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... wide-opened mouth ; but one can almo t hear the words, and the savage aspect of the man calls to memory the harridans of Drury Lane who, when the wellspring of abuse has all bu•. run dry, are reduced to calling their adversaries things. Excellent is ...
... Garrick Mr. John Le Hay and Mr. John Sheridan-fine comedians both-will be the ugly sisters, The Babes in the Wood, at Drury Lane, will be those droll gentlemen Mr. Dan Leno and Mr. Herbert Campbell. In one respect the late Sir August us ' Harris's ...
... Beere's rec ~ ption was extremely cordial. This will receive attention next week. The gre.lt spectacle and funny pantomime at Drury Lane, and Mr. Oscar Barrett 's pantomime at the Garrick Thea ~ re, will have appeared before these lines are in print. Both appeal ...
... Beere's rec ~ ption was extremely cordial. This will receive attention next week. The gre.lt spectacle and funny pantomime at Drury Lane, and Mr. Oscar Barrett 's pantomime at the Garrick Thea ~ re, will have appeared before these Both appeal tlJOre than has ...
... of course, but really quite so stupid as our author would lead us to suppose. people, if we may jucl,;e by novels anJ Drury Lane, in the way-one wonders that marriages do not occur accidentally-but it thi ~ piece Thereupon is sentenced to penal servitude ...
... runs away from her home to join a troupe of wandering minstrels. The benefit to be tendered to ;\fiss Nellie Farren at Drury Lane Theatre 1/.L USTRATED. [F eb. sth, 1898. ['hoto . rl. Et/is MISS ETHEL BARR YMORE. Upper Baker St. chang!d hands for other ...
... a manner, for fi nance is the only thing that has to be consulted in such a case. Melodrama, as given at the Adelphiand Drury Lane Theatres, has vastly improved in recent years, and it is worthy of note that Mr. Hicks has successfully written for the ...
... each ·ould genuflect before the altar. ' This made the more jarring the profane events that followed. B . L. E VE R\-01\'E Drury Lane. It will certainly be a record perrormance; there i every - sign that there 11 ill be a record attendance. There is hardly ...
... now in progress will have the satis- London will be in the grip of factory result of the apFearance of Madame Bcrnhardt at Drury Lane T heatre, it which she is anxious to play this summer. London will be in the grip of foreign invasion if all these ladies ...
... splendid success, for appetite grows by what it feeds on, if it does not have to feed all on one That tbe new management of Drury Lane Theatre should have been ~b'e to declare an interim dividend of ten per cent. on the first year's working is a surprising ...
... admirable character studies, and is in itself an interest ing and anutsing work. T he White Heather is to be revived at Drury Lane. One of the chief In Lord and Lady Algy, at the Comedy, one of In Little Miss Nobody, shortly to be scenes is a fancy ...
... ideal ; but it is understood that Miss Neilson's services have been retained elsewhere-it is rumoured by the management of Drury Lane for the autumn drama there-so Mr. Tree's choice is sadly circumscrii.Jed, and I believe that, so far, among all the prominent ...