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... THE DRAMA, MUSIC, &c. It is not enough to speak, but to speak true.--Shakespeare. Although on the threshold of the dramatic season, managers are displaying unwonted activity and enterprise in the production of novelties. either in shape of popular revivals ...
... THE DRAMA, MUSIC, It Is not enough to speak, but to speak true.--ShaAespeare. Notwithstanding the generally unpropitious state of the weather, the have been very fully attended during the week ; the splendid revival of the. Part of Henry 1V., at Drury ...
... DRAMA, MUSIC, &c. It is not eoough to speak, but to speak true.—Shatspeors. us on our columns limits us to a brief record of the of the week. At Her Majesty's, Mr. Maple,w priest Baum, 31.111 e. lima de Ilurska, inure than confirmed of her debit on her ...
... THE DRAMA, MUSIC, It la not enough to speak, but to speak true.—Sitakespeore The two moat noterv , wthy events in the theatrical world during the week, have been the of Covent Garden by the New Opera Compe er. Saturday last, and the return to the stage ...
... 721 THE DRAMA, MUSIC, dco. It not enough to speak, but to speak true.—Shaespeare. The regular dramatic meson has partially commenced by the opening of the Surrey Theatre on Saturday hurt, and the New Royalty on Monday—the former under the old management ...
... THE SPORTING GAZETTE (LIMITED.) THE DRAMA, MUSIC, &c. It is not enough to speak, but to speak true.--Shakespeare. Two novelties have been produced during the week, to break the monotony of the stereotyped programmes which have so long prevailed at the ...
... AvG. 29, 1863.] THE DRAMA, MUSIC, It is not enough to speak, but to speak true.—Skoksrpearr. After 'a dulness, not of very long duration, but certainly unusual even at this period of the year, slight symptoms of returning vitality are showing themselves ...
... 28, 1888.: THEDRAMA, MUSIC, &o. It is not enough to speak, but to speak true.—ffkaimpeere. The almost undisturbed monotony which has so long existed in the theatrical world has been broken through during the past week by two or three events of more than ...
... JULY 7, 1866.] THE DRAMA. MUSIC, &c. It le not enough to speak, but to speak true.—Shatspeane The long promised burlesque adaptation by Mr. Burnand of M. Offeubach's opera bottle, La Belle Helene, under the title of Helen, or Taken from the Greek ...
... THE DRAMA, MUSIC, &c. It Is not enough to speak, but to speak true.—Shakespeare. PruxcEss'ia—The crowded state of our columns for the last two or three weeks has caused the omission of our usual dramatic and musical intelligeno, including a notice of ...
... JAS. 18, 1868.] THE DRAMA, MUSIC, site. It is not enough to speak, but to speak true.—Ntstspeare. New Quesx's THEATRE.—UntiI recently tho stamp of metro- politan approval for dramas of any pretension was deemed essential before submitting thorn to, ...
... DRAMA. MUSIC, dm. speak, but to speak true.—dhakspears. .4 Aleley's ou Saturday evening, by its new manager , already favourably known to the public by bin spirited Theatre fur a brief summer sere three novelties the week. Mr. Wilkie Conley's Frozen ...