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... recollection. Sir Augustus Harris could not have opened his successful Drury Lane management with a more patriotic play than Shakspere's Henry the Fifth. W, C. F. REDUCED FACSIMILE OF A DRURY LANE RL AY- BILL DATED NOV. 17, 1879. ...
... The first-named will, it is said, be run, not by Earl de Grey, but by Mr. Gray (who is not utterly uncon nected with the Drury Lane directorate), and the second by Mr. W. S. Penley. The third is the long-talked-of new playhouse of Mr. Charles Frohman's ...
... of matters charitable, it is to be hoped that a special measure of success will attend the variety matinee, to be held at Drury Lane in May, which Madame Cellini is working up so energetically on behalf of Princess Christian's Homes of Rest for otir disabled ...
... her ordinary repertoire. MR. KDWAltD VliOOM, AUTHOR OF THE PIECE, WHO l'UAYS ADRIAN DE MARSAC IN MARSAC OF GASCONY, AT DRURY LANE. portrait reproduced hp permission of the Thomas and IVyllc Lithograph if Company, New York, ...
... sunny and smiling, easily appreciating the humour of the comedian and lightly accepting the melodies of the composer. And at Drury Lane, again, you watch the course of the autumn drama with slightly eievaieu eyeurows mat inai- cate a desire to. quiz-- a desire ...
... PANTO PUDDING-- IN DRURY LANE KITCHEN. Mangel Wurzel. Christmas Eve. MY DEAR YOUNG LADY,-- I was delighted to get your charming card this morning. I like the words better every time I read them, but am not so vain as to suppose that you chose the card ...
... THE CHIEF PLUM IN THE PANTOMIME PUDDING AT DRURY LANE. c ...
... CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY POSTERS OF THE PERIOD. THE PANTO PUDDING AT DRURY LANE SERVED UP. CHRISTMAS SHOW AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE: JUMBO REVIVED. C ...
... THE SLEEPING BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, AT DRURY LANE: SKETCHES BEHIND THE SCENES. ...
... THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL GOSSIP. The West-End Theatres were Closed when the grievous news of Queen Victoria's death reached London. Drury Lane re-opened on Saturday last. It was a considerate act on the part of town Managers to decide that the chief playhouses should ...
... knew little of what passed in the gay world. Mistress Springfield,' the landlord went on, in a kind of rapture, is from Drury Lane no less and is one of the delightfullest actresses ever man saw in the course of a long life To see her as Sir Harry Wildair ...
... order that he might cut away what seemed likely to prove a very dangerous local winter opposition to the attrac tions at Drury Lane, which our lamented friend Gtis always so delighted to call The National Theatre. But never, either in my dear dead ...