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... and singularly character occurred at Brighton on Monday afternoon. The women of the mothers' meeting of St. John's Church, Drury Lane, London, went down on their annual outing, under the care of Mrs. Pownell, the wife of the vicar. At two o'clock the party ...
... 13) —TnE tanints, mUNDAY. NOVEMIREtt 11, 1900. • •• • week stage of the Theatre Royal will be occupied by the latest Drury Lane success, Beasts are Trumps. The big swam of the Royal Academy sod the stage at the Frivolity Music Hall ought to be as e ...
... who bas been doin euch good work for Mr Beerbohm Tree st and who only the er other day got up the ig Canadian matinée at Drury Lane An earnest student in Toronto, where in echolership of various kinds Mr AtLeay bad already made bis mark he was brought ...
... remem Appty Paterson and Thomas. 14, Coot -street. to the Tot Rent. ET—Ioner Temple, Pleew Dabo ge CANNING PLACE 2. 1? DRURY [LANE Ome CAMTLPE-STREET —Odiees to te Let a: DAIL FATIH eRT- Ne lt — b he Of | Pwr — Dh we 6 me to and BRO —T. be Le Privare ...
... jointly with Mr. Risque, responsible for the book' of the pantomime the Theatre Royal, Manchester, is the author of the Drury Lane Christinas production. is, in fact, the leading pantomime writer of the year, having written no fewer than eleven such works ...
... Mies Stan*. E iard. 4-. a:t. r It. Law**. Mr. Waaffold Carr'. and (' the yowl,: A. the Lyn- Mut,. Arm he • NI by the Drury lane Elay. it Um. Ruin. what+ .ill b. n.-unt.d .:4 11 the moot the .t Ir ltt.tn me. /sag wit/ . support. Mr. Jam.. k iscluiNf ...
... that he urged Garrick to give her a trial in Loadon—e trial which was to bring her hitter sorrow, for as her &brit in . Drury Lane ia Portia, in 111175, the young ladT ' was • failure. and was as being entirely destitute of natural fr ril lair other ...
... charming is the Prima • • • The principal show scenes of the pantomime (and spectacle is always the distinguishing feature of Drury Lane pantomime) are a series of beautiful developing scene* representing • Dream of the Year—with which the first nart is co ...
... as the author of A Royal Family and His Excellency the Governor— will be produced. There was an immense audience at Drury Lane Theatre this afternoon, the occasion being a performance in aid of the sufferers the Galveston tornado. Sir Henry Irving ...
... estimated to exceed £40,000, in covered by On Saturday afternoon the outbreak of a tire immediately opposite the main entrance Drury Lane, Theatre, London, caused great excitement, as the dense volumes of smoke led to the belief that the theatre itself was attacked ...
... another proof of Mr. Tearle's skill was afforded the admirable manner in which he represented the character of the great Drury Lane actor. Unhappily, he was still suffering from a severe cold, and all the more credit is due to him in view of the disadvantage ...
... Meantime, in the centre of the English tbestritel world Arthur of Drury Lane, ban the pantomime arena to himself. 'There are other epeeist Chrietusas entertainments, bat in pantomime proper Drury Lane stands absolutely unchallenged. And hers too, in the hilliest ...