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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. * An attempt was last night made to perfotn the opera of Guy Mlannering; but it was rendered in a great degree abortive, is consequenceof arecent disputebetween Madasre 'Vestri6 and Dfr Anderson, the new candidotO for voca hoeours ...
... DRURY LANE THEATIJE. The oratorios commenced for the season at tids house on Friday night, under the direction of .I Boehsa. They are to be given alternately at the two theatres during Lent. Air Bochsa has certainly ma- la; nifested both judgment and ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. - > -EAro ---a ?? A T-AA, Fn Last night, after repeated disappointments, Lord eiE 1.3yron's tragedy of Sardanapalus was produced at fit this theatre. In the piece, as produced last night, pa the arrangement is somewhat varied, but ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. r MR 5OACOtfADlY' SrAREWELL BENEFIT. The event, to which all that large portion of the public to whom theatrical matters are of any moment have been t looking forward for many weeks past, took place last night. We may say that the ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr Kean made his third appearance this seaso on Mondsiy evelhing.' Thi doorsiof the theatre were 'not tr, opened fivel minutes when the pit was crowded to over- ar flow. 'Theadress and first circles were nearly filled, and n we observed ...
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... DRURY LANE TZtATRE. 13R KEAW. (From the Sun.) Perseverance in most pursuits of life is certain of its reward. It will not make a poet, if we are to believe the ancient bard, nor will it give genius -to an actor ; but that it will improve both, no one ...
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... DRUSYrLANE THBATRE. b The second general meeting of the subscribers for. rehuilding Drury-lane Theatre was held on \WVednes- r dpay. It appears from the leport of their proceedings a that great progress is making towards the completion of this nationLI ...
... delivered without a- spe- cies of effort, which rendered it more touching- the theatre rung with applause-the whole com- pany of Drury-lane came forward on the stage, I to encircle and embrace their comrade, who- was f so soon. to leave them. He threw himself ...
... 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 ...