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... hot:drum At the Haymarket. the Lyceum, thr Adolph i. snd the New Strand, the butler. e•tratragenas tree th• place pantomime. At Drury Lane, the Primer's. the ulyemw, Sadkee Wells, Miley's, end the Surrey pantomimes noise rine I* .in owl close awl palitalnes direct ...
... demonstrate, by actual experiment, that it is by pbyskal power, and not by say that tables move on being pressed by the Drury Lane Theatre is the Sphinx of the theatriad world, She bailie. hearts, and theu devours thew. lan of the poi. praetor. tail ►t ...
... ion of Si, George's Mall at Bnidfoel) —others low, •ppearril stove nor horizon rod gained a great dateett's experiment at Drury Lane bas been fortunate in room a.mes than one, and theprincipal artist. have seliered successes spa the rage of Drury that will ...
... complimentary dr framer was given to this popular tragedian, at the Coslhole Tavern, Strimil. Mr. T. E. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre. presided, and in proposing the health of Mr. Brooke, lasted that while Mr. Brooke had been perforating at Drury-lone ...
... Last year the tax an dogs produced to the revenue 157.925 f. So great was the excitement to witness Mr. Smoke's Othello at Drury Lane on Thursday night,that a large minder et persons, unable to cet places in the front of the hme, noddy raid three shilling ...
... promeeliags did not occupy more than a few minutes. e filttropolital lbws. MUSICAL AND D - RAYATIC OCINZIP. The dramatic warm at Drury•lane being sew the era. trian lemon began no Monday. and the stage whenen Mr.G.V. Brooke figured no further bark than on the ...
... Mademoiselle Victoire Rdfr, denginter to the componer, is about to appear on the stage in musical drama Mr. Smith, the truer of Drury-lane Theatre, appears to be a real theatrical Mllas (withoat the long lan), for what he touches turns to gold. After having won ...
... boxes or pit of this elegant place of amusement. If we may judge from full houses, the hippairoinstic performances at Drury Lane are scarcely satisfactory to `the public than the more legitimate histrionic productiona, which lately proved so eminently ...
... The musk of Weber and Mayerbeer will furnish the chief attractions of the erasing 1 one. The plan far opera in }inglish at Drury Lane, which was to hive commenced in February next. appears to be abandeoed, iT swing to the unwillingness of the musical contracting ...
... paotoronne has been prodnced at the Haymarket theatre, the author dog Mr. Rackstom, t h e enterprising Imam. The bal tam ice at Drury Lane was as snoceasful as Mr. Smith could desire In the abeam. of dramatic ginaipat home, we may rant' Lou that is Pam a Dew ...
... themselves with certain stock plays as first pieties, and retying upon the aid of pantomime aid burlesque to draw foU houses. At Drury Lane Theatre. however, the enterprising lessee ban brought out something new, in addition to the pantomime, and a highly wrought ...
... hoisteroualy ; fur it is the way here to even an affair of taste and sense a matter of -lot u, l aren,. Fleetwood, the master of Drury-lane, has omitted to support them, as they supported his house- Abuse tea days ago he let into the pit great numbers of Beargarden ...