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... the metropolitan houses thus thrown open to the public in 1838 were a number that are still in existence, among them being Drury Lane, Covent Garden, the Haymarket, the Adelphi, and the Bt. James's. The salaries of the actors and actresses playing on this ...
... exceptionally Dieritohon*. Mr. Fred Locke, the author of the '* book. bos been the writer of some highly soceesaful annuals Drury Lane. the scenery, being painted, believe, by artists high repnte, and the dresses, which arc spoken as special feature, are ...
... of exceptional brilliancy. The author tbs “hook is Mr. FVed Locke, who is well known the writer many the most successful Drury Lane annuals. The scenery is being painted by artists of high repate, whilst the dresses are to be special feature, tod are being ...
... exceptional brilliancy. The author of the book is Mr. Fred Locke, who is well known as the writer of many of the most successful Drury Lane annuals. The scenery is being painted by artists of high repute, whilst the dresses are to special feature, and are being ...
... ULSTER HALL, OMAGH. For 5 Nights Only. Tuesday, December 10th to 14th. Mim Gladys Gaunt, from Drury Lane Theatre. London, in her repertoire of hish-ehus I’lays, including— Jane Siberia,” “East Lynne,” “Caato,The Middleman,”. PRICES, - 25., la, and ...
... take ua on in the pantomime ?” the elder of two clean faced, but poorly dressed children—who had made their way “behindat Drury Lane Theatre—asked of Mr. D’Auban, adding, in answer to an immediate question that they had had no previous experience on looked ...
... take us on in the pantomime ? the elder of two clean faced, but poorly dressed children--who had made their way behind at Drury Lane Theatre—asked of Mr. D'Auban, adding, in answer to an immediate question, that they had had no previous experience on the ...
... take us on in the pantomime ? the elder of two clean faced, but poorly dressed children—who had made their way behind at Drury Lane Theatre—asked of Mr. D'Aeban. adding. in answer to an immediate question, that they bad had no previous experience on the ...
... subject you could suggest. '* When few years ago the tuna] word went found that children were wanted for the pantomime at Drury Lane two Httle girls aged ten and eleven presented themselves. They were poorly clad—very poorly dad—yet their little hands and ...
... taste of the public appealed to picturesque and impressive scenery. This what Mr. Arthur Collins manages to achieve annually Drury Lane, and he seldom fails to meet public expectation. has laid “ Blue Beard under requisition this time, with Mr. Herbert Campbell ...
... offer D.C.L. from Oxford University, the uaivenity term does not begin until 15th pros. the evening the Marquis attended Drury Lane pantomime. Hie plan during hie stay in London are not yet fully arranged, but M. Tsndxhka, a member of the Japanese House ...
... part. Mr. M'Ardie is Guggenheim' ie Why Smith Left Home. mid exceptional magnificence. principal girl in pantomimes at Drury Lane, ; known as, what in pantomime parlance may be is acknowledged to be one of the best eccentric Miss Mackay. the principal ...