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... Tilt ITALIAN Oran.—The performances of the Drury Lane Company Si. sew drawing to a elms Out Saterday we had exqateite rendering Thootah at Theatre Royal. Ilona de Murata sammed Om elm/meter the nal ortii u ate maid Woo has loot both lover and her reuse ...
... Evening at 7.15 until Further Noticp. Mc George Grosunith & Edward Lauri Hard Production : KYSSING • •••, the Winter Gardens, Drury Lane. Loudon. Ihe Company includes Gascony. OfFea :10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 'Phone 660 Central. ...
... D. W. GRIFFITH'S MIGHTY SPECTACLE, The Birth of a Nation. Twic:. Daily. 2 and 7.30 p.m. EXACTLY seen fo- r 12 NVEEKS at DRURY LANE THEATRE. LONDON. ...
... Saturday, when Mr M'Pherson and Mr M`Dugall, Edinburgh, and the district pilgrims Todd and Paterson were present. Ax actor at Drury Lane Theatre caned one of his critics there last Saturday night. ...
... IMPORTANT ENGAGEMENT MR HENRY TALBOT, The Eminent and Favourite Scotch Tragedian, of Drury Lane, London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Provincial, Australian, American, and New Zealand Theatres, Supported MR ALARIC BURTON, Clever Actor, Author, and Musical Composer ...
... management at Drury Lane. No gentleman had ever been more honourable in his engagement*. The rent of the Theatre was £6500 a year, and the nightly expauses could not be less than P2OO. He had tnilculated that the lessee of Drury Lane would require to ...
... of llichard tour de Lion, it is proposed, if time should permit, to produce an Italian adaptation at Her Majesty'. Opera, Drury Lane, during the forthcoming season. The score was left uncompleted by Mr Haifa, but Sir Michael Coda has kindly edited it and ...
... Strand. London. Mr J. 'Milord, Throne-Royal, Drury Lane. Mr P. Parker, Tbeatreßoyal, Dublin. Kimber, Theatre-Royal Olympia London. Theatre-Royal Strand. London ; and Mr A Youngs, Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane. Kate Saville, Queen's Theatre and Opera Howse ...
... the House of Commons in order that hon. Members might not miss Betty's Hamlet His first season of twenty-eight nights at Drury Lane produced £17,200. He last ap. peared as phenomenon in 1808. On his return to the stage as a mere actor, in 1812, he was ...
... middle of April Hamlet. Macbeth and Othello will follow, a n d probably Romeo. Signor Rossi . and his crew puny will play at Drury Lane three days in th week for the greater part of the season. Sign Salvini will arrive in England in about weeks, and will spend ...
... -s- At Drury Lane Theatre. Mr Hall Caine's new play. - The Bondman. - achieved a wry remarkah!e The play. fonnded 071 the popular novel, iv. hardly a conmmmate work of art. out the actir; and ..tare management are delightful to all sort. and condition: ...
... the Drury Lane pieces, some wonderful dancing and stage effects will be seen. The local orchestra will be considerably increased, along with several musicians toured with the company under the direction of Mr Ernest Vousden, also from Drury Lane. CHURCH ...