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... 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 ...
... THE NEW OLD DRURY. The great Strand-Holborn scheme is not the only improvement that is being effected in or about Drury-lane. The world-known playhouse is being modernised and brought into touch with presentday requirements, and although the threatre ...
... 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 ...
... constantly at Drury-lane in the winter, and at the Haymarket in the summer. By his will, dated November, 1794, he left £lOO three per cent. consols purchase a Twelfth Cake, with wino and punch, which the ladies and gentlemen of Drury-lane are requested ...
... notes the presence of Master C. Lauri in the east of Jack and the Beanstalk at Covent Garden. Subetaluently he went to Drury Lane, to serve for many years under the banner of Sir Augustus Harris. It was while acting at the Grecian. between seasons, in ...
... chap. wherever yaw go, was the enthusiastic shout of a gailsey god which greeted the close of Sir Henry Irving's ~pssch at Drury Lane Theatre, in London, on f3aturday night. It was the final performance of Dante, and when the great actor came on the stage ...
... Suck promptitude was characteristic of the man. Tooley's Alley is a narrow, zitvaag street, which, beginning at • point in Drury-lane, twists its way through • mass of malodorous houses until blocked finally by the Red Star HoteL it is a famous Rialto of ...
... being drivels in a hired call. Uon his hag was printed • • Aug u st u s Ha rr is, 1).'..T.11.. lt meant Theatre Royal. Drury-lane, but the cabby took it for some learned degree horse by a fare who would be readily bilked. Whoa Sir Augustus handed him ...
... reality a state of higher consciousness, in which the soul is peculiarly open to divineinfluences. In the production at Drury Lane of Humpty Dumpty, by Mr. Hickory Wood and Mr. Arthur Collins, the rehearsals of which are at present in progress, a return ...
... the necessary pretensions seeks • pantomime engagement. The supply, however, of the best b o y s i s short. List year Drury•lane imported • principal boy from New Zealand, this year she come, from America. Miss Esi • Greene, one of the best of pantomime ...
... Mimeos non Mtn moor. Tan HADLBQUID.—The harlequin of today was the creation of an actor named Byrne, who was playing at Drury Lane in 1800, aod appeared in • tight-fitting costume of white silk, covered with red and black patches. This costume was entered ...
... schools. Drury Lane, in the metier of space, is fortunate; for not only has it a saloon which is big enough for the rehearsals of the principals, but it can organise • board school on its own premises. Children are always a feature in the Drury Lane pantomime; ...