... unc cause, and that the Drury Lane required some new attraction to lift up its then declining fortunes. The idea struck Payne that a new five-act play, suiting the peculiar powers of Mr. Kean, would revive the business of Drury Lane and the fortunes of the ...

... English Opera Howie and Adelphi; Mrs. YATES, Of the Theatres-Royal, Drury Lane, and Mrs. HONEY, Of Theatres-Roval, Haymarfcat and aad Mrs. FITZWILLIAM, Of the Tl.eatres-Royal, Drury Lane Adrfphi. here. THIS ptosent THURSDAY, the Ist walaat. Will he performed ...

... violinccllo, has been invented in France. The tone has a peculiar timbre. The new operas Balfe and Wallace forthcoming at Drury lane arc to be produced without Madame Bishop. Balfe’s opera is now in rehearsal with Miss Romer as the heroine. Wallace’s opera ...

... for comparatively unshowy parts. That either of these conditions is sufficiently fulfilled in the case of the revival at Drury Lane I should hesitate to say. The piece is well put upon the stage, but with nothing like the splendour and taste that marked ...

... night tlie will, for the tiiat time it* lii»tory, I** tranelormi-U into »u Italian o(*era llouiu for tlie rHV|'ti«»n of Mr. Drury Lane cuiupanr, un-li-r the ...

... Public, hie UNKIVALLED BAND, engaged Mr. CASE, Pint Violin S do nf the Concern iullieu and Mutard. of the I heatre- Royal, Drury •lane, and who übtatuad immauae succcm on the Cuntiaeat. PROGRAMME FOR THIS EVENING (Tbumdat). the ioauat. »4HT FIRST. Orrrlure ...

... OF Miss Charlotte Miss F. Graham After which, THE INFANT HERCULES! Only five years of age, (from the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, who has been received through taa Fro* vinccs with such universal marks approbate*, engaged for this ...

... Hearts, is to be dramatised by the author for production at the Olympic. The Shatighrann, which is still drawing well at Drury Lane, will be played at the New Theatre Royal, Edinburgh, for the ()peeing Jammer. Macbeth wilt be withdrawn, at the Lyceum ...

... on at the Encomia, where the alumni this abode of learning behave rather worse than the “gods’’ used do in the gallery of Drury Lane «n Boxing-night, is, of course, a time-henoured custom ; but I am told that the rudeness and tomfoolery indulged in on this ...

... Stanlev. To conclude with the BurletU of MIDAS. Apollo Mr. Sinclair. MR. J. RUSSELL, the Theatre#-Royal, Covent-Garden and Drury Lane. (the ungiaal Representative, this Theatre, of 808 LOGIC, in the Extravaganza of TOM AND JERRY,) engaged fur TEN NIGHTS ...

... Thursday for the reate,fe of Mr J. S. Clarke as Bob Acres. The proposed appearances, anuouneed some weeks ago, of Mr. Phelps at Drury Lane have been arranged. A Winter's Tale is to ran seven weeks only, and it will be succeeded by Heavy VIII., with Mr. Phelps ...

... have consented to appear, it being the last visit they can make here Brio, to the opening of the great National Theatre, Drury Lane, in September neat, which establishment Mr. W. Uanniso* has MISS LOUISA PYNE, MISS SUSAN PYNE, MR. FERDINAND GLOVER, UR ...