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... THE THEATRE. On Saturday night, Ihie petformaoces, in view of the approach- ing retirement of Mr Murray, Were under the patronage of the Lord Justice-General and the mellets O the bar, and seldom have we witnessdd a more brilliant spectacle thtn that ...
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... THE THEATRE. We were glad to see a brilliant house assembled on Mon- day evening, when the entertainments were under the patron- age of the Royal Company of Archers. Sheridan's comedy of The Rivals, was performed, some parts of which could not have ...
... assistance of the most distin- M guished talents the London Theatres can af''ord-(atpausec.) w During the recess various alteratirns are protposed io the Audience depsrtmenit of this Theatre, whlich, we hope, m white they improve the beauty of its appearance ...
... THE THEATRE. La t niglr Mr Sheridan Kuowles's new flay, entitlei The Wrecker's Daughter, was performed for the first' time here. Like the other dramnas of the same author, I it is chatacterised by great force of expression, and that I warmth andtfertility ...
... THEATRE. I I . A new tragedy was brought ,forward at our Theatre yesterday evening, called Henry of Transtamare. The part of Henry was. written for the: YouNG ROSCIUS, and his performance of it was one of his happiest efforts. He was received throughout ...
... folloewed, in w43ch Mr Calcraft ap- peared with his usual success. '2 (From a Correspondent.) Mr D. Roberts, scene painer to the theatre here, has a nearly completed a splendid scene, in which lie has with great success represented the Caltun Hill as crowned ...
... THE THEATRES. THEATRE ROYAL. An extravagant interlude, entitled L.5 Reward, produced on Wednesday evening, after the excellent play of Plot and Passion, which we have already noticed, was much indebted to the acting of Mr Toole in the principal ...
... at an early hour, all e the passages of the Theatre, to witness the last exhibition L - of ithis great performer, were excessive. The numbers 'e assembled were far moire than sufficient to filU the Theatred W When the doors -were opened, the spectacle ...
... etter accommodati3n of the~audience. 'ihe pe~ theatre will be entirely re~painted, anld illuminated with ~gas, til after the plan oftile Covent Garden theatre. TIhe most celebra- ter Ited'artists of that theatre have been for some time engaged in to prearig ...
... THE THEATRES. TN1 ROYAL. Keeping apace with the demand for novelties the manager of the Royal produced on Saturday evening, for the first time in Edinburgh, a new comedy en- ?? Little Treasure. Not having arrived in time to witness it we reserve criticism ...