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... emph capital and labour in a mod effective and economical way and to content bleated with a prolt on each individual 10. Drury Lane. Wakebeld, Nov 111. Deer Sir,--1 have much pleasure in statist that upwards of mmthe I have d. - .ee busiema with you es ...
... Telephone No. Seata may alao booked Meaara. Ureen %n«I Son.-, Beverley. December 12th, Six Nights, “The White Heather,’ from Drury Lane. Closed December 19th ; week for final rehoaraalH of the Xinaa TaiiUimime Cinderella.” EXSTEBN HAH WAY. 11l An recursion ...
... House and premises, Thermo Lie. £5O a year. Hower. 4, St. Jobn's Villas. IVentworth Street, £45 per year. •• West House Drury Lane. rent low. Hoes, 32, York Street, 6 rooms, bath and w.c. .. ‘' Rent reduced. Myrtle Cotter e and outbuildings, Little ...
... e tinpr.rtsat the perky-eters. To seen , ' elaborate spectacle for The Forty Thieves and D ek taut dirt reeneetately Drury-lane nerd he rid of The and the Aelelpfai et 'The Earl alter Itatarday week. ISt Mr Arthur Collins and Barrett an a &terminal ...
... for it, a child's version (illustrated \ of The Forty Thieves, the subject of the pantomime this Christmas at the Royal, Drury Lane, before it is produced. * * *. A chat with Mrs. Kendal appears in a recent issue of Woman's Weekly. Asked if she considered ...
... advanced, and special scenery has been painted by Mr. Tom Hogue. “ The White Heather, the fashionable success last year at Drury Lane, booked for the last week before the Christmas pantomime “ Cinderella,’’ w Inch commences its run Boxing Day *2 p.m. ...
... Byron's series of In lbs late Sir A. 1f;.' prorincdal orgsniiaf'uaa >oim«r 'l'umer. usually played the parts created Drury Lane by llr. Harry Nioholls, and was specially successful as the droll 'Human Nature. also made hit as the centric Wei land ...
... Prodigal Daughter ever the piece iwhich, the war. the work of Henry | Pettitt and Nr Augusta* HarnM wa* first atagerl at Drury lane. The cast is a eery strong one Mrs. Henry C. Arnold, in the bright remedy part Dorcas Gentle, i* eery pleasing, and Mr. ...
... Merchant of Venice lie played, whila Olivia i-- reserved for night. A LIFE PLEASURE - ' THE THEATRE ROYAL. Tins popular Drury Lane (hain-.t paying .mother visit to the Leeds Thcutro Royal, and, n. ...
... scone is from the brush of Mr. W. R. Coleman, and the transformation scene painted by Mr. Henry Emden, scenic artist to tho Drury Lane Theatre. All these artists are now badly engaged finishing their work. In the dressmaking department quite army engaged ...
... plenty the geituio* article. Peacock feathers, deference superstition the stage, are after all not figure in a ■ ccr, the Drury Lane pantomime. The Temperance Party have arranged 50 English constituencies the subject SondaJ) closing, and take plebiscites ...
... in new frame Peacock feathers, in deference a superstitioi of the stage, are, after all, not to figure in a scene in the Drury Lane pantomime. Over 18,000 yards of cloth were used for binding the doth editions Bismarck’s Memoirs, and 400 caif-skina to ...