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... to the ruiu of the mtinfaccturer. Kent Ifegdld. The reports generally circulated respecting a delightfuil and favourite Actress' late of Covent Garden .Theatreeare untre. We understand MaRs T.i;F and Mr BaI ?? be tarried on Monday morning, with the entire ...
... Proprietors of the two National Theatres have determined not to give more than twenty pounds per week to any one Actor or Actress, however great their celebrity., GRAT!TUDE OF THE LORD CFIANXCLTOfL.R We have more than once notedthe substantial form in ...
... vf' ability, which show that. she is likely to .imp:re ipto as able an actress as she is' already a singer. We, have heard indeed. that on slip-occasion, she- was~searcely an actress; awl if real tears can teify-to the fat they certainly flowed abulndantly ...
... those simi- 'larly privileged with the Duke, only can do ! Curiously enough, the title may be-said to have originated with an actress of great celebrity in ber day. Eleanor Gwynn's eldest son (by Charles 11) was ennobled by -Iii 3Royal Father, and was the ...
... the diiliculties wvith which it has hail to contendl, allot trie rnumrnerable advantages which martry poor Actuirs arid actresses have derived from its; eXistenIce. In tire early stages oaf tsprogress, whren it possessed no other resource, save the interest ...
... Children, vomil mave appe:ared nothing short of perfection, had I notseen t e I)idlmmmme Aiosdosunta at Milao. But they have to actress mm e like time graceful, the expressive Palletini; nor anyacter *1m *tl thi O ALueas of the Scala. The Auitrians, who are ...
... nothing to mind hut going thie rounrds of the Catholic chapels, And chatting with her neighbours. Mrs. W,,ffiington, the actress, hauilt and endowed a numuber of altms- ~ hoiiss at Tel'ediiigron, Middlesex, aaid there they are to this v daii. She is buried ...
... annum, and it has 19,000 subscribers, whosesb- scriptions amount to 55,0001. per ann. We recommend the following axiom to actresses:-A woman ought, never to appear in manl's clothes; for, setting the delicacy of the matter out ofthe question, if she be ...
... 'As it fell upor a ilay,' with Iad. VNsirnts,- displayed lir powers to the gtreatest advanltage \ith Lhat accmouplishile actress. Tile Ballet betweell the acts of the Concert p assed olf well; but fron; tihe continued rain, and the gallery being placed ...
... Mrs. Mattocks's benefit; autl my purpose was ftlly answered, in slowing Ily own loyalty, ttd in servitig so excellent an actress. I laid the sceite at the top of t Ludgate-hill ; it had many pretty songs and comic characters. I next produced a three-act ...
... Tier Twvo BACa Ac.Es.-Frederic Reynolds, in his amusing Life, ?? rblishedr tells a droll story of Mrs Clive, the celbrated actress, who, it appesrS. though not at all wantinrg in gesernuity, could not keep her tem- per when she lost her money. She formed ...
... VELLLCr[ with passionate remorse exclaims, Aprite o terra! It is no ordinary praise for VEtLUTf, that this accomplished actress should have derived much of her grace and hiisb triotic powers froma him, CuRioln) by any of his fellow actors in a dull opera ...