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... chanced to include Arnold, the stage manager of Drury Lane. After the performance Arnold introduced himself to Kean, then poor and unknown, and offered him engagement. The result was his appearance at Drury Lane as iShylock January 24, 1814, *‘an event,” says ...
... was engaged for Drury Lane pantomime. Following provincial tour, Mr, Danby scored personal triumph the bold, bad buccaneer in “The Sultan of Mocha,” at the Strand, after which he added still turth* to his reputation in the Drury Lane Christmas production ...
... DRURY LANES LATEST DRAMA. ANOTHER SCENIC TRIUMPH. Our London telegraphs:—When, at few minutes after tniilrr.ght, the curtain fmaiiy fell at Drury Lane upon the production of Moesrs. Cecil Dakhgb and Henry Hamilton's four ...
... enabling the occupants of the front seats to its floor frets the footlights to the rear wall. production of Blue Beard Drury Lane Theatre in IMS nearly £16,000. There woe fourteen in it. including three magnifioent eats. Immediately after had &sbh«d ...
... been intended that the diaeatisfact.on with Miss Rogers’s views expressed Mr. Graves and the other loyal members the cast Drury Lane should not be announced the public, but American reporter called interview the pantomime “star” and cabled her absurd pro-German ...
... NEW DKURY LANE DRAMA. EARTHQUAKE IN EXCELS 15. Our London correspondent telegraphs: Me Arthur’ Collins has secured another Drury Lane success in Messrs. Raleigh and Hamilton’s sporting play The Hop©,’* produced amid every sign of popular approval iasb night ...
... |g|s| V- : ■■■■ A flying bomb crashing in Central London. It fell behind the Law Courts and exploded in a side road off Drury Lane. ...
... 30s. a week in the orchestra at the Princess Theatre. Later he played at several other theatres, in- cluding the Globe and Drury Lane. Before he w’as 20 he began to compose and received £5 for his first accepted ~ pi ece Mr. Herman Finck. In 1892 he went ...
... musical play out of it, which they produced at Drury Lane. Just qu-rater century aftewwards Charles Kean staged '* Faust and Marguerite Princess's, casting himself for Mephistophcles. In the early rues Drury Lane audiences witnessed a blank-verse adaptation ...
... Mr. Arthur Collins, Drury Lane.! boaste that 13 favourite number, and is certainly up his boast this year. Aladdin will be Lis tJhjnoeo.ih pantomime, and | thirteen yeans pantomime founded upon the same story was ca*eu Drury Lane. Com- ! meating fact ...
... Fri*»ie Rbo». It. per boar, tin 1 p m., &»tard*y» and exrvptod FELNCKS CAKE, CORPORATION STREET o! Como Suectl. ptOOKS TO DRURY LANE. V>* :arJodlo« Dlntiy* Csn Good PANTO. Tl»estr® Sesti. PARTIES. Apply. COOK OFFICEa. ...
... CIIAJEGR AGAINST AN ACTOR. Westminster to-day. Frederick John Morgan (22) described an actor, of Kemble Street, Drury Lane* was remanded, bail being allowed, on a charge obtaining money by false pretences from young people desirous of entering the theatrical ...