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... ^hc Qthv.is.tma0 (Entertainments RY \Y. MOY THOMAS THE sovereignty of DRURY LANE in the world of pantomime is still a prominent fact in the great survey of the Christmas entertain ments, and is even this year more marked than ever. On the other hand, ...
... the production of Mr. H. V. Esmond's new play, The Sentimentalist Melodrama was re presented by The Great Millionaire at Drury Lane while the Adelphi, the old home of the melodrama, was not only robbed of its name, but was given up to the inanities of ...
... FIGURES FROM BLUE BEARD. THE GRAND DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. ...
... the house built of caramels and toffee for the elders to smack their lips over enthusiastically. The splendid spectacle at Drury Lane appeals to the untutored mind of the parent, but the wit and humour are too subtle and the music-hall turns rather beyond ...
... fairly easily over Molesev, while Hampstead defeated Lessness Park by four goals to nil. Our portraits from Blue Beard at Drury Lane Theatre on page 760 are from photographs as follows No. 2, Mr. Dan Leno as Sister Anne, and No. 4, Mr. Herbert Campbell ...
... of Air. Robert Arthur's beautiful suburban theatre. Musical Items. The music of Ben Lltir, which is now in rehearsal at Drury Lane, will be 011c of its most attractive features. I have had the pleasure of hearing some of it, and do not hesitate to pronounce ...
... TWO SCENES FROM BEN-HUR, TO BE PRODUCED AT DRURY LANE ON MONDAY NEXT. APPEARANCE OF THE STAR TO THE WISE MEN. ACT II TABLEAU I. BETWEEN HECKS OF THE ROMAN TRIREME, ASTREA BEN-HUR, A GALLEY-SLAVE, ATTRACTS THE ATTENTION OF ARRIUS, THE TRIBUNE, WHO BEFRIENDS ...
... ITU i ill rr i iri in i 1 'I PRODUCTION OF BEN-HUR AT DRURY LANE. SO M K FIRST-NIGHT SKETCHES I'.Y JOHN HASSALL. ...
... a greater place in history owing to the fact that Mr. Forbes- Robertson had played the part of a low-comedy sailor in a Drury Lane drama, or that Sir Henry Irving had allowed himself to be hauled up into the flies at the end of an invisible wire. Chicst ...
... to Mrs. Sterry and Miss A. M. Mcrris. By kind permission cf Mr. Arthur Collins and the direc tors of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, a portion of the King's guests will dine at the theatre on Saturday. The dinner will take place in the annexe at the back ...
... on my return to London. Daly's Theatre, then, had the honour of first staging Humperdinck's delight ful opera, then came Drury Lane, the Gaiety, and the Savoy. In the present year of grace Hansel and Gretel has been heard in the open air, at the Botanic ...