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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The entertainments provided last night at establishment drew a tremendous audience. tainly the performances of the present ectuestil company are far supe r i or t o an ythi ng o f t he produced here. The applause which greeted 1 r ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Shakapeares unctuous Comedy of the Merry Wives o Windsor, was performed on Saturday night at this Theatre, on which occasion a young lady, whose name we could not learn, made her first appearance as sweet Ann Pape. She was dreadfully ...
... DRURY LANE Ti-TEATRE. MEETING OF , THE Mir& AND , PERFOrtMERS. go, Saturday a Nieeting, consisting of mospof the Committee and *Performers of Druty Lane Theatre, took place in the Saloon, put scant to a circular notice °lva subject of very g - rest interest ...
... Drury Lane Theatre. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. SIR,—In the critique (in your impression of Tuesday last) on the Pantomime at Drury-lane Theatre, Mr Osolt Byrne's name is mentioned in connection with the ballet permit me, sir, in justice to myself, to state ...
... Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. Falconer's benefit closed the deservedly successful season at this theatre on Saturday. The performances consisted of The O'Flaherties, the play of Cymbeline, and the masque of Comus. In the course of the evening Mr. Falconer ...
... Drury Lane Theatre. Shakesper&t4 King John has been produced at the National Theatre with a splendour and completeness of scenic illustration beyond anything the management have achieved. The representation of the tragedy, in a style worthy of its ...
... DRURY LANE YHEATRE. On Saturday evening Buckerstaffe's celebrated comedy, The Hypocrite, was performed here with the greatest success. The part of Dr. Cantwell, of course, was sustained by Mr. Phelps. The comedy is an old-fashioned adaptation of Colly ...
... DRURY LANE THEATER. A new play, in three acts, entitled, Peter the Great, or the Battle of Pultowa, was produced here on Saturday night. It is a lively, bustling piece, fui: of incidents,. the majority of which, however, ar e the p ure l u vention the ...
... DRURY LANE THEA7Ri. Last night, dramatic performances being prohibice.l, Mr. Chatterton gave a grand muiical festival, which attracted an overflowing house. Thu programme was of unusual proportions, and embraced, in addition, a large body of vocalists ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A new Comedy, in three acts, entitled, Fast and Slow, and taken, with some few alterations, from the French, was brought out at this theatre for the first time last night. It was a complete failure, and as Filch observed of himself ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The entertainments provided last night at this establishment drew a tremendous audience. Certainly the performances of the present equestrian company are far superior to anything of the Icin , l produced here. The applause which greeted ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The long-announced performance in aid of the fund for erecting a national monument to Shakespeare took place on NV ednesday evening, and attracted a brilliant audience. It consisted of selections from _Romeo and Juliet, King John ...