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... DRURY LANE THIEATRE. The KINO, QUEEN, the two young Princes of CMu1Bys LAND and CAMBRIDGE, and the Royal cortege, visited this Theatre last night. The performances commanded were, T'he School for Scandal and the Christmas Pantomime. It has been for some ...
... fate might be. ,dly determined on, as the comfort of his fa-u for the winter depended on its success, and c tiered it to Drury-lane wholly, for a very tri- Sl. 'Ilie noble poet read it with such ad- U tion, that lie sent it before he slept, to thea er ...
... hag the smallest pretension to respectability of character, --intetli- gence. There were but six bidders for the lease of Drury-lane Theatre on last Saturday, and only four names have trans- pired, viz.-Wallaek, Bunr, Chailes Wright,and Kean. The committee ...
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... volume, and are followed by rambling altLl- on Northumberland House and the Percies, on Leicester-field'l 'In and About Drury-lane and other Papers. By Dr. Doran. TI' I (Lor.(Icn: Richard Bentleyand Son. i88i.) . , tindred Vcears Ago. In the second ...
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... however, fell in Miss Co. Grave's poetical play called N itocris, poc which was produced at a morning performance at or Drury Lane Theatre yesterday. It would be absurd to sqr say that such an attempt is necessarily doomed to ear failare, for those human ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. (Special to the Bristol Mercury.) LONDON, SATURDAY. e A brilliant company gathered around Mr Arthur e Collins to-night, to witness the production of Mr a, Cecil Raleigh's drama of modern life, Hearts are 1' Trumps. The story is not ...
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