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... and his intellectual and accomplished daughter. Miss Fanny Kemble, have finally arranged with Mr., Price, late lessee of Drury-lane, to perform one whole year in the principal theatres in the United Slates, for which they will lake their departure In July ...
... novelty of cast which has been drawing the town to the theatre since. 'The author who deigned have produced his play at Drury-lane, intended the characters Master Walter and Julia for and Miss Phillips, and these performers are now embodying his personations ...
... badly cleaned?—lt is the fault of the Junto.” Who burnt (confbutui their muli!) the houses twain. Of Covent-garden and of Drury.lane ? Who. while the British squadron lay off Cork, (God biers the regent and the Duke of Yolk.) With a foul earthquake, ravaged ...
... reamTeepaU. MetropoUtae. Grand Radiant Drvbt lane Theatre in Honour of Sir Walter Scorr.—Saturday night, Rob Ran was acted at Drury-lane, with all the strength of the house. At the close of it, a view of Abbotsford, the late residence of Sir Waller, one of ...
... number of gentlemen, who had signified their intention of attending, assembled at Mr, Pritchard’s, (the undertaker) in Drury-lane. Several old and conspicious Reformers were among them, and they proceeded in fourteen mourning coaches Charingcross, where ...
... Theatres, in London, dramatic honours, on magnificent scale, have been paid to the memory of the great Scottish Bard. At Drury-Lane, an “Apotheosis the Minstrel of the North” ha* been produced, in which the principal characters of the author’s genius make ...
... propensities of Christopher North, a vehement suspicion is entertained, that the case was one of **S]H>nlaneout combustion.** Drury-Lane Theatre.— Mr. Kean, whose general health it wonderfully renovated, has returned to these boards, where be originally established ...
... vessel in question at the end of May was the north of Spitzhergen, beyond 81 derr. Indecencies of the Stage. —Strolling into Drury.lane theatre, few nights ago, without having looked play-bill, heard a dialogue on the stage, full of the grossest allusions ...
... highly calculated to injure the proprietors of Drury Lane theatre. It has been frequency stated, in the public journals, that Mr. Sheridan Knowles’s excellent play, called ihe Hunchback, was presented Drury Lane, and deliberately rejeced; end, an inference ...
... «nd PoMie Xwrallr. ire r*. ipectfullv informed, tbit the CELEBRATED VOCALISTS, MR. * MRS. WOOD, [Of the Theatres Royal, Drury.Lane and Covent Garden.) WILL HAVE THE HONOUR OP APPEARING HERE, lOR TUB FIRST TIME, AT A CO WCEIKT, On FRIDAY Evening, December ...
... received more money, the instance of the Rent-day. That piece waa played in the country, fort, night after it was produced at Drury Lane ; and have a letter in my pocket, in which the manager said, he woold, very willingly, have given 3/. for copy of the piece ...
... and Public generalW, are reapectfully informed, that the CELEBRATED VOCALISTS. MS. MRS. WOOD, ( Of the Theatres Regal, Drury.Lane and Caveat Garden,) WILL KATB THE HONOUR OP APPEARING HERR, FOR THE FIRST TIME. AT A On MONDAY Evening, December 24, 1832 ...