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... operas hue had the benefit of the ex- A Ballnmbe telegram states q ui preparations are being made at ceptional ezperience at Drury Lane this peat ardihowe seat in Galway. summer. Theta the management have taken ! o i the Prinos of Wales , who t 1C330.1 from ...
... Crustiest, ?easy Presentieret, ie There AAA. eatitkAL CINDERELLA, By J. HICKORY WOOD (Author of tli:s year's and meet Drury Lane Pastonsissal. MATINEES: Handily. Tuesday. Wednesday, and Thursday. Dry. Seth . . 27th, Sethawl act), 1504: Mosday and Thursday ...
... bewilderins character. Drury Lone will have this and other rivalry, including the Hippodrome, to contend with, out I'll back Drury Lane to hold together its customary patrons. The suburban theatres will do all they can to content people with entertainments ...
... Cinderella. The libretto work of Mr. Hickory Wood, the gentleman ' is responsible for this year'■ pantomime produce,' at Drury Lane, and who has e u v considerable reputation for other libret•ce has provided the directorate of the meat oof politan theatre ...
... geotleman has had recourse 4 Mr. Hickory Wood for his libretto; and that author is also responsible for the hers of the Drury Lane tantomime this year local playgoers may reasonably expect exeeL knots beyond the. common. An admiral,* company has been ...
... THZ PANTOMIBIZ QUESTION. Considerable sensation has been caused by Mr. Cooper's attack in the Daily Mail upon the Drury Lane pantomime, as partaking too much of the music-hall element, and being consequently unattractive to children. Mr. Cooper is the ...
... see it fully carried out.; one Much sensation hasbeen caused by Mr. E. H. Cooper's attack in the Daily Mail upon the Drury Lane pantomime. as being too much of the music halt type to plsaae children. A memorandum issued by the Chancellor of the Ezctequer ...
... Sir Henry Irving is to begin his new tour at Portsmouth on the 18th, and to visit a number of towns before reappearing at Drury-lane at Easter. During his coming tour, rtr Henry will favour the Theatre Royal, Hanky, with a visit. and we may here mention ...
... has at threatened with serious been ordered by his doctor and Footed at one* to th coimquently had to give pantomime at Drury-lane. iu the treatre will join in a speedy reoovery. New Coal Beds:7ol*st manifested in search/ITic Eastern France and over separated ...
... perhaps he has a daughter. beautiful as a vision—' Be quiet, Westbury, don't be a fool I Beautiful as the fairy queen of a Drury Lane pantomime. seen from the back of the pit. the other man continued, ignoring the rising temper of Herbert Saxon.A lovely ...
... perhaps be has a daughter beautiful as a visirn— Be quiet, Westbury. don't be a fool! Beautiful as the fairy queen of a Drury Lane pantomime seen from the back of the pit, the other man continued, ignoring the rising temper of Herbert Saxon. A lovely ...