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... COVENT -garden. rarmerGaum-.cn- MrCti,^ Sim — MrßtAsniata; Banks — MaHnii; Lamp -- MrCßwriu; • :: - play could ?? better cad. t.r better ftippo; ted by Cue different pctformers. — Blanchard in prirticfllar, ,: , .c.i, ,ii! were excellent, was a perleet ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. - , MONDAY, OCT. 2S. The pieces ahdoanced for perforrnaflce at this Theatre last Aight were the opera of Pike Wood- 1 mnra and tile grand ballet pantomime of Oscar and Mavinza I The house vr.s ?? attended at-an early hour, and' ...
... cOVENT GARDEN THiEATRE A new come'ly by Mr Sheridn's Knvwles, was predared oni Wedn~esday night. called Old Mahil. A cro,liti amdietice acsembled to witness it-an 'uliene, a d iettrmine' to awnsd the full meed of praise to n favourite allthor, and ...
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... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. As usual, this Theatre was very thinly attend- t ed last night at first account. Tbe performances S we.e The Provoked Husband, and Torn Thumb. At half-price a great torrent rushed in, which nearly filled the house before the end ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Much curiosity was excited by the announcement that Mlons.' ?? would appear on MondaW'niht. -is faine Shad 'been spread abroad by travellkt, sadd still farther disseminated! by 'a plentiful applicati'nhf6 th't tnbit powesr- ful ...
... COVENT GARDEN TUTEATREr. . I I t11 ._ ; b thn ?? Friday night will ever be menaorable in tim anotils of this theatre, as thle final retircerent of AMr Charles Kern. hie, tire lest member ono tile stage of thle distinguished fa-i toils' that have contributedi ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATlRE. At tire commanul of her Majesty, who on Tues- day night visited this house in private, Mr Charles Kemble appeared as 1)on Felix, in Mrs Centlivre's bustling comedy of the Wondhr. The house was crammed, and the audience, not considering ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Under the management of Mr Henry Wallack, tthis house opened last night. The manager's pur. pose, if we may judge by the announcements in his e foot-line, is to bring out new dramas. This purpose is a laudable one; it at any rate ...
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