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... eIVENT GARDR1N TBZEATeRB. ?? I fi The attractions of Mr Kean in comedy, at Drury-lane Theatre, added to he unfortunate xI fpste wlieh has been ?? the managers i of this theatre, in the revival of tragedies, wh1irh, however excellent in their way, are ...
... 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 ...
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... TE A TR Z5., DRuRy-LANE-N11 SStephcin Kemble, on ddh- day night, commenced a ?? eftgagement at this theatre, as SiY John Falstat, in the first ?? Henry the Fourtlh 'lhisgentleman i is, we think, sensibly increased in builk, since last we saw him. He is ...
... seance, and of the laws of hospitality, as tospeak in disrespectful terms of the treaty ? Saturday morning, Mr Kean, of Drury-lane - Tiseatrereceived an anonymous letter by tile two- plenny post, evidently wi itten, or attempted to be Wvritten, in a lady's ...
... n of the performance, and the total loss of those waho desired to bear. MAr Boothl has been engaged for three years, at Drury Lane, with a salary of 1.8 pi r week for the first, L,.9 fisr the second, and L.10 for lthe third year. 'ihia engagement was ...
... DRUR21LANA TREATRE. ?? . .. . ?? Mr Bonth, who was announced to play lago to Mr Kean's It Othello, at Drury-Lane Theatre, on Saturday night, did not is make his appearance. Shortly bfore the curtain rose, Mr Rae appeared,' atrd read the followinig note:- ...
... the Actors of Covent Gar'ena Theatre. ' Mr Fawcett returned thrirks. Lord Holland proposed - Ibhe health of Mr Rae and the Drury-lane Fund. Mvlr Rae returned thanks. Lord Holland expressed his satisfaction at witnessing the Ii. lerality of sentimeilt which ...
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