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... nothing stranger in tbia vast snetropelia, Leaden ia called, than aae a company Highland folk asaembled clone the pntUuua of Drury Lane, and to hear them staging in the Gaelic, jast as if they were in the far off glen where they spent their early daya and ...
... stranger in this vast metropolis, as don is called, than to see a cumpany of Highland folk assembled close to the purlieus of Drury Lane, and to hear them singing in the Gaelic, just as if they were in the far off glen where they epent their early days, and ...
... this vast anctropolis, as London is called, than to see a company lof highland ft;lk assembled close to the purlieus of Drury Lane, asd to hear Them, singing in the 'Gaelic, just as if they were, in the far glen where they spent their, early days •of ...
... PUBLIC HALL, NAIRN. Ova NNWIT OMIT. THURSDAY, 18th September. THE BEN OREM' COMPANY, WILL PIIINSWI THE DRURY LANE SUCCESS THE WHITE HEATHER (By arrangement with Arthur Collins, Li.) MAGNIFICENT- SCENERY AND Rimmed k; N- eed Seats, ti; Thked Seats, Is ...
... THEATRE ROY! Area, az CAMERON BUT Acting ‘n BURGESS iW. Coy, FOR NIGHTS ONLY. MONDAY, llth, and 12th SON OB. B BR GREET Great Drury Lane now open, where Seats can ba sec Y, at Messrs & Co. ng Plan Uburch Stree Doors open at 7.30 ; commence at 8 P.M. iG GHT ...
... THEATRE ame ROY! CAMERON BUI Acting ManagerMB RGESS MAC ...
... away from the music-halls some of the best talent Mr. Dan and Mr. Herbert Campbell are, to use the legal phrase, retained Drury-lane. Horne surprise has oeen expressed that Lord the new Governor - General Aiiftralia, passed over Mr. Barton, the leader of ...
... the far-famed Alice instead of being one of England’s most Savoured actresses. most elaborate of the pantomimes is that at Drury-lane—the home of transformation scenes. subject is the Sleeping Beauty and the Beast, invented and written Jay Hickory Wood and ...
... residence. Bryanstoo street, Portman square, at the age of sesenty.vix. She made her first at pear. once on the Loudon stage at Drury Lane i n December 1854, when she surained the part of Bianca in I)ean Milman's tisgmly of In ih ? autumn of 188 I took up the ...
... her name attached to several books which have been read largely in her own wee M k Y s, DEAR M R A G,—After eight running, Drury Lane Pantomime 1 CALVERT'S wear white throughout, and to be una ff ected by acids or exposure. 6 Table Knive• 6 Tea Spoons 6 ...
... disposition encouraged by early marriage, they have spread through South London into Roeherhithe 'near Jamaica Road); into Drury Lane; into Westminster, Limon Grove, and Paddington; into all the homes of casual labour and crazy tenements. The figures have ...