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... THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TijlS PRESENT EVENING, Nov.2l,The*i S“i’»ants will revive the Comic Opera the haunted tower. . _ f Oakland, Mr. Dow ton; Baron De Courcy, Mr. «i * I.ord William, Mr. Braliam ; Edward, Mr. Ban. Lewis, Mr Mathews; Robert, Mr. ...
... at the Manchester Theatre, for fortnight. The Indian, and The Weathercock, drew a very crowded audience, last night, to Drury-lane Theatre. Miss De Camp was rapturously encored in her last song, and the whole went off with increased effeft. The Assastint ...
... Chiswick. Ivlrs. Jordan and Mr. Elustoh were lor.div applauded in their favorite parts VialauU. Don fetix, last night, at Drury-lane Theatre. Mr. Joobert took Mr. D’EovtLLE’s part in tbs Baik:, who was prevented illness from perform!;!?. Madame Parimt danced ...
... number 918.) theatre-royal, DRURY-LANE. PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 5, Their Maies'ies’ S«»ants will act the Plav THE MOUNTAINEERS. Ociavian, Mr- FJli*t«n ; Virolet, Mr. Bartley ; Kilmallock, Mr Johnson*; Roque, Mr. Powell; Lope Tocho, Mr. Maihews Bulcazin ...
... aMB£R THEATRF..ROYAL, DRURY-LANE This EVENING, Dec. 9, Their i«’ SM'fSnts will act the Comedy the school for scandal. p..o| Teazle, Mr. Wroughton; Joseph Surface, Mr. • ,r '' „. Charles Surface, Mr. Ertiston. Lady Teazle, Maria, Miss Vlellon. Aft HI- ...
... in Store-street, Bedford square. He was born in the year 1730, and died in the 75th year of his age. He first appeared at Drury-lane Theatre in 1748,havingexchanged the attorney 's y«*// for the tragic truncheon His first essays being passed over without ...
... HUMBER 926.) FIFTH TIME. THEATRE-ROVAL, DRURY-LANE. PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 14, Their 'I Set van tj will act a New Comedy, called the school for friends. The Pro'ogue to be spoken Mrs H. Siddons. And the Epilogue Mr. Mathews. • To which will be added (15th ...
... have the management Lord Nelson’s funeral. Mr. Russell, one of His Majesty’s joiners, will make the coffin. Johnston r, of Drury-lane Theatre, performed the parts of Vlaj.ir O' Flaherty, and Bath, on Tuesday evening. The repairs and embellishments Clevelandhouse ...
... SLEEPING BEAUTY in the WOOD ; a Legend for the Nursery; petrorming, at this time, with great Applause, at the TheatroHoyal, Drury-lane. Printed (br at the Juvenile and School Library, No. 157, New Boiul-street; and to be had alt Book•elleis town abd country ...
... DUMBER 930.) theatre-royal, drury-lane r«HIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 19, Their I vUieitie*’S«vant» will act the Tragedy »f 1 J DOUGLAS. \oi»al, the YOUNG ROSCIUS (being hi* second »p--irancein London, this Season); Lord Randolph, Mr. Holf'j. Glenalmn, Mr ...
... -Mr. and Mrs. Sntith, Mrs; and Miss Vahdeleur. Last night. Master Betty again performed Nerval, in the Tragedy of Douglas, Drury-Lane Theatre, and received much applause, from elegant, but not crowded audience. A.Miss Fraser, not six years of age, performed ...
... add the splendid solemnities to be used at the interment our departed hero, Lord Nelson. A new Tragedy is getting up at Drury-lane, the principal character which intended for Master Bctty. M. Martin, celebrated a&or of the Comic Opera at Paris, has lately ...