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... CONCERTS : —viz. October WI; TrISDAT, Sib ; 9th; 10th; and 11th, In the same style as those given by him at Theatres-Royal Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and English Opera Home. The Pogramme will be changed every Evening, and arranged in such • manner as to ...
... Leman of title and large fortune, in the Customs. Mrs Nisbett, (then ---,aunt) ma- s her appearance at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, in the season of 1829, in the character of Widow Cheerly, in the Soldier's Daughter, since which period, the exception ...
... TUESDAY, Bth; WEDNESDAY, 9th; THURSDAY, 10th; and FRIDAY, 11th, In the same style as those given by him at Theatres-Royal Drury- Lane, Co vent-G arden, and English Opera House. The Programme will be changed every Evening, and arranged in such a manner as ...
... 7th: TUESDAY, Bth; WEDNESDAY. IHh; THURSDAY, 10th; and FRIDAY, 11th, In the same style those given by him*at Theatres- Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, and English Opera- House. The Programme will Ik- changed every Evening, and arranged in such manner to enable ...
... Thealre-Hoyal, Drury-lane, In the season of IH'M, in the character of Widow Clnwrlv lb» MoUirr'l Ihtutfhl. r. shire which period, with the two years liner her tne iste f siKHin iVishclt, site has continued a member the Theatre-Koy aI, Drury lane, and tbs ...
... 7th, TUESDAY stph; NESi , THURSDAY, 10th; and FR1DAY,1`1th;- In the eame style as those given by him at eatrest- oval Drury- Lane, Covent. Garden, ?? O~peraI-louse. The Prograrnmme willbe haned eeryEvuiie, and arranged in such a manner as to enable Xona ...
... Philip Keemble and Mrs. Siddons retired from Drury-lane ; in the next season tihev went over to Covent-garden, in %which theatre J. P. *Kemble had purchased shares. Bannister had been ap- pointed manager of Drury-lane, but, as somne of our older readers may ...
... innumerable in the great continental capitals. Hut what of that! The applauded stroller of the barn may hissed the hoards of Drury-lane; and what was Baron Marochetti without the stamp of a Glasgow reputation? Accordingly, no sooner was his long-talked-of ...
... drinks -i Li-#Z ii J atir. ?? . i;. ni-a;:c ?? t;e i{ tfi* a/S-t; gentltitnan, wlho Was one of the rcrps ,perat'one of Drury Lane Theatre last season, die( at his residlence in Tavistoolk Place, on Sunday, in the prine of life. e Inade his ?? vre believe ...
... TO CONCLUDE WITH ' RAMOND BRIO. ,wisoo Mr. M.Owsoos. HMO, DON CIESAN, with Guy MLNNEEING, by Vocalists from Drury-Lane. ...
... Novemusr, No. 47, contains Overture and Airs from Anna Bolena, piano solos. (Anna Bolcna is the next novelty to be played Drury-Lane.) The following operas, as piano solos, have already appeared in the Piarista:—No. 41, Elisird’Amore: 40, Zampa; 31*. Pompeii; ...
... three months, and the least that can be done in return is to receive a change visit from the Queen's Theatre, Covent-garden, Drury-lane and the Adelphi. The English comedians have reckoned on French hospitality, and they will not be disappointed.—Galignatii ...