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... degree, to attend the tailors ; for our friend Aaron being, we have already had occasion to notice, in the interests of Drury Lane Theatre, was too well pleased at any mortification which might attend anotber booth in the fair; and with the exception ...
... on SATURDAY, JANUARY 19th, with the highly THE STRANGER. Respect and gratitude to the Proprietors of the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, Mr Kemble thinks it only proper to mention, that no other Manager has been favouredd by them with the manuscript copy of ...
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... thou art e'en I'rave a man As e'er conversation cop'd withal.' Or the following— A person last night, in the gallery of Drury Lane, calling frequently in boisterous manner for the tun® of ' Britons Strike Home,' was immediately silenced the appropriate ...
... Garrick carries on the career of the great tragedian; and here we have a full account of the Romeo and Juliet contest at Drury Lane and Covent Garden. The following bit of information will be new to some. Mallet wrote poor masque called Alfred, which ...
... of KING RICHARD III. Will be Performed - with THE LYAR. .Richard & Young Wilding, By Mr PALMER, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane ? being his first ap- pearance in this kingdom. ?? Or FRANCE, ON A GRAND SCALE, t_- i.* Publithed, price 6.1. ( embel!ifn-*d ...
... London, for the Author, ard Sold by ALLAN RAMSAY at Edinburgh: - EURIDICE, a Tragedy, now acted at the Theatre tvov- al in Drury Lane; As aifo newly publifhed, an* lo.d at 11^ raid Shop, . , . v MACBEATH. written by Mr. Shakefpear, witft Alte- rations by ...
... iiV-tr-ei, ti-ablc artist, Mr Naisniith.aiiJ the Dress--, Plephants, Horses, Palanquins. Sec. &c by Mr Johnston, the Sa of Drury Lane Theatre, and are ail exactly finished SvOWS, LAUGH WHEN YOU CAN, THE ? \ND THE DOCTOR, BLUE DEVIL, and in ?? _. ths New ...
... 'ffelfinhi. lifrtime. T . V Pira- may be had bound up together for 400 - 2 5* a comic opera, performed at the A ?.I ?? - 'n Drury Lane, - o o - 1 ?? o lan Canzoreis, for two. voices, compofed by Wii j*' - - o J o Si , j T hybc, a favourite Cantata, compofed ...
... be added, the JUBILEE, With all the Songs and Decorations ; AND A GRAND PAGEANT; As now performing at the Theatre- Royal, Drury Lane. The whole to conclude with a Roundeley, in honour of SHAKESPEARE. This Day are publifbed, In One Volume in Quarto, price ...
... New Farce, c-Ued, The F I R S T F I-- O O R. Written by Mr Conn, -baaed with u-iverfal applanfe, at the Theatre Royal, f Drury Lane. -ffhimfey, Mr WILSON; ,- ?? Wliimtey, Mr ILIFF; * Monford, Mr BELL ; rZ'-ib. Mr HALLION ;* Siman, Mr YATES; Wt Tim Tartlet ...
... ¦¦cc. Tiie-R-n.\y, March 21, will bt- presented, ' ft. the Eleventh Time, p I Z A R R O. ..is: the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, tken from Câ Drama, and adapted to the English Stage, By R. B. SHERIDAN, Esq. ?? and Magnificent Scenery, Dresses, and ...