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... managers can ensure excellence ami ariety pci formance, the latter may confulently expected during the approaching season at Drury-lane Theatre. On the nights that Sirs. Bunn plays, Mr. Bunn will till the office stage manager. When Mr. Kean plays, that great ...
... play the whole range of Garrick’s characters in tragedy, farce, and comedy, amounting in the whole to ninety-five parts, at Drury-lane theatre during the ensuing season. He at first thought he could manage to get through them all (except, perhaps, one or ...
... attendance at the Theatre. understand that Mr. Colnian has m arly finished a Comedy, which is intended lor the Theatre Koyal, Drury-Lane. Co. Cavan. —Monday, the instant, the sale of* the extensive and high-bred stock ol* that lamented and patriotic nobleman ...
... and willingness to pleased the part of the audience, that promise much satisfaction to both parties during the season. Drury-Lane. Theatre. —The season commenced on night, with Sheridan's admirable comedy of The liirals, ami new afterpiece entitled Stella ...
... for the Peruvian Loan. ’Hie receipts Drnry-Lane and Covcnt- Gardeu Theatres, on the nights of his Majesty’s visits, were,—Drury-lane near 900 L, and Covenl-gardcn 941. the London Mail, its way Jrs- was leaving Oswestry Wednesday evening, .n event look jdaee ...
... PORTSMOUTH THEATRE. Mr. KEAN!!! Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, THIS celebrated and unequalled Actor is engaged to perform this Theatr# Five of hi* most popular and favourite Characters the coarse of the present week, viz. Tuesday, January 13th, KING ...
... attended tbi« week, in consequence of the Managers having engaged that celebrated actor Mr. Kean, Horn the Theatre Itoval, Drury Lane, to perform some o( his popular and favourite characters. A coroner's ropiest was held this week, before Mr. Franklin Howard ...
... tie re have been fortunate enough to engage, for a few Nights, that and unequalled Actor, -V/?. KEAM Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, perforin some of his favourite and most popular characters. will make his first apiiearance in Shakspeare'scelebrated Tragedy ...
... remunerated for this bold attempt gratify their friends at a great hazard of pecuniary loss. Mr. Ke\n, are informed, plays Drury Lane on Monday night. ISLEOF WlGHT.— Newport, Jan. 21. There has hern two balls at the East Cowes Hotel this week, which were ...
... The theatre , at Cremona was totally destroyed by fire on the 16th ult. Alarming Accident. —Yesterday part of a house in Drury-lane, inhabited a Mr. llraj{?s, fell with a tremendous crash to the ground. The horror of the throng passengers in the street ...
... the last popular Tragedy, hy .1. S. ls, Esq. literally as printed in the K litiou (» ...
... Ireland. A new Oratorio, called Prophecy, composed Mr. Wado, obtained very great applause during the performances this Lent at Drury-lane. Should our :l per cents, rise above par, of which there appears to the greatest probability, the pnrchascs stock by the ...