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... History of Drury Lane. The sixth instalment of Mr. Austin Brrireton's History of the Lane, which has just appeared, deals most appro priately with Italian and other opera, to which the house has returned for the nonce under Sir Thomas Beecham. v fHUM ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. SIR HENRY IRVING, recovered from his serious indisposition which put a stop to his provincial tour, made his reappearance on Saturday last, at Drury Lane, in a revival of Becket, the dramatic version of the work of Tennyson, which ...
... BY JINGLE ALADDIN AT DRURY LANE IT is usual in speaking of a Drury Lane Pantomime to say that Mr. Arthur Collins has surpassed all previous efforts. I think I shall be justified in saying the same thing again this year without running the risk of ...
... History of Drury Lane. The sixth instalment of Mr. Austin Brrireton's History of the Lane, which has just appeared, deals most appro priately with Italian and other opera, to which the house has returned for the nonce under Sir Thomas Beecham. v fHUM ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Dante kept up its popu larity to the last, a crowded audience witness ing the final representa tion at Old Drury on Saturday evening, when there was enthusiastic ap lause for Sir Henry Irving in his really striking por traiture of ...
... Cavalcade --Noel Coward- s Master piece at DpuQj, r y Lane v By t ran klyn M'o vr is Cavalcade, at Drury Lane I SEE nothing exceptionally meri torious in Noel Coward having arrived at the age of thirty-two, with several good plays to his credit. He ...
... THE THEATRES THE BONDMAN AT DRURY LANE After the great success of The Prodigal Son last year, it was a foregone conclusion that Mr. Hall Caine would be called upon to provide the autumn drama for Drury Lane this year, and in The Bondman he has given us ...
... THe Passing' Shows. Drury Lane. SIR THOMAS BEECHAM has achieved what but a few years ago would have been deemed the impossible. He has made English Opera not only popular, but fashionable! The audience who fill Drury Lane nowa days would not have disgraced ...
... him the hospitality of the twentieth century, to which he was so obviously a stranger, Come, sir, I said, with me to Drury Lane; it is the pantomime ■to-night. Is it indeed, sir? he replied. Then I should be sorry to miss it, for 1 have never missed ...
... THE THEATRES CINDERELLA AT DRURY LANE After having seen a long series of DRURY LANE .. . one is apt to speculate whether a new year can possibly bring forth anything fresh in the way of business, spectacle, or fun. But year by year Mr. Collins sets ...
... wearabouts. As a popular production it appears to have fallen short of the highbrow standard of Art, but the management of Drury Lane have wisely catered for those who go to the theatre for amusement and not for devotional exercise. The story opens on the ...