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... Keeleys have become the lessees of the Princess’ Theatre, the late manager of that establishment having taken the Olympic. Drury-lane Theatre is once more closed, having proved a disastrous failure. Mr. Anderson intends to renew his attcmpQto play the legitimate ...
... AND THE BAKERS.—The following is a portion of our London contributor's letter of last week, crowded out for want of room :—Drury-lane closes to-night [Saturday night week] with precisely the result anticipated here at its opening, though the experiment may ...
... STAGE! _ T POSITIVELY FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. HIS present MONDAY EVENING, the 13th instant, Mr. BUNN. of the Theatres-Royal Drury-lane . rid Author of the Bohemian Girl, Haugh.er et St. Mark-, Mid of Artois, Enchantress, Crusa:len., Bondman ' ...
... a ludicrous passage in the Rejected Addresses, where a heroic fireman, engaged his dangerous vocation at the burning of Drury Lane Theatre, is represented as perishing in the midst of his courageous exertions. Still o'er his head,while Fate he braved ...
... pea until he has evinced his affec f beloved by ber busban bestowed upon ber. tion by vigorous blows free performances at Drury-lane Theat: came to a termination on Sa turday night, the had leagued together, find ing their efforts Unequal | keep the house ...
... contain Moore,) B ru in = B u ildi ngs, at,, I 31croury or any other deleterious ingredient; he Moore ,S Brasilita Buildings .Drury Lane ( deems it will be sufficient recommendation (in con- M eacock ,11 .Dnkc's ifidential cases,) a I n he st..tes they have ...
... attractive. As the first was a history oi tbe great dramatist, Shak- spere, the second was a history of the great theatre, Drury-lane. In the course of this a very good parallel was drawn between its two first managers, Garrick and Sheridan: but we ven- ...
... success of the other.' A Mas or Consequence.— A native of the sister island having come to lAMidon for the Best time, went to Drury Lane Theatre. the course of the evening there was a great hubbub in the gallery, upon which Pat (who was in the nil) rose in ...
... couchant, executed by Messrs. Austin and Seely of London. The Proscenium is painted by Mr. Adams, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The Exhibition will be opened on Saturday the 29th of June.—Further particulars will appear in future advertise- ments ...
... Poor Pillicoddy The median, Mr. BAK ER, illiaalle7trC:- vaughter, Miss YANNY BAKER, whose debut a late of theTheatre-Royal, Drury-lane. was received with most approbation are en_a•aged for a limited period. URIC! SULLIVAN, Mr. JOHN REEVE, and Mr. • FAULKLAND ...
... of NORMA. On Saturday, 808 BOY, THE* HAUNTED INN, and FATHER DID B^r.*JA MEB^A^DERSON, the Lessee of the Theatre-Royal. Drury-lane, is engaged for Ten NighU, and will make his first appearance this season on Monday, July lat. ...