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... Wertber and Ia Navarraice, and Emil Br h's Thr Lady of Longford. Tbere was also a abort _c;iscd of German opera at Drury Lane Thea ire. O-t-tT operatic event* of interest bave been the performence o* L ?? Delibes's Le llo_ Ta Dit by the students ...
... very ?? This latest version of 'Dick Whittington' ?? Pronounced one of the best of the famous Drury- lane series of annuals. T)ick Whittington at drury lane— Jt--^ limes:— 'Sir \ Augustus Harris may be congratulated .fwV ?? ?? iee d'tion deluxe of the ...
... ACCIDENT IN DRURY-LANE About eight o’clock this morning, while a man and a boy were opening a heavy woiiden gate leading to a stable in Drury-lane, it some means got out of jiosition and fell. The man and hoy were both knocked down, and on being extricated ...
... in the house. Sir Augustin Harris has presented on Drury Lane stage the very finest spectacular pantomime that has ever been seen at any period on these historic boards. Those who miss the Drury Lane pantomime not deserve the name of playgoers. Such a ...
... must considered one p.ill. • nonreceptors. The teries of ii.-d wcold have done credit to the inventive p-'Ei i f and the Drury Lane Theatre. Tho Brighton Press — .Is Henry Irving to the draroa. Chan, W. Poole the m>ri. Rama, anil the debt owing him the ...
... ACCIDENT IN DRURY-LANE. About a quarter to nine o'clock this morning a gust of wind blew • beery gate down in Drury-Isas. A mall and • were passing at the time. and were felled to the ground. When the gate was taken off them it was found that both sere ...
... music sre just as goed as they could possibiy be, the gorgeousuess of scms or the Inakes one almost spectacles think that Drury Lane has suddealy been transported to Portsmouth, A prettier spactacie than the exterior of the Prince’s Castie, with its ianumerable ...
... judicious condensation, that one hardly recognises the hurry-and-skurry shows of Boxing night. Especially is this the case at Drury Lane. Miss Eleanor Calhoun, who so distinguished herself in Slaves of the Ring, has, for some time, been studying in Paris under ...
... Westlake. Lila Clay's Ladies’ Band. NHITTINGTON at DRURY LANE. ) mh suvs :—'* A very admirable, scenorio. The mmrmum allous undertaking astonicbed the m pers in the bouse. Sir Augustus I 4 on Drury Lane stage the very finest pantomime that has ever been ...
... IS ESTABLISHED BEYOND ALL DOUBT. IT IS FULL OF UNFLAGGING FUN. IS ARTISTIC TO A DEGREE. A MAGNIFICENT SPE TACLE. IT IS ON DRURY-LANE SCALE OF SPLENDOUR. SUPERB CHORUS FROM THE GAIETY THEATRE, LONDON. ...
... HITTINGTON at DRURY LANE.—The Daily Telegraph says: A very admirable, varied, and drainage scenario. The couiple.e slece s of this ruarvellou• undertaking astonished the very oldest playgoers in the house. Sir Augustus Harris has pre.ented on Drury Lane stage ...