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... DRURY LANE. On Tuesday last a . fashionable play, entitled The Mosteriou.: Bride, exactly suited to the present taste, and supported by the kindness of the Nlanagers, anti a judicious audience, dittoing three representations last season, was acted before ...
... DRURY LANE. I_ Ii ~' 4' Mr. Russell hag-, on Monday night, the pleasure of displaying a most ridiculous picture of co semnbical vanity, in the part of Tom Shufflelon. in the Comedy of John Hull, before the most overflowing Audience which this Theatre ...
... DRURY LANE. The interior of Drury-lane Theatre on Saturday evening presented a scene of the most remarkable description, crowded as the splendid theatre was from floor to ceiling with one of the merriest Christmas audiences that ever assembled. Hundreds ...
... DRURY LANE. Mr. Smith, the lessee, took his benefit last night, and we are glad to state he was honoured with a bumper. The great event of the evening was the introduction to the British public of a new sort of acrobat—a Mr. Sands, from America, who executes ...
... DRURY LANE. :Miss Kelly, who has been absent neatly three months on an excursion to Dublin, on Wednesday night resumed her professional duties at this theatre in, one of ber best characters, Lucy, in the Beggar's Opera.. She was received in the most ...
... DRURY LANE. The order of the day at this Thew:re still continues to be Brutus, amt the pantomime. As hone,t critics we ca.:not account . fAr the great run which this has had, but from its Lcing a fine si,ectacle, and front the expressive of Mr. Keen. ...
... DRURY LANE. The interior of Drury-lane Theatre on Saturday evening presented a scene of the most remarkable description, crowded as the splendid theatre was from floor to ceiling with one of the merriest Christmas audiences that ever assembled. Hundreds ...
... DRURY LANE. The short and very actable version of Shakespeare's tragedy of Richard 111., compounded by Colley Cibber, was produced at this house last night, with Mr. Barry Sullivan in the part of the Duke of Glo'stes. This tragedy is so seldom performed ...
... •DRURY LANE. Mr. 'Kean resumed his performances at this Theatre, on Monday, in his favourite character of Richard. The house was tilled, awl this distinguished and deserving , object of popular &your was greeted oa his tirst pearance, with lively and ...
... DRURY lANE. A new Melo drame, entitled The Ilero!nr, was produced at this Theatre on Monday I: is a translation of that beautiful French tale The Siege of Rochelle, so far as the characters and the language are concerned ; and, if the story could have ...
... DRURY LANE. The eighth week of the Pyne and Harrison company at the above theatre was commenced yesterday evening with Wallace's celebrated opera of Maritana. Mr Harrison, of course, fulfilled his original part of that most deboshed Cavaliero Don ...
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