from the country. Mr. Falconer, at Drury Lane, pro- mises a rich treat in the way of legitimate drama, and just in time has discovered that the public are weary of plays ...
... thousand did not appear to have much sympathy. Master Roselle is the young artiste who created such immense sensation at Drury Lane last Christmas, as the Old Man of the Mountain, and afterwards in the Four Mowbrays, in which piece, in a variety of cha- ...
... resumed he, I stopped a caravan full of passengers, who assured me that they had not a farthing, as they all belonged to Drury Lane Theatre, and could not get a penny of their salary. Strange Pastime.-I knew Printz, the Marshal of the Court of Prussia ...
... is so ably supported by that talented, clever actor, Mr. Bentley, and a thoroughly bur. lesque company. We hear that the Drury Lane burlesque m active rehearsal, is Miss Eily O'Conner, founded on the world-wide known Colleen Bawn. SERIOUS ACCIDENT PROM ...