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... unrivalled Band, to give a GRAND INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMANCE, in the same style as his celebrated Concerts at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and English Opera House ; on which occasion the Programme will be selected from the Works of the Great Masters ...
... MusicseUers in Leicester. SINGING. MR. GEORGE BARKER, FORMERLY Principal Tenor at the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden, and Drury Lane, St, James's, and Princess's, will be happy to give FINISHING LESSONS SINGING, Aylestone Coitage. near Leicester. WANTED ...
... an arrangement he kas made with that fascinating Actress and most popular Singer MADAME VESTRIS, rom the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden, For positively but ONE NIGHT ONLY. Ow Saturpay Eventine, Oct. 2 7 | Will be performed the celebrated ...
... will duly announced. SINGING. ~~ MR. GEORGE BARKER, FORMERLY Principal Tenor at the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden, and Drury Lane, St. James's, and Princess's, will be happy to give FINISHING LESSONS IN SINGING, Aylestone Cottage, near Leicester. INSTITUTION ...
... o'clock. SELECTION SACRED MUSIC Will be performed during Service, by Mr. BARKER, Of the Theatres Royal Covent Garden anil Drury Lane, Assisted by several Amateur Performprs of celebrity, who have kindly offered their services for the occasion. W. C. HUMFREY ...
... or expccted so ranch from his subordinates. In fart, twenty-four hours in the day were not enough for him. When he to .k Drury Lane the fortune of the old playhouse were at the lowest ebb. followed E. T. Month awl Chatterton. I won't say much for the ...
... enjoyment thet he hag been invited to the dose as soon as possible, The London Era thus cleverly describes the humour of the Drury Lane Theatre on Boxi nizht:— How they resolutely and severely let alone that A. S. S.— the farce which preceded the Pantomime ...
... that the BS: stil HT. open FUGCR NT LONGER; And that the and just] . y,agmired Mis re (LATE Migs aa Of the Pheatre Royat, Drury Lane, Is engazed to perform on thuse — Monday, 6th Nor, 1815, Will Le presented the of the BELLES The part of Letitia Ho; dy ...
... Meckenzie, end ply by posteard Reassian Meet leaves there & a ar desiring a copy must app ‘Theatre. our —_—_—_ the inanager of Drury Lane PRINCE ARTHUR OF CONNAUGHT AT THE VATICAN. Several lierman Pearse Hows — carriages to convey dead bodies and mo are up like ...
... an Operatic FARCE, called Song, no Supper. Robin, Mr. Anderson— Margaretta, Mrs. Belville Pcnley, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, in which character she will introduce Bishop's celebrated Song here the gentle Lark. TICKETS, for the Season, to bad ...
... Mr. Bourcicault it is said to be getting £1,000 a month by Colleen Bawn, and Mr, and Mrs. Charles Kean £100 a night, at Drury Lane. The testimonial to Sir James Outram is, it is said, to. con- sist of a statue to be placed beside that of Havelock, and ...
... the élite of his unrivalied B ind, includiag the principal Solo Performers from the Concerts Jullien, at Theatres Royal Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and English Opera House. The Programme will be selected from the works of the Great Masters, also all the ...