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... VsBLIO AMUSEXNT8 pOS OF TESENICE, AT DRURY LANE ,Tg 1OGEOFTHE ATRE. .can be more decidedly and deservedly sne- ii thin the ?? of Lord Byron's Marino ,6icM ,Gn the ?? of Drury Lane Theatre. O ter j5irro tsn sir. Chasterton have tried the experiment eraieg ...
... Converted into an opera by Mr. Benedict at Covent Garden and perverted to the uses of burlesque by Mr. Byron and others at Drury Lane, the Strand, and the Surrey Theatres, the play seems yet to have lost little of its first firm hold upon public sympathy ...
... THE THEATRICAL EXAMINER. ,nT)TDV T.A W. DRURY LANE. One of the best entertainments now to be found in London is that provided under the management of Mr Chatterton. The rage for spectacular show has become so prevalent of late that, however much we may ...
... produced at this house on Saturday ar night with perfect success. In placing Manfted-bis first *M Byronic venture-oa the Drury-lane stage, Mr. F. MB. Chatterton called in the aid of the ballet-mastor as well vE as the scene-painter and musical composer ...
... grand dramatic poesm-nrather thadi tragedy -of Aferisies Faiero; which was'publishede at the end of 1820, and produced at Drury-lane theatre- in spite of the author's urgent and repeated remon- strances-at the cenmneancement of the following year. As he ...
... offer in all the days of her life. WELLSAID, PAT!-When Mr. Sheridan pleaded in court lis own cause, and that of the Drury-lane Theatre, an Irish labourer, knowit amongthe actors by the name of Billy Brown, was called upon to give his evidelce. Previously ...
... Kellogg's first appearance. DRURY-LANE.-The presentation , fur five nights, of The Lady pf Lyons in the original form will have enabled those who seek to make comparisons to judge whether the old utyle, as shown on the boards of Drury-lane, or the iiew style, ...
... it, and we hear little more of the piece till Ioteu took a fancy to the part of Tangent, and played it several times at Drury-lane. It was last acted in London at the Hay- market about forty years ago, when Vining was Tangent; W. Farren, Caustic; and ...