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... harlequinade once laughter provoking of pantomime is llitle cared for done Remembering of forty years ago genuine “comic or Drury Lane the senseless clown and seems depresstogiy dismal and the scene are tempted exclaim Interests all juvenile portion of auditory ...
... amateur tragedian formed the talk of the town a quarter of century ago “Twelfth Night” celebrated according to custom at Drury Lane Theatre Tuesday evening with a brilliancy of accessories not often accompanying the invitation partake of the festive years ...
... eligible seats in the boxes front row’s in the stalls diminish to vanishing point At the large houses like Covent Garden Drury Lane where the cost of each representation may be estimated at about £200 the loss of revenue arising from the expiration of ...
... poet’s birthday was commemorated at Stratford-upon-Avon On Saturday June 4th 1836 a complimentary benefit given to him at Drury Lane Theatre and on this occasion he played Hamlet and Don Felix in The Wonder to the Donna Violante of Mi’s Nisbett while Sheridan ...
... famous assumption of Doctor Pangloss at the Olympic Morning performances in aid the Irish Relief Fund have taken place at Drury Lane The Strand and Sadler’s Wells From the morning performance of the pantomime at Drury Monday about £150 will be derived There ...
... Sadler’s Wells presents for ten nights Macbeth with Miss Bateman as Lady Macbeth Mr H Talbot (who played the character at Drury Lane a dozen years back) as Macbeth and Mr Walter Bentley as Macduff At a special morning performance on Saturday Mr L Martin ...
... dated December 20th 1741 when Quin acted Jaques Chapman Touchstone Mrs Pritchard Rosalind and Kitty Clive Celia This at Drury Lane Theatre and twenty-live represents tions with this cast be accepted as indicating in those days the attainment of a marked ...
... drama is to be brought out new scenery and elaborate appointments The late Andrew Halliday’s drama of The City produced at Drury Lane at Easter 1867 is being acted at the Surrey Mr George Sennett plays the part Mogg the convict formerly by Mr Melntyre and ...
... a which used be a conspicuous feature of the holiday entertainments at this period this year no representative anywhere Drury Lane will be reproduced with a very numerous chorus and corps de ballet La Fille de Madame Apgot preceded by Lady Audley’s Secret ...
... said about them can be briefly told The grand reproduction of Lecacq’s melodious comic opera La Fille de Madame Angot at Drury Lane affords a most enjoyable evening’s amusement The English version adapted is that furnished by Mr H J Byron for the Philharmonic ...
... once celebrated prose tragedy not generally known George Barnwell was first performed by the summer company of actors at Drury Lane June 22nd 1731 and perhaps the tune of the old ballad suggested the original announcement of “ new play called The Merchant ...
... with the text of Shaksp accompanied by appropriate music and chorus expressly composed for this oc Mrs Tom Taylor autumn at Drury Lane be a sensational ve-act drama written by Mr Paul Meritt and abounding in strong situations and striking pictorial effects ...