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... DRURY LANE. On Thursday evening the Man of Two LiVe3 was withdraw-7. and gave place toiratnlet, Mr. T. C. King making his re-appearance as the Prince of Denmark, and gaining fresh honours by his impersonation. Mr. King has evidently bestowed great pains ...
... DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING, at seven. 81.E1.i.S THE KITCHEN. Fallowed by. a* Ten K.ij.ct FoRM«*SA Messrs. .1. 15. Howard, Barrett, H. Irvin*. Dhvi I Eidier, Brittain Wright F. Charles, and John Bouse; Mrs Biningtoii. Midei Maggie Bremun. E. icdo;> d Dal ...
... DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING, at Seven, WIFE'S OUT. To conclude with, unarUr to Right, theGrandChristmas Pantomime,entitled PUSS IN BOOTS; charoctcni in the opening by the princijH;! members the company. Double Pautomimists and various tu;. cities. Doors ...
... DRURY LANE. The pantonvme being withdrawn, the legitimate drama bas taken possession or the boards. Last night Macbeth was produced, and served to introduce a new Lady Macbeth in the person of Mrs. Howard Paul, a lady whose name has been long associated ...
... DRURY LANE. Dni!-y-“tirac-hono. ro ...
... DRURY _LANE. THIS EVENING, at ge;ie - n - , - THE GIRLS OF THE PERIOD, a Musical Folly. At a Quarter to Eight, THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL: Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. Phelps; Mr. Charles Dillon, Mr. Ryder, Miss Amy Sedgwick. To conclude with a Grand Ballet of Action ...
... DRURY LANE. To old Drury belongs the honour of reviving the glories of pantomime when (at least in central London) they seemed to be fading out; and as it has ever since maintained its character as the pantomime house, old Drury is a special object of ...
... DRURY LANE Othello WU given last night, Mr. Chailcs Dillon appear- ing as Othello, and lago being sustained by Mr. T. C. King. The performance of cither actor, although undoubtedly fine, needs no analytical description, as both adhered to the re- cognised ...
... DRURY LANE. The summer season was inaugurated last evening with a new drama, of the sensational school, proceeding from the fertile brain of Mr. Dion Boucicault. Forinosq ; or , Th e Railroad to I?uin, is the title chosen, and to judge by the success ...
... DRURY LANE. The pantomime being withdrawn, the legitimate has taken possession the boards. Last night was produced, and served to introduce a new Lady in the person of Mrs, Howard Paul, a lady whose name has been long associated with her clever entertainment ...
... DRURY LANE. As it is already announced that Mr. E. L. Blanchard’s pantomime, Beauty and the Beast,’’will be “positively withdrawn on Saturday, Feb. 26,” we presume that no time will be lost in witnessing Mr. F. B. Chatterton's great Christmas annual, ...
... DRURY LANE, The summer season was inaugurated last evening with » new drama, of the sensational school, proceeding from the fertile brain of Mr. Dion Boucicault. Formosa ; or, Th* Railroad to Ituin, is the title chosen, and to judge by th* success of ...