Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... After the humours placed upon the stage, even at Drury Lane. After the humours of behind the scenes and the wondersofthe biograph, we see, seated opposite to us, on the other side of the Drury Lane stage, a complete music hall, crowded with a living ...
... pantomimes this year-at Drury Lane, here we are to see Jack and the Beanstalk, and at the Ga· rick, where Puss in Boots will theatres are in the throes of preparation. attempt made to ri val the magnificence of Drury Lane, but it ill be souc•ht ...
... 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 ...
... The Forty Thieves. HE best way to describe the new Drury Lane pantomime would be to borrow a phrase from colloquialism and say all the usual.' Or to take a dictionary and cull ...
... The Great Ruby. F course one does not analyse a Drury Lane drama by the same method as one does an ordinary play. It has a place apart, it blooms alone. When a play is written ...
... Graham's story and lyrics, and to sing ~lr. A. E. Godfrey'sa.nd ~Jr. Landon ]~on ~ Id's tuneful and unambitious music. Drury Lane T:teatre has another huge spectacle in The Great R üby, It does not matter much wllo wri es the story so long as quite ...
... cheap and flashy smartness of the tavern loafing order to be met with so oft en in Drury Lane is sure to have a success-for Mr. Arthur modern melodrama. Drury Lane is sure to have a success-for Mr. Arthur Coli ins is there to gtve us a wonderful series ...
... 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 ...
... new Drury Lane drama. .\li s s A m e I i a Stone, the young lady to be ,\Jr. ho is to be ,\Jr. Albert Chevalie r's jwima donna at the 1-:oyalty Theatre when The Land of Nod is presented to us, and who will be the heroine of the next Drury Lane pantomime ...
... made its reputation so far. Now we place all our hopes in King ] ohn at Her Majesty's, and in Hearts are Trumps at Drury Lane-for a strong drama may be an improvement on former strong dramas, and may be artistic on its own grade. The Ghetto, which ...
... the south, the east and the west, P antomime will rei6u rtgaln. Chief of all, of course, will be the great spectacle at Drury Lane. H ere Mr. Arthur Collins means once more t:) eclip:;e :tll records. Jack and the Beanstalk is to be a superb production ...
... to Drury Lane Theatre on Friday night, where, in accordance with the will of that kindly last century actor, the Baddeley Cake was cut up by that delightful veteran James Fernandez, and the crowd of playfolk an:! others on the stage at Drury Lane wished ...