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... Steele Mackaye, is the attraction MIr .J. M. Chute bas secured for to-night. It is a story of the French Pcvolution, and at Drury Lane met wvith con- siderable success. It will he given by Afr Walter Sealby's company. THEATRE ROYAL. At the King street house ...
... success, the comedv going with much tnirabh-moving spitit. To- mi-orrw right wve are to have -The 'Prodi-al Daughter. a Drury Lane triuruph of the lte Sir Aug2uStllS 1Iarris, in colahoratiou with Henry Pet- tit-t. X\ e are promised the presence on the ...
... to his objection to take half-salary after a protracted period of frost. When he returned to act under the patent in Drury-lane, he took unusual care to have his articles binding. Having, however, afterwards, some reason to think that the patentees ...
... LEIGHTON. cl James's Theatre. Also in November, 1887, she tl created the character of Laobra, in Nitocris, by C Flo Graves, at Drury-lane Theatre. In January, is 1888, she went on tour with Mr Francis Jerrard's a company, playing Olivia, in The Vicarof Wake- ...
... to his objection to take half-salary after a protracted period of frost. When he returned to act under the patent in Drury-lane, he took unusual care to have his articles binding. Having, however, afterwards, some reason to think that the patentees ...
... ?? - - - - 9114,6419LUM, It was zo U0Q. .Able tragodianthii was, M1r. .]envil- could not hol hd Drury Lane awdience. The first aqt if RJch1ard tie .hid 4bad gone well,' t during the secoxid.people were whispy-, ing. anid some crept out When the actor ...
... blue skirt, the tea-less damsels trooped oil home in a manner which reminded me of Mr. Pepys'.observation on beholding the Drury Lane actresses one night: Lord 1' cries he, -their confidence I And how many men do hover about them as soon as they come ...
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... E. warmly received and enthusiastically ?? F. Queely, who played an old woman s part sa well in The , Whitc Haeith(r, at Drury-lane, has been engaged for ;6. the new drama at that ?? pantomime Lc c Figii di Bobl' at thl Crystal Palace has proved so successful ...
... Singer 7 9 Grsppiers 17/6 20 0 j Swift 0 Gridiths 2.0 3.0 Tubes 8,0 HAT.T.H, ire IL P Prof 7^ CanterViury Sew 10 12 Drury Lane 4! Oxford Rmp'«(lsspd) 5t 1 Palace 'i Emp'e 2 IKi 4 4 Gaiety CJ'iid Theatre I Ijj South London l,n Mui 2 ...
... s fringed &nd lettered standards of magenta and scarlet. The whole would have graced a Pro- I cession of Nations at Drury Lane. The 3 Chinese peasant wears a turban, loose coat, and i short anm very baggy trousers all of blue. The Chinese soldier ...