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... managers and artists alike. The Drury Lane show is largely advertised as The Children's Pantomime. Now, wh it- ever Humpty- Die mpty may turn out to be, there is little question on the subject of the average Drury Lane pantomime. Until last year it was ...
... EDUCATING THE FAIRIES AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. (SKETCHES SHOWING THE CARE TAKEN OF THE CHILDREN AT THE THEATRE DURING THE PANTOMIME.) ...
... Morris came very near life as the pretty flower-girl, if too coquettish in costume. Mr. Somerset, with a touch of his recent Drury Lane part about him, was ingeniously amusing. Mrs. Nye Chart gave a clever little character-sketch. I am afraid one cannot honestly ...
... THE PANTOMIME OF HUMPTY-DUMPTY AT DRURY LANE This picture shows Mr. Herbert Campbell as King Solomon, the Monarch who cannot laugh, and his consort, Queen Spritely (Mr. Dan Leno), on the throne. Facing them are Miss Willis as Humpty-Dumpty (the Spirit ...
... Christmas regulations. For if Mr. Arthur Collins's tremendous ear-splitting, eye- splitting, and side-splitting manoeuvres at Drury Lane demand, according to tradition, the employment of all the complimentary superlatives in the dictionary, Mr. Tree's e'aborate ...
... visitors to the revels. Somewhere at the back of County Council hoardings will be found, with the assistance of policemen, the Drury Lane pantomime, historic monument of British greatness. Objects of special interest Mr. Dan Leno, restored to health, distressed ...
... The Drury Lane across the Water THE FORTY THIEVES AT THE SURREY THEATRE For a glimpse of distant Arabia up-to-date, one must go across the water and penetrate into the county of Surrey. There Ali Baba and his forty thieves, with singularly fresh complexions ...
... Throgmorton Street. Must pay for those tickets somehow, soliloquised The Stroller, as he turned away from the box-office at Drury Lane. Bank, he briefly directed a cabman. In a quarter of an hour he was standing at the west end of Throgmorton Street, and ...
... as, What Napoleon wanted in Elba was chiefly Elba-room' The case was hopeless. Quite, quite I hurried away, and came to Drury Lane. Mr. Arthur Collins said he read it with much interest and considered that the idea of the flying-machine was promising ...
... A SOUVENIR OF THE DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. MISS MABEL LOVE AS BLOSSOM IN HUMPTY-DUMPTY. DRAWN FROM LIFE BY MRS. LEE HANKEY. C ...