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... actresses who have made a hit in a Pinero play and in no other class of work. It appears that we are to have a melo-farce at Drury Lane, and, in the name of all outraged etymologists, one may ask what signifies this bastard combination of Greek and Anglicised ...
... Gf^ICHTS.. IV.-- IN TOWN. FROM Temple Bar westward, Strandwards to the Haymarket and Leicester Square, by Opera House and Drury Lane, all London was ablaze with light, and, to my eyes, dulled for such sights by prolonged residence out of town, the Metropolis ...
... they quarrels and does the business no good-- like last autumn, when they carried the boards for The Best of Friends at Drury Lane and nagged each other all day. If the means of the sandwich-men are small their way of living is in some instances made ...
... THE AUTHOR OF THE FLOOD TIDE AT DRURY LANE Mr. Cecil RaleigR's Career. Mr. Cecil Raleigh has in The Flood Tide given us a touch of something that is quite new at Drury Lane. People who know Mr. Raleigh only from his melodramas at the Lane cannot be ...
... was becoming interesting, the quiet little critic was obliged to hurry away to the first performance of The Flood-Tide at Drury Lane two 01- three of us not quite so quiet as the critic,, perhaps, but far less important went with him. If there is a certain ...
... ignorant, worldly people doubt their authority when they criticise plays dealing with life in Mayfair. The annual sensation at Drury Lane this year is watery, and suggests oilskins as the most suitable costume for the front rows of the stalls. Mr. Arthur Collins ...
... 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 ...
... Garden in the autumn of the passing year. It was not a success, but I\Ir. Manners, quite undaunted, has arranged to take Drury Lane from the middle of May to the middle of August next year and try again. The impresario and his wife will sing for half-fees ...
... into that I am talking wildly will Pantomime much oblige by considering the case of pantomime. The musical conductor at Drury Lane, who should know, declared last week one may fancy with what pride that two hundred and forty-seven pantomimes, this Christmas ...
... in The Flood Tide at Drury Lane- A POSTER FOR ALICE THROUGH A LOOKING-GLASS AT THE NEW THEATRE Reproduced by permission of the printers, W. T. Haycock and Sons, 69 and 70, Dean Street, W. A POSTER FOR HUMPTY-DUMPTY AT DRURY LANE Designed and printed ...