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... Thursday Cyrano de Bergerac was produced at Wyndham's. On Saturday Mr. Ed.vard Vroom's play, Marsac of Gascony, is due at Drury Lane. Mr. Taber is preparing Quo Vadis for the Adelphi, either cn April 28 or the following Saturday. I shall deal with these ...
... with much greater effect. 'jphere is precious little Gascony in Mr. Edward Vroom's play, Marsac of Gascony, produced at Drury Lane last Saturday. It is the worst specimen of the musketeer mania that has overtaken the playwrights. Marsac is a young im ...
... the world on February 2, 1651, in the Coal Yard, Drury Lane. This unsavoury place, now Goldsmith Street, was situated at the north end of Drury Lane, on the east side. Her other connection with Drury Lane the street, not the theatre- is found in an entry ...
... whole attractive, if only that their creator has given us such variety in style to choose from. And we shall go to the new Drury Lane drama for many of our inspirations, for the dresses and millinery are very up-to-date and smart. I will describe one or ...
... bweet Well ot Old Drury at the Haymarket) at the beginning of her career, when with her orange basket at the door of Old Drury Lane Theatre she chaffed the gallant, whom she little thought to be His Majesty King Charles, her future lover (played by Mr ...
... THE MURDER BY A PRIME MINISTER (at Drury Lane) This is the great sensation of Mr, Cecil Raleigh's melodrama The Price of Peace at Drury Lane. Count Ostadine (Mr. Mayeur), a foreign spy, while attending a reception at the house of Lord Derwent (Mr. Henry ...
... the Drury Lane pantomime, where the tune of that rollicking ditlv, On Mafeking Night, also does duty to a different setting. J. M. B. THE MOST AMUSING SCENE IN THE PANTOMIME AT DRURY LANE This is the funniest scene in the whole of the Drury Lane pantomime ...
... Irish descent and born at Bristol in 1758. She married at the age of sixteen and made her first appearance as an actress at Drury Lane as Juliet in December, 1776. Exactly two years later she appeared as Perdita, and it was prophesied she would Captivate ...
... FOR A PANTOMIME ENGAGEMENT Children at Drury Lane Theatre Stage Door. The pantomime is a great opportunity for children on both sides of the curtain. No fewer than a hundred little people will play in the Drury Lane pantomime this season b 2 DRAWN BY N ...
... any way whatever. Yet I have no doubt that it will be so, for Excelsior is the watchword at Drury Lane. It is this very ambition which has made the Drury Lane annual what it is, a thing of beauty and a re curring joy to young and old alike. A chapter ...
... SIR HENRY IRVING AS DANTE A t Drury Theatre. MM. Sardou and Moreau's play, Dante, was produced at Drury Lane on April 30. This oicture shows Dante with his friends in the first scene of the first act, which takes place during the Springtide fete at ...
... THE FLOOD TIDE AT DRURY LANE Adventuress and her Enemy. i-- ^mu r-- mmmr i MRS, TREE AS BARONESS PITCHIOLI AND MR. WEEDON GROSSMITH AS CLIPP ,,%rrsMfm' i^titnWMMWI^^ f -jr., ;__. DRAWN BY CHARLES A. BUCHEL Mr. Cecil Raleigh's melo-farce, The Flood ...