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... plans for the immediate future. Miss Ada Hehan has asked to released from her engagement appear the Autumn melodrama at Drury Lane, To this Mr. Collins has consented, and lier important part has been placed m the safe hands of Miss Violet Vanbrugh. In ...
... prepara* feiona ars already act ire progress (or pantomimes too Laoodon theatres which supply this elaj— of amiirw ment. At Drury Lane the “annual” is to be Jack and tAc BeantUUk. The performance is to embrace some novel and striking effect*, notably a scene ...
... action, j There is a mental confusion among those who would estimate the worth of a drawing room oomedy they would site up a Drury Lane melodrama. Clever writing may be all that is necessary to make success of one, every epigram that might, could, or should ...
... Martin Harvey a |»rt vaguely a pedestrian. The two scenes were Joe Crossing and I’otter Burial Ground. Kusaell Court. Drury Lane. Miss Jennie Lee. ragged wad of Ihe London played the part better, and thut saying a dull. The pathos which underlies the ...
... which the rreneb people now express. NEW l-ULRY LANE DRAMA. A curious coincidence will noticed in the nrjdaiuoa the great Drury Lane drama, H-xirU nre Tvumu, from the pen of Mr. Cecil Raleigh, the fact that of the principal scooee in the new piece will ...
... making the agitation are men who only lounge about hotel bars, with dirty hands and large diamonds, the low comody Jews of Drury Lane melodrama. Nothing can farther from the truth. The men who are mostly concerned are the workers tho mines, English mechanics ...
... PROM THE FOOTLIGHTS. Already the theatrical air with the of pantomime, and ooum?. London, the interest centres in the great Drury Lane ••armnl. Jack end tke feanMaJl is its time-bonourcu wobject, Mr. Arthur Stsrgess its author, acd Mr. Arthur Collin., the ...
... ounooa »d»eru»emenj to found recarriag August IQtb l *' L>e*lb oolomn of the daily papers gave Mr. Cecil idee for forthooming Drury Lane drama. It runs thus:—‘ is Dine ; I will repay, aaitb the Lord.’ In memory of Cecil Haeabroogo.” Tboee who remember a traino ...
... still a mere youth, he made bis debut her Majesty’s Theatre. London, ! and afterwards appeared before the footlights lat Drury Lane. Afterwards, id with his; sister fwbo still green old age in he took touring the provinces, until, at the invitation Mr ...