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... Greene, Mr. Arthur Black, arnd the WVestuninster Glce Si'ngers, the I aorhy o. whom were heard to advan- toge. Business at Drury Lane with the p antomrximie Jacs amid tinle Bcmestall con- tinues eLurmoas, ?? tie I depression causedl by thle wsur. CJopies ...
... Long Acre. A4other womah, name unknown. Mrs. Stacey, Mrs. ' Turner, and Mrs. ,Adams were with a mothers' meeting party from Drury Lane. It will thus be seen that there are six still unaccounted for. Hopes are held out that they may have been picked up by ...
... with autograph corrections,' of a speech delivered by Dickens at a meeting of the Administra- tive Reform Association at Drury Lane Theatre in 1855; 10 17s. 6d- for an edition de laime of Dickens's works in thirty volumes; and . £6 10s. for seventy plates ...
... PALL TO-NIGHT’S entertainments DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Managing Director, Arthur Collins. The Children's Pantomime. TWICE DAILY, at 1.30 and 7.30, 1 JACK AND THE BEANSTALK. Written and invented by Arthur Sturgess and Arthur Collins. Music by J. M. Glover ...
... Seidl, the conductor, having sue,. mitted the revised version to th composer a year before his death. From time to time, at Drury Lane. or Covent Garden, we have h ad revivals of the Ring, or of sep;;- rate portions of the tetralogy, untila couple of years ...
... cipal event in this respect was, of course, the successful production ef The Sleeping ]3eauty, by M1r. Arthur ollins, at Drury Lane. Notices of this and Other ?? will be found in another part of our impressiion. Towards the close of the performance at ...
... PALL TO-NIGHT’S ENTERTAINMENTS DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Managing Director, Arthur Collin* LAST NIGHTS. THIS EVENING, 7.30. MATINEES, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 1.30 JACK AND THE BEANSTALK. Written and invented by Arthur Sturcess and Arthur Collin* DAN ...
... continuance of life. Next Saturday week, the 15th inst., has been decided upon by Mlr. Arthur Collins for the pro-I duction, at Drury Lane, of MAr. Cecil Raleigh's new drama, The Price of Peace.' The cast will -include Mr. Henryv Neville, Mr. Cooper Cliffe ...
... I at at es. !d, re. he as9 us he bee ad he ad ad ad ?? lie )II m11 ue Is of lieI DRURY L&ANE. or, Mr. Arthur Collins informs me that in el his autuina drama. at Drury Lane it is his IT intention to mirror society morC faithfully lih than ever. The big ...
... man, Aif liighfield, now lying under sentence of death in Newgate for the murder of his sweetheart in Great Queen-street, Drury- lane, The jury strongly recommended Highfieid to mercy, and this will be one of the grounds on which the petition will be based ...
... says the writer, I renembe-r the lahte William RBeve're2y, tho famous scenic artist, saying to me fifteen yeaars ago-: Drury Lane is the only shaitre in London properly eonstructetd and fit to show a grand scene to advantage. Irts proportions are perfect ...
... groat future, a-nd this is the least satisfactory feature of the ta-dye months. It seem3s to be an unwritten fawr -that cadh Drury Lane pantomime shall eclipse its predecessor in spectacular showv, a itask whilsC .muL.1s be increasingly difficult as the years ...