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... play-actor gno- which is re ally the case M Lune receiving a year? 4 Sean, who has been engaged 5 sum to play, and on only tw t Drury-lane.| nights a week, during the present season, al the habert, the dictator of th Winter Foop ror Cows.- one | att imber of ...
... charact ers ol tut other. Mrs. was the heroine, the very! ny rehearsing it, she broke down; ot which produced Reenz fat Drury Lane , would have thing unp hat birth to an offspring of the same Wwe dented in the anus of the stage, that two mew trast or ...
... discovered at Mr. Jones’s, a pawnbroker This certainly aeems to be a great hardship; yet ? The magistrates could not act Drury lane. The violin, then recovered, was again st. what wes to be done When the evidence was conclu on Tuesday night. etherwise ...
... Public, be£« leave announce lb*t he hern «o fortunate as conclude « sl ie the coLbrnted MH. DOWTON, (Of the 'l’bealre noyal, Drury Lane) who will have the honor ul M»ndav Evening . next, March, 30th, uua during li»e Assize weoic in some his most approved and ...
... to play for four seasons, at 3/. mght ; bi at the conmericement of the second he abandon and tor engagement, and wentto Drury Lane, where he nad since The contract, imposed a pen ute, laying at 5/. per night. till 10002 on either party infringing it; ...
... Covcnt Garden Friday sennight were 600/. The Pantomime this theatre is founded on the nursery-tale The of Cod' Robin ; that Drury Lane is entitled, in the Rox, Harlequin in the Hidden Island. A French actor bus been imprisoned at Chartres, for having on the ...
... Winter Theatres are spoker The Pantomimesatt « Jack in the Box” is the nem in terms of bigh praise. nich the Pantomime at Drury Lane. That of Covent Gard the unde rthe able conduct of Fa rley, the favoured caterer “he tale of the “ Deat! snect.'le, is founded ...
... Princess Stephenson in the arcc. Lord Normanby. Mr. Cra‘ and Mr. Mathews, evinced the greatest talent. f Covent-garden or Drury-lane upon the boards o d most sccomplished actors. would b a ¢ considere beanti fally canetructed: the scenery he re we ot lo ...
... ign o f the Ches 8S out at the we -known SS Russe Court, situate on the south sid Cheese, in y cortignous to that by or Drury-lane Th eatre, and close nt the bar and parl of Tne who le of the house , exe he ing. TS tand that the premises was destroy ed ...
... tlie same pliintiff v. Edhy. arising out of the same transaction, stands over till tern'. The twin Siamese boys attended Drury lane Theatre 'I evening, and were objects ot general atteiition between the acts. They; seemed more sted in the audience portion ...
... to William Tell bids fair to rival the lebrated Der Freischuts— it was encored twice ou Friday wi th at the Oratorio at Drury lane Theatre. ap 1s In the county of Oxford the wheat is looking remarkably v ct, and the farmers are very busy with the Lent ...
... R. “THE TAUNTON DRURY.LA? VE FUND FESTIVAL. Anniversary Festival of t he Drury-Lane The ay The Thirteenth b-ated at the Freemason: in atrical Fund was cele hneas the Duke Tavern. At six his Ruy al Wig or Clarence toox the Chai ro Amocgst the other di ...