... Return Visit of the Famous MOODY-MANNERS OPERA COMPANY, Direct from their Annual Seasons at Covent Garden Opera House and Drury Lane Theatre, London. According to the result of the local voting, the Opera to be played will be BLUE'S BOHEMIAN GIRL. Full ...

... tist gave him £3OO and the promise of half profits in its production. Kemble played in it on its first, and last, night at Drury Lane Theatre, London. Té was laughed out of the theatre, and Tretand then confessed that the play, “Voligern,”” was his own ...

... Return Visit of the Famous MOODY-MANNERS OPERA COMPANY, Direct from their Annual Seasons at Covent Garden Opera House and. Drury Lane Theatre, London. A Selection will be made from the following Operas in accordance with the mull of the votsng. Gounod's ...

... amaciation he looked, yot msg tures had been made single h nerve being served by tirles cunnning. And in the haunts taverns of Drury Lane and | wae aided by an army of -pi cause he could have hanpe they proved otherwise. The good burgesses of E having discussed ...

... horses ready, but to ba waiting for them with only two horses to the vehicle, at about nine o'clock the earns night near Drury Lane. Lord Mobun and Captain Hill dined together on the same day and discussed their mine demos intention with regard to fdountfurd ...

... to-nighk For Wednesday and Thursday there is to presented another great exclsuive production the London Film Oov, the terrific Drury Lane success. The Derby Winner.” in 4 reelf. fotturin* Edna Flugraih and other «Ur •rtistes. “Vengeonce i* Mine.” faaoinating ...

... Fedora, Famous Players Super Production, in Five Parts. PICTURE HOUSE. MUSIC HALL. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW-— The Famous Drury Lane Drama, - The Whip. 2.Act Keystone Comedy— Her Nature Dance. Flames of the West, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY-— AURELE SYDNEY ...

... the show the stamp of unqualified popular approval, Production was on a lavish scale, the sconery and dresses being on a Drury Lane scale of magnificence, while the lighting was adequate and well arranged. With such a background the artistes—though slightly ...

... omnibus, and started off for the Strand. He alighted near St Mary's Church, and turned up one of the courts leading into Drury Lane. Then, walking very slowly, he began to think. ‘The law shields the sharper,’ so ran his thoughts, “and crushes the ruffian ...

... the goose off the common still less the common from under the goose. Mr Winston Churchill addressing large meeting in the Drury Lane Theatre later in the day, said the problem of urban and land reform must be dealt with on comprehensive and common principles ...

... sensation, 28,000 people visiting the show in ten days. He returned to England in 1851 and set up in the Craven Head Tavern, Drury Lane, He was presented to the Queen, who gave him a gold watch and chain, of which he was extremely proud, wearing them always ...

... any rate, a great hiatus between Bull's tune and the first recorded public performance of our present National Anthem at Drury Lane Theatre on September 30 1754. A few weeks later a version by Dr Arne was sung at Covent Garden as a trio : the music, by ...