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... of the Boyne 1690. Kitty was loved contemporary of Garrick, Johnsoa and Colley Cibber in whose light operas she song at Drury Lane about 1729. Mr. Hughes has most happily hit off the mannerisms and flavour of the period, and deftly put interludes and ...
... would, said Miss Ellon Terry, be a fitting monument. Mr. Georg.- Alexandar. at the dose the performance The Prodigal Son.” Drury Lane Theatre, referred the great sorrow which ha* befallen the dramatic profession by the death their honoured chief. Sir If ...
... elder Johann Strauss, then at the height ln' S October, 1840. Musard came to England and conducted series ot Proms at Drury Lane Theatre, and also appeared at the Lyceum. He was portrayed at the time thus: “From bottom to top There’s bit of the fop ...
... the have six rt*mlv, hut to wailing for them with only two Horses lo the vehicle, about nine o’clock the same night near Drury Lane. Lord and Caplain Hill dined together the same *lay and di.M'ussed heir inl enlion with regard lo togellmr Hill’s p.-rssion ...
... STAIBWAT. While climbing a stairway behind the scenes during Saturday night’s performance of Noel Coward’s “Cavalcade,” Drury Lane Theatre, London, Miss Laura Tully (aged 50). of Yukon Road, Balhani, accidentally fell and killed herself. Miss Tully was ...
... BALLYMENA ** The production of * Dante ' Drury Lane will no donbt stimulate public interest in the Florentine and bia work* In such circuroetancee the time ia evidently ripe for the i**ue Messrs. Cawell's Fine Art Edition of the * Dor*’ Dante.’ Dorr’s ...
... ACTOR 518. GROSSMITH VOR DRURY LANE? Mr Georgs Grossmitb. the famous actor, told tha Liverpool correspondent the Telegraph Saturday that he was unable to confirm or deny (he rumourthat he had been appointed manager of Drury Lane Theatre. . , , Asked acceptance ...
... “Yes, Madam,” with Bobby Howes and Binnie Hale at the London Hippodrome; arranged the dances in “Glamorous Nights,” the Drury Lane success, with Ivor Novello; and has just concluded the dance arranging for the new Jessie Mathews film, “First a Girl.” ...
... one-act plays were etaged, with full scenic effects, for Mr. Browne-Lecky by Mr, Braodan-Stewurt (late of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, &c.). The first was entitled The Ghost (a play in one act, by Charles Pender), and the other dramatic sketch a recruiting ...
... to wUuere the performance of Oihftto. at Drury Lane, by the mice celehrateil family, 1804. the lloum adjourned, the motMu* PUA, the oecamon of Master Betty, the Infant Roscius, making hie dfM Hamlet, at Drury Lane. The instance which ought te second, was ...
... her parents sent her to the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, and later to study ballet with Espinosa. Through her work at Drury Lane she was given a small role in a new film, and later secured a long-term contract with Universal Pictures. In her latest ...
... golden cockerel whose crowing warns the King and his Court danger threatening the city. The opera w'as first performed at Drury Lane in 1913, when the famous Russian bass, Chaliapin, took the principal part of Dodin, the king. At its subsequent performance ...