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... Faslhiioini SS^ Msnrjoirie o ff&Emiillitoira. Frocks at Drury Lane. TRULY a liberal education in the fashions of to-morrow are the beautiful gowns worn in The Marriages of Mayfair at Drury Lane, for which Humphreys of Onslow Place are responsible. Miss ...
... THE PLAYHOUSES THE PRODIGAL SON AT DRURY LANE That first act of Hie Prodigal Son! It is almost without a flaw. It introduces us to the characters and to the play without a single unnecessary word. The play moves from the very beginning, and the momentum ...
... BY OUR UNTAMED ARTIST: THE DRURY LANE PANTO. THE DEAUTY SLEEP SECOND SNOOZE PANTO PEOPLE AT DRURY LANE. For the first time in the history ot Drury Lane pantomime, the same fairy-tale has been chosen for a second year in succession. Last year we had The ...
... THE MURDER BY A PRIME MINISTER (at Drury Lane) This is the great sensation of Mr, Cecil Raleigh's melodrama The Price of Peace at Drury Lane. Count Ostadine (Mr. Mayeur), a foreign spy, while attending a reception at the house of Lord Derwent (Mr. Henry ...
... II II CINDERELLA AT DRURY LANE Pantomime. ffl A. iA The Ugly Sisters Lily Long and D. Warren asg^ Cinderella's step-sisters 2 2 $/f/s/^ An Unusual Dandini (Du Calion) who performs mar- vellous feats on a tall ladder Dandini and the Baron Dandini (Du ...
... A Drama Full of Thrills at Drury Lane DRAWN BY RALPH CLEAVER Realistic thrills and up-to-date allusions abound in the new drama, The Marriages of Mayfair, by Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton, which was produced at Drury Lane Theatre last Monday night ...
... THE SLEEPING BEAUTY AND THE BEAST AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. TIIE W1TCII CURSES THE PRINCE, wnO IS ABOUT TO MARRY TUP, BEAUTY, AND TRANSFORMS HIM INTO A BEAST This be your doom, oh Prince your shape now change Assume a form fantastic, weird, and strange ...
... SIR HENRY IRVING AS DANTE AT DRURY LANE. Sir Henry Irving looks Dante to the life. He practically bears on his shoulders the entire weight of MM. Sardou and Moreau's play DRAWN BY C. A. BUCHEL ...
... THE SINS OF SOCIETY/' AT DRURY LANE: THE PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS. i. Mr. Aibert Chevalier as James Hogg, ex- Bookmaker, would-be Athlete, Persistent Lover, and Provider oe Comic Relief. 2. Mr. Lyn Harding as Noel Ferrers, the Villain, who Suggests that Lady ...
... THE PASSING SHOWS MA The Three Musketeers, at Drury Lane THERE is a scene in Mr. Cochran's latest revue, depicting an all-white Heaven, which puts the purity of the lily to shame and makes the riven snow look like gooseberry fool. As for one's white ...
... THE PASSING SHOWS Show Boat, at Drury Lane. THERE is so much good in the best of it that it ill-behoves any of us to speak ill of the rest of it. Show Boat, they say, cost £24,000 to produce, and cannot be run on much less than £4,000 a week. In New York ...