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... gratifying amount of success. Good news has been received of Sir Henry Irving's health, which makes his London season at Drury Lane practically a certainty. Henry V. at the Imperial Theatre has now passed its fiftieth performance, and in consideration ...
... spectator had his legs broken, and • girl received fatal injuries. Mrs. John Wood will make her reappearance on the stage of Drury-lane Theatre in tondos. in the autumn production of The Prodigal Bon, when she will sustain the part of Margaret. A Clacton ...
... perhaps he has • daughter, beautiful se a vision— Be quiet, Westbury, don't be • fool! Beautiful as the fairy queen of • Drury Lane pantomime, seen from the back ol the pit, the other man continued, ignoring the rising temper of Herbert Saxon. A lovely ...
... vast and uncontrollable that the military on occasion had to be called out to preserve order. Thence the boy proceeded to Drury Lane, opening there on December to, 1804, as Young Norval, and in the course of twenty-eight nights glutted the exchequer with ...
... ordered. The principal event in the theatrical world been the production of Mr. Hall Caine's .play The Prodigal Son at Drury-lane. Although the opinions of critics differ as to the merits of the play, there can be no doubt that a distinct success has ...
... of a courtship of twenty yews ago, heard at Greenwich Police court. Edward Rutherford Cox, aged forts, a la s• writer of Drury-lane, was charged with stsaliiig • ringa a bracelet, and other articles from Lewisham High-road. It was alleged by the servant ...
... Anglo-Japanese treaty wee signed sod the Aliens and Scottish Churches Bills were Meek sod the Drama. The Prodigal Son at Drury-lane Theatre has been materially shortened, and the now rises on the opening tableau at 8.15. By mutual consent the agreement ...
... reapas leading actor at the St. James's razrin October, 1860. He afterwards played on the boards of the Queen's Theatre, Drury Lane, the Gaiety, and the Lyceum, making decided successes in The Bells, Charles L.' Hamlet Macbeth, Richard 111., &c ...
... are clergymen, and even bishops give their bimetal' to clays that teach a moral lesson. Mr. Arthur Collins, the manager of Drury-lane Theatre, is a man who is wise in his generation. Recognising the influence of the pulpit, he issued alone four thousand ...
... again misunderstood. Then they tried the Lyceum, to meet with better fate. At last they heard of Mr. George Alexander at Drury-lane, but when they found their cab going up to the theatre amid the flock of sheep that appear in the first tableau, one of ...
... February. Preparations for Christmas are proceeding apace, and rehearsals are the order of the day at the West-end theatres. At Drury-lane several innovations will be introduced into the pantomime. One of these is that crowds of gorgeously dressed people on the ...
... born -inter'. known betore her mar. nags as Mir, POOk.. -tem. her many triumph, .is far 1,0,4; ai. She wa, singing in a. Drury Lane to long ago 1841. diaub:fal any ET A : - nth singer ever Asa large a repertory of operatic rotes. while as a ballad singer ...