... DRURY LANE. Covent Garden being closed, it might have been supposed that the walls of old Drury would enclose as an Irishman would say, overflowing audience. This, however, was not the case, for the house was thin. Harlequin and King Pepin, or Valentine ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Great curiosity was excited the announcement' that Kean would resume his performancesimtnediatelv, and that he had selected for his re-appearance Richard, his favourite character, Monday the favourite day with most of staunch supporters ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Oh Monday night a new Tragedy, called Montalto, was performed. The chief Dramatis Persnnce were— Montalto.. . • Mr. Wallack. Mr. Booth. Michael* Mr. Cooper. Laura * Mrs. Egertan. Julia. ..» * Mrs. West. Tlte first afct develops ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Public expectation has seldom been raised to greater height than by the announcement of Kean's appearance in King Lear, which, after numerous delays, took place on Monday evening. The admirers of this highly-gifted actor, confident ...

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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr. Kcan made his second and third appearance this season Friday and Monday, the characters of Othello and Sir Giles Overreach. On both occasions the uproar was nearly equal to that on the night of his first appearance, and scarcely ...

... FRACAS DRURY LANE THEATRE. night, alter the •( •>nd part of pernor had couuirnrpd. audirnct was distualM’d gt-ntlman in of the bo*e» the ftrst Imt. diopoaed to amuao him. (If imitating the music. The usual M Torn him out ** as *oi'iferatod from r« at ...

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... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. MJ U I E N Grand ANNUAL BALL on a scale ot unequalled grandeur, will take place on Faioav, December IBh, 1849. IVbeta for the Ball Ittr. 6d. Price admission for Spectators. Dress Circle, 5*.; Boxes, Is.; Gallery.‘Js.; Upper ...

... 23rrbitii0. Her Majesty and Prince Albert honoured Drury Lane theatre with their presence on Friday, to witness the performance of Acis and Galatea.” Among the parties of rank and fashion at Covent-garden theatre on Saturday night were the family of Sir ...

... Drury Lane Theatre. —Some time ago we informed our readers that Miss Ellis, a lady whose abilities in her profession were so highly appreciated in Cambridge, was engaged by Mr. Macready for Drury Lane. She will appear on Monday evening next, the gentle ...

... name of the pantomime produced at Drury Lane on Monday. It seems to have been decided failure, so need not trouble our readers by a detailed account of it. The Morning Herald says it waa altogether unworthy of Drury Lane boards”; and the Morning Post thus ...