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... No words eould convey adequate idea the truly poetic character of the costumes and the artistic grouping of the colours. Drury Lane pantomime i« a satisfactory example the good result* of capable collaboration. For years the costumes have been evolved ...
... the men. Performances were given at the theatres as now, sod the Lord Mayor and members of the Corporation went in state Drury Lane. • fancy fair was held the same theatre, and patriotic songs and marches were composed the score. Last week we read a nurse ...
... London General Omnibus Company. The play which occupied the boards of the Grand was the drama “Hearts are Trumps, from the Drury Lane Theatre, and all the scenery, properties, and effects from that theatre were reproduced. Scene of Act 4, which is laid in ...
... ho arrives that it is ideal building for tho purpose view. Ills comparison of the measurements of tho hall and those of Drury Lane—certainly an ambitious standard to which to refer—and his allusion to tho facts of position and structural arrangement which ...
... the Ulster Hall over 140 feet the back of the organ. The stage Drury Lane 70 feet wide. The width of the Ulster Hall t» the outside of the corridor walls is feet. The height of Drury Lane from pit floor ceiling is 55 feet. The height of the Ulster Hall ...
... Constitution Hill in 1840; John Francis, who made &similar attempt two years ahem, was the beardless eon of a maebinist at Drury-lane Theatre ; and Roderick Maclean, the madman who fired on the Queen at Windsor Station, had cot reached maturity. Then Bean ...
... protracted, would thwart for ever—for ever, I repeated, and it was there where the dapping came in so. I nerer mentioned Drury Lane all. But listen this,” •aid Mr. rrattlethwaite, drawing the offending Hour (rloM from his pocket with a woeful expression ...
... protracted, would thwart for ever—for ever, I repeated, and it wee there where the clapping came in so. I never mentioned Drury Lane at all. But listen to this, said Mr. Prattlethwaite, drawing the offending Hour Glo3s from his pocket with a woeful expression ...
... powerful and pr°taaetsd, would thwart for ever—for ever, I repeated. sod it was there where h clapping in so. I never mentioned Drury Lane at all. But listen to this, said Mr. Prattlethwaito, drawing the offending HMO Glees from his pocket with a woeful expree- ...
... manager small fortune. Among leaders of foshjc® in dress Miss Violet Vanbrugh holds high place. When appeared short time Drury Lane ecess •'‘Hearts Arc Tramps she wore a moot beautiful cofftaro®, whseb created quite a little excitemrafc the femiuinc portion ...
... thought ihe or-; chcutra wm> at beat in symphony is i: flat, which appealed forcibly to the liatcucm. '• of GrJcony, the new Drury Lane pic®, good old-fashioned heroic melodrama. The fimt two acts drag slightly, but alter 4b© hero really begins his exploits ...
... Lord Strathcona. Hiqb Commissioner for Canada, has consented to become joint trea»wer with Mr. M*Leay; and the proprietors Drury Lane Theatre have prvrn the use of tbrrr nnSio house for the perfcrmance. It l-wk* much if appropriately tbo matinee •ili berome ...