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... this tenor in He created quite :rfurore Una furtiva is better known in this country as Mr j ae cousin of Miss Romer, of Drury-lane Theatri ami eof R ° m£r ' thfc promising pupil the Royal Lyceum.—One of those farces of ancient in which most of the characters ...
... The Daily News. DRURY-LANE.—This Etkni.no, THE CRUSADERS. Messrs. W. Harrison, Borrani, and Weiss; Mesdamcs Romcr and llainforth. To be followed by the Danscuses Vienoises; and LA GISELLE. Doors open at 6J. HAYMARKET.—TiIIs Evknino (10th time), Mr. PETER ...
... Madame Castellan, Sig. Kornasari. Sig. K. Lablache, anil Mario. To conclude with LALLA or, Hose Lahore. Doors open at 7. DRURY-LANE.—This Evening, THE CRUSADERS. Messrs. W. Harrison. Rurdini, Weiss, and Stretton; Mi«fC» Koiner and Rainforth. To followed ...
... thence we proceeded to Freemasons' Hal l; and came then, invited by that distinguished man, Mr. Macready, took possession of Drury. lane Theatre. From week to week there meetings were being held: our tract-distributors were at work, traversin 'hill and dale ...
... The Daily News. DRURY LANE.—This Evening, LES HUGUENOTS. Messrs. Laborde, Massol, and Boulo; Mcsdames Julicn> Yilliuni Laborde, and Guichard. Doors open at 7. HAYMARKET.—'Tins Evening, SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Messrs. Farren, Burkstunc, Caiilfield, and Hudson ...
... The Daily News. DRURY-LANE.—Tuns Evening, LES DE LA COUR6NNE. Characters by Messrs. Boulo, Allie, Barillo, Dclaaoy; Mad. Yiliiomi Labortle, and Mud. Guichard. After which, LE CHALET. Ts conclude with LE ROSSIGNOL. Doors open s.t 7. HAYMARKET.—Tuis Eveninq ...
... New Grand Pas, PAS DKKShS, Mdlles. TupUi.m, L. Grahn, Cento, and L. Taglioni; M. St. Leon, M. Perrot, &c. Doom open at 7. DRURY-LANE. —TO-*ourow Evkninci, GUILLAUME TELL. Messrs. Masaol, Laborde, Zelger, Barielle, Boulo; Madame Villiomi Laborde, and Madame ...
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... public seem to have found it tco German for Italian taste. A. very good English version was produced (we think 1830) at Drury-lane, written by wko, for T h n 4 r , ea n we k ° ow no . t > Ranged its title to Hofer, the Tell of the Tyrol; ' but it has ...
... The Daily News. DRURY-LANE.—To-morrow Evening, LA JUIVE. In which Messrs. Laborde, Zelger, Boulo, and Baric-lie; Madame J ulien, and Mdlle. Charton will appear. HAYMARKET.—THIS Evening, SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Messrs. W. Farren, Tilbury, H. 11011, Buckstone ...
... Cerito, and L. Taglioni; M. St. Leon, M. Perrot, Xc. To conclude with LALLA ROOKli; or, The Rose of Lahore. Doors open at 7. DRURY-LANE.—This Evening, LA JUIVE. In which Messrs. Labordc, Zelger, Boulo, and Bariclle; Madame Julien, and Mdlle. Charton will appear ...
... Cento, and L. Taglioni; M. St. Leon, M. Perrot, to To conclude with LALLA KOOKH; or, The Rose of Lahore. Doors oiien 7. DRURY-LANE.—On Monday, THE QUEEN'S MI'SKKTEEBS; or, Mousquctaires la Reine. M. Couderc, M. Boulc, X. Zelger; Mad. Laborde, and Mad ...