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... in the future then that I should we eay come to play Horatio to the Hamlet a a .tat' of his time—the late T. C. King from Drury Lane I nemember the fashiOniable audience in tine nail. niere the sharesa:d performance off, how delighted fend 'wends and friends ...
... 'the late Sir Atavistic Harris, who first enlarged upon the grand spew menhir pstitontime, used to expend from to upon the Drury Lane extravagaom,sad it ia said that it takes folly to j, t o produce a first class pantomime at any of the leading provincial ...
... Horace had lived in our time he would have had something to say concert:lug such incidents were observed last week outside Drury Lane theatre. If ever there was au occasion which called (or some special effort on lb. part of theatre vets, it sea surely that ...
... agitators of the kind that at under Sir henry Campbell-Basinersaan at the Ilnlborn Restaurant. or Mr INioston Churchill in Drury Lane Theatre. h leteS46-l'oetratetrese et C..unty Wexford. .0 on Tuesday retuned foe true! el the Aanays. and admitted to • eberged ...
... Empress and various members of tie Royal Family dined catty at Rockingham Palace last Wedueaday night sod then drove to Drury Lane for the gala performance of Money. Too spectacle w t..e thr.tre. *Lach es. b,satif Oily a biimant one. and the houae ass ...
... the Evening Telegraph a interesting of • book published by Mr Jae Glover, the distinguiehed conductor of the orehertra in Drury Lane, Theatre. Mr Glover referred to the intimacy of his father, who WS! I member of the Fenian Brotherhood a ith James Stephens ...
... BRIGHTEST STARS. play • leading rdle at the one and only Drury Lane. At that time there 010 no other thought in my mind but that the artistes were all enjoying themeelves thoroughly. I know differently now. I would fain enjoy myself to the fullest extent ...
... curious (says a wriiter in the Daily ) has been laid out behind the scene. by mane of the principal performers in the Drury Lane pantomime. The performance extends over several hours, and between their turns on the stage the players have a lot of time ...
... not work oat parte L!y (Ana evening a few years ago, unrest Ile Dick Lockman. I happerw.i to nut t to Arthur Collins, of Drury Lane, and Hama Du roe. in answer to that I he I le% ed I had discovered a real matey noose Thee apepansd terestard as as I est ...