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... FRACAS AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Wednesday night, af'er the second part of the per j formance had commenced, the audience was disturbed *• gentleman** in one of the boxes of the first tier, who seemed disposed to amuse himself imitating the music. The ...
... After which, will performed (2d lime) the Comic Piece YOUTHFUL QUEEN. Now performing at Drury Lane Theatre with most distinguished success. Count Oicnftern, Mr. Frederick Fury, Mr. ; StciulHTg, Mr. Ualls ; CJriaiine, Mias KonntUi ; Eimoa, Miss Chalmers ...
... Engagement of Mr. and Mr*. WOOD. Second Appearance of Mr. BALFE, the celebrated CorapoieranH Sineer, the Theatre Royal, Drury, lane. rpHIS PRESENT EVENING, November 12, X the performances will commence with the Grand Opera of ...
... MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, on which occasion Mr. and Madame BAL.FE, Mr. FRANKS (principal Tenor Singer of the Theatres Royal, Drury lane, and St. James’s), and Mr. HORN CASTLE will appear. The Performances will commence with Sir E. L. Bulwer'a Historical Play ...
... performances will commence with a New and interesting Drama(by Mr. DEVEIIE), which has been performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with most decided success, called ...
... returned from London, he has been for the purpose of making engagements. Mr. Kean, (son of the celebra t agedian,) whose sue- Drury lane bts only b equalled that of his faiher, engaged perform at our Theatre for twelve nights, for 0«e Thousand Guineas—iht highest ...
... produced, (3d tira.-) the ctlrbraltd national Ballrd Opera, the subject from OMilan, now pci forming the Theatre Koyal, Drury lane, with the most distinguished sucx«sa, called ...
... called, The S,iener Aostmuns well; Ssrncr Seneschal. Mr O’lltiurli Seneiu-lial, M thela. Diiiml, neschsl. Mi' Swiss— V> Drury lane) Theatre- ttoy Melohtal, Et with Toll—l Mr «!. WII Fri«u ...
... theatre royal. A Aopearance of Mu. WARNER, (late Miss Huds* ®, f the Theatre Royal. Drury lane ; and of Mr. WALLACE, the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, who are aedfor Ttselre Nights, and whose engagement cannot ”!.*ihlv be prolonsted. jg PRESENT EVENING ...
... owing to many other arrangement*, cannot poiaibly prolonged. Mr. STRETTON, principal Baa* Singer of the Theatre Rojal, Drury lane and Covent-garden, it engaged for tbit period, and will make bit Kirat Appearance. The performance will commence with the ...
... THEATRICALS. The Observer states that Charles Kean is again engaged Drury Lane, This will probably interfere with early fulfilment of his engagement with Mr. Calcraft, who opens Hawkins-street theatre on Saturday. The first week Covent garden has been ...
... W faith, Mr. Jacob’s Creed.' the Bishop of Drury lane providing music for n>« in the new opera. Miss Stephens is providing Ft the Archbishop of York's concerts. Mr. H. Hall’s love-letters to the charming Mer- marriage, wishing to style her 4 idol of I ...