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... Wales, Princess Christian, have consented to be patrons of the Grand ational Dramatic and Musical on the 15th of May, at Drury Lane Theatre, now being Mr. Arthur Collins and Madame in aid of the Princess “ of Rest” for entirely disabled soldiers and sailors ...
... other, and the ladies’ dresses were wet Mr. Rubinstein said that on this day the //eather, owned by Mr. Arthur Collins, of Drury-lane Theatre, was lent to Miss his for herself and friends. He call several of the Bue care and that the launch was navigated ...
... music that Mr. Couldrey hid introduced. A lady near us was so delighted with the performance that she said it was equal to a Drury Lane pantomime. There is no need to lavish any more praise on it after this. Mr. Churchwarden Wyborn, in a few suitable words ...
... jolly lot of fellows are the Water-rats— Rats ! Rate!! Rats!!! Needless to add, the irrepressible t)an Leno and other Drury Lane stars were among those on board. A very troublesome party came down on the w i n c h Myer Queen. Not content with clambering ...
... Strings to a Beau, all followed in the order given. The plot in Kitty Clive was a simple but .pleasing one, The vivacious Drury Lane actress ( in the time of Garrick), whose name forms the title of the play, is discovered in the parlour of a country inn ...
... viz.: Messrs. Farran-Soutar and Sibley. The former is the eon of the celebrated actress Kelly Ferran, whose benefit at Drury Lane, on her retire. ment from the stage some few years ago, was made such a grime occasion and record success. With his inherited ...
... which the Daily Advertiser for Monday, September 30th, recorded :— On Saturday night last the audience of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane were agreeably surprised by the gentlemen belonging to that house performing the Anthem of ' God Save our noble King.' The ...
... schoolboy parlance, shinned up it and disappeared aloft. That in its way was as great a triumph as the sensation scene a Drury Lane Melodrama. The school arrangements at the Castle an a constant source of surprise to visitors who bare been used to consider ...
... deals with geology, not history. Nights at Play, by H. G. D. Latham, depicts the occupations of a boys' and men's club in Drury Lane, while Urhanns Sylvan dates a ninth Provincial Letter from Oxford in the Vacation.l A LIFEGIJAIEDSMAN SENT TO GAOL ...
... Clayton, Ascot; Miss Abbey, Sunningbill Village Post Office. Miss STELLA BREBETON wig. RICHARD Dom Lees), Of the St. James's, Drury Lane, Garrick Theatre, de., VISITS WINDSOR ON THURSDAYS, ELOCUTION and DEPORTMENT. 11UPILS are prepared for the Dramatic and ...
... Saturday, 10 a.m. to S p.m. ; Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mies STELLA BRERETON (Mu. Riau= DouoLA,s), Of the St. .lame's,Drury Lane, Garrick Theatre, etc., VISITS WINDSOR ON THURSDAYS, ELOCUTION and DEPORTMENT. MIotIIPILI3 imeeeved for the Dramatic and ...
... will be forwarded on appli cation to Jaly, 1903. it. POWYS, Mies STELLA BRERETON mac RICKARD DOUGLASS), Of the St. Janes's, Drury Lane, Garrick Theatre, dc., VISITS WINDSOR ON THURSDAYS, ELOOIITION and DEPORTMENT. PUPILS are prepared for the Dramatic and ...