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... Is tants out from • letter of Kr who is publisher, that the put is purely imaginary, sad se sea mart hie hem forwarded. Drury lane Theatre opens oe Satarday, witli the produetioa it Ititibard III., while MT Chatterton has selected for a revival of ...
... So far as I have been able to aecertain,,the medical men have not assigned • coach's'''e reason for the occurrence. At Drury Lane Theatre that very poor melodrama, Haas, retains the stage for the pre. sent, But for the Intolerable Ines made about it ...
... and which, iecoesequence of that opinion, he declined to manipulate. should I. the year of biz death be dramatized for Drury Lane by another hand. Mr Wills is at rock on Peveril of the Peak. Miss Leighton, a young lady of whom we see too little, will ...
... was that Celeste WAS eDg•go.l to play the pait Pencils in Mr Wills's version of Peveril of the Peak, to be produce.l at Drury Lane during the forthcoming autumn measly, that the engagement WAS A mistake. Mniame Celeete in longer young. She is, for that ...
... amongst those preeent was Herr Barney, the leading actor of the celebrated German Meiningni Court Company, now performing at Drury Lane. The play was tiniahellthe scene-shifters were netentencing their,work, • hen, to theiraptonidottent, their appeared the ...
... of surprise. The modeller of The Python not an report! If he is art, who is? A more gorgeous pantornitie then that at Drury Lane vs grist feature of the show is the procession of the Kings and Q f England from Willem ths Cooq to William IV. Rerarding ...
... hundreds of other persons familiar with the cost of Christmas pieces at the theatres, how Mr Augustus Harris makes the Drury Lane Pantomine pay. And cri bone! Would not less Reeve There is • jwoceseion in this year's pantomine which equals, if it does ...
... same time, the public have right expect F. 11. Cbattorton, many years the lessee, even better thiiigs from cnpaoio urns of Drury Lane Theatre, has passed »»■ his, and will if he dm« not 0.1 leaving anything but flourishing circumstan- another occasion ...
... tnigoly entitled . written in 1749 with which he poinsided t,. LOW. 111111 in the hope of getting Garrick to produce it at Drury Lane Theativ. In this he was not sue-1 awful, yet though temporarily discouraged ho Idid not despair, having iii 1753 produced ...
... harm even if it were; but tho fact Is, says, that the incense was used for purposes fumigation. Mr Lionel Brough’s benefit Drury Lane was an affair of uncommon interest. had great house, and, as it happened, an impossibly great programme. The Schoolmistress” ...
... were typical. Theao moEtag L himself noeTpatha where hla ® b? £wnt^^rVnnett. ■ week, and ten oclock on Saturdays. four were Drury Lane, the Gomedy, the footing might not beau sure. His “Summer” superintended y j The other arrangements and regulations ; Avenue ...