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... has been for her Halle, who, it said is to sustain a part in it himscii. I Mrs. Sharpe, who came out a few nights ago at Drury lane as Lady Macbeth, has been the stage nearly all her lift*, and is the daughter ol celebrated mimic and : comic perfoimer—l ...
... night, after an absence of many years, in the character Mncheth. circumstances which caused Mr. Mac ready’s retirement from Drury-Lane, arc generally known, the extraordinary demonstrations icspect and welcome which greeted him at Covent Garden, and which ...
... British Siaoc. Mr. Powell, the father the stage, who for forty years was worthy, honouraole, and efficient member of the Drury-lane company, and who. in his 76th year, admitted to the writer of this brief notice that he had never felt ths head, the tooth ...
... Victoria is in progress for a lease of that tlieatie. We now hear that offers have been made anybody for the lesseeship of Drury lane Theatre. Mr. Bunn, it appears. to have the English opera-house for three year*, at rent of£3.boo and no other security it ...
... THEATRICALS. Theie were no offers whatever made for Drury-lane Theatre on Saturday last ; consequently Mr. Bunn will resume the lesseeship, as reduced a rent as the circumstances of the prom ietors will admit. Miss Ellen Tree visits Aiuerita the close ...
... benefit, she would perform his theatre 1 for three years duiing the sea.on. This accepted.- - Her next feat was to perform at Drury lane in operas,' of which she was the sole attraction and suppoil. Her ; thorough knowledge uf the English language (learnt eaily ...
... coQcmaeitjn our -J the registries, ready on this dry week (hear, hear). I a man shot, an arm broken, but my lady v.fc was | DRURY LANE THEA’IRE will move at present thatbe ic'etrcd to the committee dragged neck and crop into the columns of the Connaught to ...
... oi iinslaeue and the Jean*. . _ It hat been at length decided that John Barnett’s opera of Honmond is to be biought out Drury-lane Thaatie. The eovpoaar is daily expected from t’aiis THE (Tk* dtf’t dotty.) The beaming lady held i :e in talk; Aad when ...
... very warm. If are rightly informed, will ect in Manchostrr, Glasgow, Edinburgh. Dublin, and Birmingham, before he retuiaato Drury lane. —Lmirpotl iffssni Tntfdty. ...
... very warm. If rjghtly informed, will | act in Manchester, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dublio, arid Birmingham, before he returaatu Drury lane. —Lnwrueef 7hum i>/ Taesday. ...
... all Vulgar prejudices, did not, it seems, disdain one night last week to exhibit his pugilistic powers in the saloon of Drury Lane Tbeatie. He there astonished the commonalty by twice knocking down a cobler ! and not content with this, and anxious that ...
... MIDDLESEX REFORM DINNER. The grand Reform Dinner to the Members for the County (Messrs. and Hume) took place on Monday at Drury lane Theatre. The arrangements made for the occasion were upon the most extensive and most liberal scale. The Chaitmao was seated ...