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... DRURY LANE. The annual benefit of the Royal Dramatic College was held at this theatre on Monday afternoon, when nearly all the theatres the metropolis sent a company to represent them. It is not necessary to describe the entertainment; suffice it to say ...
... DRURY LANE. Othello was given last night, Mr. Charles Dillon as Othello, and lago being sustained Mr. T. C. King, The performance cither actor, although undoubtedly fine needs analytical description, both adhered the recognised interpretation respective ...
... DRURY LANE. LONG before the regular time of opening the doors on Boxing-night this theatre was surrounded by an immense crowd, all anxiously waiting for admission. The theatre was crowded in every part, and before the rising of the curtain every seat ...
... DRURY LANE COMPANY THIS EVENING (MONDAY). Jan. 11th, Sheridan Knowles's Play VIROI N U 8; Or, the Roman Father Mr. Charles Dillon. To conclude with Douglas Jerrold's Drama BLACK-EYED SUSAN. Black-eyed Susan Miss FA.V.VY AJJDtSOM. TUESDAY, Jan. mb. THE ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE The winter season at this theatre came a close Saturday last, when Mr Chatterton took his benefit. Macbeth,” The Girls of the Period,” and Beda,” were the final performances. The theatre is to open again on Monday next with a new version ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last evening a full and critical audience lined the walls of old Drury to witness the wondrous tragedy of Hamid ; the erratic Prince of Denmark being personated by Mr. T. C. King, actor whose position on the London boards is warranted ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE, Whilst those old plays which have supplied the theatre with its most memorable histrionic traditions attract such numerous assemblages as are nightly gathered within these wall*, it would difficult to deny that large section of the ...
... THE THEATRES. DRURY LANE. The performances of this week have boon alternated between (MMIo —with Messrs. I’holps, Dillon, and Sinclair, in tbroo principal male, and Miss Hoath and Miss Huddart in the female, characters -and Tke Hthoolfor Scandalwith Mr ...
... DRURY LANE THEA7Ri. Last night, dramatic performances being prohibice.l, Mr. Chatterton gave a grand muiical festival, which attracted an overflowing house. Thu programme was of unusual proportions, and embraced, in addition, a large body of vocalists ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The pantomime having been withdraw , dramatic company have a ga i n t a k en possessi°llo the stage, and last night the t rage dy o f Macb eth drew a very crowded audience. The great curicsla of the performance was the doubling ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The favourable impression made by Mr. T. C. King during the last week of the winter season at this theatre has induced the management to revert to the legitimate drama, and Shakespeare again holds sway at the “national’’establishment ...
... DRURY LANE, WAKEFIELD. Important SA LE of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE' Mahogany Wardrobe. Four-post, Tudor and Iron Bedsteads, Hairand Spring Mattresses, NI Washstands and Dressing-tables with arhle tops, Toilet Glaeses, Costly Brussels Kidderminster Carpets ...