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... us peasant woman. Sir R. Irvlns's Farewell. Sir Henry Irving, who makes his farewell appearance on the British stage at Drury-lane Theatre this Easter, has decided not to produce a new play, but to revive some of the greatest snowmen of his career. T ...
... variety 'tags. Marguerite Camille. when yet a child, made a success as the French Ambessedor in Cinderella, the last of the Drury-lane'. 11/401,5 in Sir Inguetue Harrier's lifetime. Then she went to The Yashmak, and subsequently travelled Germany and France ...
... plane. In soma quarters, for instance, it has been Immo tad that the wawa a Mel the distuaguishecl actor will enter upon at Drury-lane towards the end of neat month will be Irving 's farewell to the British stage. Asa matter of fact nothing could possibly ...
... and music by Felix, her irom her has a by her. ap- proval 'is a new thiag when actorsrcapabili- Mao Queenie Leighton, the Drury Lane ties are not exactly known is obviously rincipsti boy, will open. like so nuns, ignorant of what goes on every season at ...
... Liverpool arrangement has now been decided upon. It is quite on the cards that the following year will find them in the Drury Lane pantomime. To-night J. M. Barrie'a new play. Alice. Sit by the Fire, at the Duke of York's Theatre. Besides Ellen Terry ...
... Lawrents u Henry 11., Mts. Cecil Raleigh as Ql3OOll Eleanor. and Him Hand Fealy as Fair Rosamund, the season will begin at Drury Lane oh Saturday night. 2Pth inst., with . Tensyson'a play. ...
... at Drury-lane. This was soon after be had startled the town with hie new reading of Shylock, and won from Pope the praise of an immortal couplet. In 1770 the comedy was presented at Covent Garden. and nine years later it was revived at Drury-lane with ...
... his day, but it is doubtful whether h has ever witnessed such demonstratio. of enthusiasm as greeted his mapper anee at Drury Lane in Tennyson' Becket on Saturday night, At t. end of each act—almost. indeed, of eve seen--there were similar demonstration ...
... comedy. and dated 1623. Amonget recent acquisitions there is a silver whistle which was given by Romer to George Ellis, of Drury-lane, on the oecasion of the sixtieth performance of The Bohemian Girl, an event which was celebrated on January 1, 1616. Mr ...
... he will produce a Jo later. and which is to be called The ,spokon Verdict. Mr. James M. Glover, the musical director of Drury Lane Theatre, has just allied an agreement with Mr. Arthur Collins. extending his engagement there for another fire years. Mr ...
... hero of hie dreams, would it not bio well to invite him to appear in that Saga series contemplated by Mr. Hall Caine for Drury Lane? Mr. Alexander has caught the fervour of his author. The rest should bo Clay. oa r negotiations have shown me nothing bat ...
... As venous statements have reference to Mr. George salary when be plays the hero Hall Caine's melodrama The I Bon at Drury-lane in the anti= thew stat;ceenta do not whole truth of the ease, a Mind has obtained further details. ¶ salary to be paid to ...