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... DRURY LANE. A new play from the pen of Mr. Edmund. Falcon or, entitled Love's Ordeal ; or, the Old and New Regime, was brought out at this theatre last evening. The scene is laid in Paris, and the author's purpose may be best described in his own words ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr. Edmund Falconer is popular, and not ondeserveu! so. In conjunction with his co-lessee Mr. ChattertoD. a has for some years past managed the national theatre wil judgment and eaterprise, aad ia a style which h.vs affonle abundaat ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY -LANE. Managers, Messrs. E. Falconer and F. B. Chatterton THIS EVENING, MACBETH : Mr. Phelps, Messrs. T. Swin- bourne, C. Yandenhoff, J. Neville, and Barrett; Mhs Atkin- son, Miss Poole, ...
... DRURY- LANE THEATRE. Under the alarming title of Husbands Beware!'' .» farce by Mr. E. Falconer, described iv the bids as both new and original, but which appears to have a rather better claim to the latter thaa to the former designation, was produced ...
... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. In no other play that has ever been written is the magical power cf the dramatist to waft us from the grim realities of life, acd all their concomitant sorrows and solicitudes, into a legion of puie and peaceful delight, more charmingly ...
... of Tuesday, Nov. 14, there is a paragraph alluding to the death of ' Palmer, the great English actor, : when playing in Drury -lane, in 1798, the principal part of i tke Stranger ; who, after uttering the words ?? There is i another aud a better world ...
... j in the Grand Drury-lane PAN TO MIMK THIS EVKNING. Theatre Boyal, Drury lane. rjPiii. INFANT DEfETO, lut-_^e.u__uf aye, i JL will i ntroduce her MarveUous IM IT ATIONS and PAS A LA j FERKA NKN'A THIS EVENING, in the Grand Drury-lane] FANI'OMiME. Theatre ...
... The bankrupt, R. W. Keene, better known under his theatrical cognomen of * Dykwynkyn, now so prominent in the bills of Drury Lane, was described aa an artist, of Clapham. This was the sitting for examination and dis- charge. Debts, 522.. ; no assets ...
... inscrip- tion accompanying the medal is the following : — ?? The in- corporated actors belonging to the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane, humbly beg leare to present their perpetual President, David Garriirk, Esq., with this medal, ia testimony of thair gratitude ...
... and Eugenic r'rederieka from the Opera t'on.ique, Paris , with luu picked dancers from Her Majesty's, Covent-garden, and Drury- . lane The itres. Eirst Night ol a New Musical Ballet, entitled LES PATINEURS, or LE*. PLAiSIRS Dill VER; together with I the ...
... ami EugSuie Fredericka from the Opera Comiipie, Paris , with 100 • picked dancers from Her Majesty's. Covent-garden. and Drury- lane Theatres. First Night of a New Musical Ballot, entitled LES PATINEUES. e-r LES PLAISIRS D'HIVEE; tog ther with : the celebrated ...
... Eugenic rredericka from ?? oii.i>_uc*, Paris., with 100 jii ■_•. d dancei-3 from tier Majesty's, Cove'.it-garde-n, uiid Drury- lane Ineatres. First Night ot i New Musical iiuliet, entitled LE-i I'A I'tNEL'RS, or ?? L'LAISIRS D'UIV LR toget ?? r ■ ith the ...