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... THEATRE:ROYAL4 DRURY-LANE. TO_MORROW EVENINO, Feb. 6, - 180 t, will be perforined, A TRIP TO SCARBOROUGH, THE VETERAN TAR. The Veteran Tar will be performed every Evening-till further notice. Saturday, King Lear, after which itcannotbe performed for some ...
... -street, Cavendish-strum. This Day published, T`TTER AN TAR, a. Cc Opp, in Two Adts, as perfornied. at• the Theatre-Royal, Drury -'Lane. By S. j. ARNOLD, Jun. The usic composed by•Dr.I'iRNOLD. Loudon: Printed and published by J. Barker, Dramatic Repository ...
... .n, ; 1'ut)11., I,c (of Craven-Ituildings, Drury-lane)i or :he P9ptr, tor the Edilcr, (post- p aid), must be addressed. ...
... Othello, and Hony 11111. are now perforrning'on their Theatres with the greatest applause. The new Piece forth-coming at Drury-lane Theatre, under the title of Dtafa'ld Dumb, has, we arc informed, been as erroneously ascribed to a Mr, tint. ai to Mr. KEMD ...
... the Orphan of, China . was. to . be presented to. the Public, . engaged ,a few friends to dine at the Rose cavern, near Drury-lane PLayhouse. The party consisted-of Mr. IVlelmouth, Delaval, Berenger, 31r. Hogarth, and the • famous Mr. Foote. The : author ...
... . . / • 2625.] WED NES D_ A F:E:BAt 19, tSoz. [PRICE. S:X PEN.CE. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This,Day In two . Vatimes Octavo, price Lis. in Boards, THE LIFE OF DAVID GARRICK, Esq. By ARTHUR MURPHY, Esq. - Printed !Or J. Wright, Piccadilly. D.ty published ...
... SELECTION, from themost A vo urit e Works of HANDEL. End of Part 11. a Con' ce.rto on the Violoncello,_ by'Mr. C. ASHLE R DRURY-LANE THEATRE, Wednesday, Ftb. DEAF AND DUMB, I\4IIIJIGWAY having purchased the Copy Right of the New liisterical Drama of The ...
... fervent patronage of the musical and•fashionable circles..: • . . . .. The Translation. of and Dmm4, as reprea, sented at Drury. Lane Theatre, hatbeen ascribed to the joint efforts of Mr. C. and Miss. . Ida CAMP. The former, we understand, had no; concern ...
... NUMBER 26311 THEATRE;ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rrio.l\ o lokßOW EVENING; Match 5, r goo, will be pertlormed s a , New Historical Drama, ilk Fly. AEls, calleoi DgAF .Al4l DUMB• 'Or, THE ORPHAN PRDTECTED. 'With a New Prologue and Epilogue. The Characters by 'Miss ...
... flattering letters addressed to Mr. T so N There was no intention of at all invading the property ofthe Theatre-Royal,. Drury-lane, by the publication of Deaf and Duinb.—lt has been printed in regular rota.tion,and the present was deemed a favourable ...
... A new Trage d y, called Julian and Agnes, is in. rehear. sal, and will be pcoducdd as soon as possible. THEATRE-ROYA T., DRURY-LANE. This Day was published, price as, 6d. DEAF and DUMB Or, The ORPHAN PROTECTED, an Iligorical Drama ' in , fi ve /Las, new ...
... Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb. Printed for the Translator, and sold by Longman and Roes, Paternoster-row. • The 1%1 pagers of Drury Lane Theatre having thought proper to insinuate at the bottom of their Play Hill, that this is a pa ET EN F.ll Translation, and ...