Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Dramatic College.—A morning is to take place at Drury Lane Theat: ning of Wednesday, the 13th inst., for th ? this institution. The piece selected for }°a 8 u rrj ie School for Scandal,” for the rej of ■which the following strong combin Vi'ent will be ...
... Ballet Divertissement, entitled THE STAR OF SARAGOSSA, Supported by the Misses SARAH and TISSY GUNNISS, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Corps de Ballet. To conclude with (First Time in Birmingham) THE AREA BELLE! Lower Coxes, S*. and 25.; Upper Boxes ...
... this afternoon, but would have taken part in one of the dramatic representations, but his engagement with Mr. Falconer at Drury Lane Theatre rendered powerless fo? the time to follow his own inclinations, and, asT understand, Mr. Falconer would not consent ...
... allow the preparations for the pageant to be thrown away, and he afterwards introduced the procession with much success Drury Lane Theatre, where it was represented about a hundred nights. What followed the performance of the ode on Thursday is thus neatly ...
... To be followed a New FAIRY BALLET PIVERTIfsiIMENT, Supported by the Misses SARAH TISSY GUNNI3S, j 01 the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, aud Corps Ballet. conclude with the successful Farce THE AREA BELLE. Lower Boxes, 3a. 2*.; Upper -Boxes, ls. 6d.; Pit, ...
... Streets. To be followed by A BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT, Supported by the Misses SARAH and TISSY GUNNISS, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. To conclude with the Favourite Farce of THAT BLESSED BABY/ On Monday next, and during the week, THE POOR OF BIRMINGHAM ...
... Ballet Divertissement, entitled THE STAR OF SARAGOSSA, Supported the Misses SARAH and TISSY GUNNI3S, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Corps de Ballet. To concltr.de with the LAST SCENE from Shakespeare's Play of THE WINTERS TALE. On Monday next. April ...
... without having attained full compass of human hie—Athenceum. otal Dramatic College.—A morning performsis to take place at Drury Lane Theatre on the Jing of Wednesday, the 13th inst., for the benefit his institution. The piece selected for the occais “The ...
... Immediately on news of the accident arriving in London, on Thurs® night, a message was despatched to the The»bf®. Royal, Drury Lane, to break the sad news i* ,‘ Tilbury. She at once went down Brentwo®®' taking with her their child, only about four old ...
... your Adam's ale. Cassio takes the pledge.— Punch. Shakespeare and Science.—Once, when Mr. Backstone 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— ...
... actresses, and Mr. W. E. Walmisley sends two elaborate drawings W. Capon—the one showing the interior of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, before the fire 1809; and the other vhe interior of the Theatl'd Royal. Covent Gardem before it was burnt down in 1808 ...
... inconvenience, we believe, consented to come down to read the first act of “The Tempest.” Mr. Phelps played Falstaff at Drury Lane last night. He is expected here this morning, and he will return to London the midnight train to-night. Lastly, Mr. George ...