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... slip a few facts concerning the yet unnamed melodrama by himself, Mr Raleigh, and Mr Hamilton, which will be produced at Drury Lane next month. It will be a racing drama, with Mrs John Wood as & sporting duchess, and the great scenes will be a military ...
... slip A few facts concerning the yet unnamed melodrama by hinisuli, MR RALEIGH, and Mr Hamilton, which will be produced at j Drury Lane next month. It; will be a racmg drama, with Mrs John Wood as A sporting i duchess, and the groa?' seenes v?i!' be a military ...
... will be Guy Dom- ville. Bound to Win is said to be the title chosen by Sir Augustus Harris for his autumn production at Drury Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Kendal have purchased the American rights of Mr. C. E. Mallet's play entitled A Political Woman. Hot Water ...
... delegates took the opportunity of visiting the Model Common Lodging House, which the London County Council has erected in Drury. ! lane. There the homeless wanderer may find X accommodation at the lowest possible rates. R Beds and foot.baths are provided ...
... Bradford, the young soprano who made such a favourable im- pression as Miohaela in the recent perfor- mance of Carmen at Drury Lane by the Guildhall School of Musio students, has already bad a. fair amount of experience on the operatio stage. Coming up ...
... charging her with assaulting an old man named John Coakley.—The oomplainant stated-that he lived in Sirdioia-bui,dii-g, Drury- lane, on the sam* fl-tt as the defendant. At haJf- past eleven at night the defendant and another woman were lighting on the ...
... Harris is on a visit to his friends in the United States. Meanwhile, his autumnal melodrama is in rehearsal for production at Drury Lane about the middle of next month. The next piece at the Savoy Theatre will consist of a new version of Sir Arthur Sullivan's ...
... midst. - OLD GRAVEYARDS AND MODERN PLAYGROCNDS. r-l Much of the old property of the Duke of Bedford which clusters round Drury Lane is a being pulled down, and various historic nooks t- and corners are being revealed. Among these le none attracts more ...
... tory attached to the characters of Jobson and Nell. The Devil to Pay was written by C. Coffey, and was first produced at Drury Lane in 1731; the plot is amusingiy simple. A county baronet has a termagant wife, and his neighbour Jobson, the cobbler, has ...
... to be seen at the Adeiphi on Thursday, September 6. A new speortilng and spectacular :anoa is in active preparation a t Drury Lane, and is aromised to be produced during September iid, althlough to-niight is thelast of - Go tang at itle 'fratalgar, that ...
... performed under the eye of a Turkish naval officer. By the demolition of some old houses in Catheriuo street, StranO, and in Drury lane, what may be regarded as a oleasic sovtb has been exposed to view, This it the old churchyard which Charles Dickene graphlcrily ...
... that sornsthing should be done towards raising a memorial over the grave of Llewellyn, the last of the Welsh princes. The Drury Lane pantonimee, Aladdin, vill be trans- ferred to the 'Metropolitan Opera House, New Y ork, in the spring. and Sir Augustus ...