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... 12th & 14th The Charming Romantic and Historical Play (the Success of Two London Seasons)— NELL GWYN. Act I—A Street near Drury Lane Theatre. Act 9 (one year elapeesl—At Whitehall Park. Act 3—ln St, James'a Park. Act 4—A Room in Nell Gwyn's .House, Windsor ...
... 12th A 14th. The Charming Romantic and Historical Play (the Success of Two London Seasons)— NELL QWYN. Act I—A Street near Drury Lane Tboatre. Act (one year elapses)—Ac Whitehall Park. Act 3 —ln St James’s Park. Act Room Nell Owyn’a House, Windsor. The ...
... I9n A 14ra, The Obarniii'g It.nnaniio and Hiitorie Ploy (the Snona.r Two Irindnn Seesoue] NELL GWYN. Act I—A Street DMT Drury Lane Phealn. Act (one year nlapre*)—At Whitehall Park. I—ln St Jaaaea'a Pari, Act 4-A Boom In Hall lloeae, Wiudaor. Tha Incidental ...
... That sounds much like one of the admiring phresea in which people are wont to &melba as of the besnties of the pantomime at Drury Lane, or the brilliant, ing effects of the billet, at the Empire or the Alhambra. Bat it really warn not auy yeah outbunt of ...
... wili not be the next Prime the sensation-mongering papen; about the i. Minister. Bat tha Whig element that Preprieties at Drury Lane pantomime. 14, the Red Earl may serve as a wartutreapan was, maid the pain:fit, unfit lor •ehildren to be 'taken , to ...
... that if there aren't going to 'be ao many of us in the fixture, at least, we seem to have a chance of living longer. The Drury 'Lane pantomine, about szhich there has been so mii7h talk, came to ea end on Saturday night, rather earlier than usual. I saw ...
... BOIL In he first visited America. and the visit his been many times since. He produced a play by M. Sa7otitg Dante an Drury Lane in the spring of 1903. In '96 Sir Henry was Knighted. The Press Association informs us that no inquest was considered necessary ...
... died in 1683, in his time was manager of the Duke’s Theatre, which was amalgamated after his death with the King’s company Drury Lane. He was on ardent Royalist, and buried in tlio grave from which his Roundhead rival, Thomas May, was ejected at tho Restoration ...
... notion. I found that one of those pillars, a fine specimen of the Gothic, bad accepted the invitation of the prodigal con Drury Lane to see the piece. He a nice time, said, but was still trying to cHscfcver why should have been asked to go. The •tory and ...
... AugustOs Harris, who first enlarged upon the grand upectaculst pantomime, used to spend from £20,000 to £25,000 upon the Drury Lane estravagansa, and it is said that it takes fully £7,000 to £B,OOO to produce a first-class pantomime at any of the leading ...
... Augustus Harris, who first enlarged upon the grand spectacular ps nt otnime. used •to spend from £20,000 to £25 000 upon the •Drury Lane exlrsvagsKzn, and said that it takes folly £7,000 8 to produce a firabclass pantomime any of the 'leading provincial towns ...
... mill exists between Bihemia- Doncaster Meeting. in-FteetZtreet and 'Phe Cheshire Cheese.' Tralee Meeting. les proximity to Drury Lane and Convent PREMY. Garden gave to the AlRion a diatinotly theatrical flavour, biz it used to be a reader- Doneaet er Meeting ...