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... DRURY LANE THAEATRE. Mir Kean's second attempt t6~ stem the ebbing tide of popul~arity-was made on Tuesday night in the tragedy of: ise -Othello., The doors of the theatre did not present the Fit same ?? on Monday, nor did, 'the rush whene they. were ...
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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. This theatre opened for the season on Saturday evening. The pcrformanmes were such as to deve. lope its resources as an Opera House. They con- sisted of Balfe's first and most popular opera, The Siege of Roebelle ; and of the new ...
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... DRURY LANE ?rHEATRE. M~acsinger';s ell-know/n rand as-rnuch-ad mire d dramar, A New Way to Pay Old Debts, wvas performred on Si- h, tordny even~ing. mr c. Kean on this occasionanppeared, lA fnr the first time in London, as Sir Giles Overreach- that fiendish ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. kt Mr Kean went thrnugh the p, -t of .ircA r s Monday night, oti e- heard lately of his inolnnelaly inao cetcOIcC re anticipate. Recnemberi-ig the on vtiniroli ti/c !st floe it to ~say, that on the ?? ofl ?? I a- act, the whole of ...
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... national drama. (Fromn the T;mtec.) t There is no better company fir thie serious drnma Ithan thnt which iS now enganged at Drury Lane. I Let tihe nmltoirers or the deprecintors of Miir Macrosdy pl'ne linus, where they will. itl camparisOO writh the atctori ...