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... everything—and their sense the beautiful by vulgarising the omumental, will lost be suffered to drop out sight. In pantomimes Drury Lane takes,! of course, the lead. Here, with Mr. Bererly's artistic taste and power, the cleverness of the Yokes family, and ...
... spectators to be at much pains in the production of novelties; but, on boxing-day, the million are easily amused. At Drury Lane Theatre, Blanchard produced an old friend with a new face, Whittington and his Cat, and a full audience were charmed ...
... whole of London, conducts the reader westward of Temple Bar, along the Strand, with excursions into Lincoln’s-inn-fields and Drury-lane, Coventgarden, St. Giles’s, and Soho, down Wliitehall, Westminster Hall, Abbey, School, and Palace, giving abundant notices ...
... could get a seat. We have, of course, given ourselves up to amusement for the week. The theatres are filled nightly. Both at Drury Lane and Covent Garden the pantomime pleases: Mr. Irving's re-appearance as Hamlet has been welcomed with enthusiasm such as ...
... Mayor of London,” awakens recollections which we always renew with pleasure and satisfaction. In this, the twenty-sixth Drury Lane Christmas annual contributed by this fertile author, we find his usual adherence to nursery history and the accuracy of ...
... thisbeing the truth , Mr Macready put a stop to an abuse which bad crept into the saloons of the large patent theatres , Drury ^ Lane and Covent Garden , so effectnally that the evil in question has never since been ecen in any London theatre . Indeed ...
... titles of pantomimes, and it will be seen the subjoined list bow extremely limited pantomime librettist must : —London : Drury Lane, WhittingtonCovent Carden, Cinderella Glohc, Blue Board Surrey, “Jack the Giant Killer Standard, “Babes the Wood;” Park ...
... INJURIES JOHN BULL. rpHEATRE ROYAL COYENT GARDEN. CINDKRELLA, AND TOE BUTTEKFLY'S BALL AND GRASSHOrPKR’S FEAST. Theatre royal, drury lane.— Sola and Mana«or, F. B. Chatter-ton. Every Fretting, WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT. mHEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.— Monday. Tuesday ...
... CHAMPIONS; Misses GeOrgiana Smithson, Emily RandaU, Clar:k Shelly!, Nelly Orith;hs, Newton, Ulla, j, Russell, Miss Russell (from Drury Lane Theatre) : Messrs. Connelly, H. Ltertrand, J. Darrell, J. Holloway, 0 , 13radtield, Grahame, Ducrow, Lautodi. Orlando! and ...
... THE DRAMA. DRURY LANE. I3oxing-night for that year of grace the hours of which are numbered at the time we write prov , id a most inviting one to all plea-ure-seekers. No rain, no snow, no icy winds to face; but a mild, dry night, with the stars twinkling ...
... 11th, 1876. MR. MAPLESON'S GRAND EVENING CONCERT. At which the following celebrated Artistes from Hei Majesty's Opera, Drury Lane, wiU appear : — MADAME MARIE-ROZE, MADLLE RISARELLI, AND MADAME TREBELLI, SIGNOR PALADENI, HERR BEHRENS, SIGNOR DEL PUENTE ...
... a certain flatness which necessarily attended this thnce-concocted entertainment.-- It is, of course, very different at Drury Lane, where pantomime, however feeble elsewhere, h always alive and vigorous. Mr. E. L. Blanchard's IVhi/tington ana Ilts Cat ...