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... the Theatre-Royal, Kogli*n Opera, her First Appearance.) A CHa«ACTK«ISTIC By Miss Da Black;mar. (from the Theatre-Royal. Drury, lane,) and General Dance the Characters. After which, THE CHIARINI FAMILY Will appear, their Kxtr.nnl mirv IVtfuruilitce. tile ...
... 8YDN87 8«. LOODIANAH ■M , DOMAU> ■■ 7«1..„ ..soiouow. wiU not „ snperteno d Surrson. F»r P—fa. «d THOM . SON. _., , 4, Drury- lane, Water-atraet, LlrerpooL Money Orders on Australia nted free of charge. The Girsy Bmlnn Is one the fiosst and fsntast Ships ...
... couneotiuu with theatricals that the name of Ghatterton is familiar to the public. Everyone knows Mr. F. B. Chatterton, of Drury Lane and the Prinoeae’e, but other members of the family are not devoid of fame. Mr. Frede* rick Chatterton gave harp recital ...
... «ufage«. for a Vortnicht. MR. MACKAV, , „ .. .. tbeTbeatre-Ro\ .it, LJiobur'h. for a rorlnignt. Mm. PAUL BEDFORD, Of the Drury lane, Cnvantaianieo. and Adelphi Tbreatre*. who is engaged for Limited Numbei EVENING (Thursday), the *J3d inataut, will per- ...
... been wholly without incident, though one norelty week is qu ...
... bargain.—l am, sir, yours, 4c. C. M. THE STRAND-ED ACTOR; OR RUSSEL'S RECOLLECTIONS. Mr, James Russel, (he Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covcnt Garden, gave his second entertainment last evening, at Templars’ Hall, Great Georgc-»treet. Hi* “recollections” ...
... The Morning Post greatly eulogizes the character of the meeting and its objects. The Standard says : Wt have described the Drury-lane meetinc a? unequalled, and such it was in every aspect —in the numbers assembled within the walls of the theatre—in the ...
... played tbe gravedigger in i/amlet daring tbe long ran of the play two seasons ago. The complimentary benefit be received Drury Lane Theatre on the Ist of last March realised very large sum, and was strong proof of his professional popularity and the high ...
... iu hare bell, and nursed upon honey-dew. It is impossible discover iu them Becky Sims, of .Mart|ett-cmut— sally Jones, of Drury lane Hachael Lasarus. of Vinegar-yard—and Kulk Moss, late of the Mi nones. No; they are fsiries, Arcadian villagers, sprite.- ...
... Majesty to visit the Mausoleum. Great Theatrical Sensatiok.—The French version o£ the Battle of Waterloo is produced at Drury Lane, and meets with the greatest success. We need not say it is brought out as a burlesque, and is received throughout with ...
... may probably be regarded as by fat the oldest edition of the kind now standing. Our own large theatres—as Covent Garden, Drury Lane, Her Majesty's Theatre—have all been destroyed by lire once or twice ; the company of the French Grand Opera has been ...
... Figaro.” at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane Loudon; and MISS MIRAX, the admired Contr’alto. who has created a great sensation in the part of Orpheus, in Palfe’s Opera, “The Maid of Honour, at the Theatre-Roval, Drury lane, London. Piincipsl Corne'-M'iston ...