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... fashion That sound.’ very much like ■no the admirmg in which people are wont to detorit; some the btHOtte. of the pantomime at Drury Lane ,h. bii liant, dazzling effecu, the ballet’, ut Empireor the Alhambra But it really was not any such outbu..t admiration ...
... VANIBRBD. One evening, in the second week of November, 1803, Grimaldi, then playing at Drury Lane, was informed that two gentlemen were waiting to see him at the stage door. As soon as he could get away he went down, and saw two young men of gentlemanly ...
... TUE DIIAZIA The theatrical - evcnt of the year was tho appearuir.. at Drury Lane of the late Si, Henry Irving as fl diet. The (intimstanets of the trsgirally o d. o th o f the great aeter will be well within memory of our rewhrs. Returning to his hotel ...
... Professor B nney deals with .geology, not history. “Nights at Play,” by G D Latham, depicts the occupations of boys'and men’s in Drury Lane, while Sylvan dates a ninth Provincial Letter from Oxford in tks Vacation,’’ Juac&nnon Boat’d of Guardians and Bnral District ...
... helps ti I. F. is aAM b P U BLICA TIO N It la 'EI V -Dante, &drains by V. Bandon an.l E. a - WA% ia being preaented at Drury Lane Tileatre by Sir Henry Irving. Sonie an- Lane Tiieat:P by Sir Hem-y Irving. Same note* by an Italian student* . . - S. It ...
... the Court Theatre in 1872, and soon leapt into prominence. She successively appeared at the Court, the Old Grecian, and Drury Lane, but it was until she went to the Gaiety, under Mr. John Hollingshead, that her skill and great ability as a danseuse became ...
... depressing effect upon the receipts of tradesmen that neighbourhood . - Drury Lane and the suburban theatres now ilunning a pantomime are exceptionally well ipatronised. The Drury Lane production has .never probably been equalled in the history of that classic ...
... take ua on in the pantomime ?” the elder of two clean faced, but poorly dressed children—who had made their way “behindat Drury Lane Theatre—asked of Mr. D’Auban, adding, in answer to an immediate question that they had had no previous experience on looked ...
... delighted her is sore to please other children; get on with it as quickly as you can.”—Raymond Blathwayt on Pantomime at Drury Lane,” in Cassell’s Uagazine Christmas Number. lED CARDS. This is one of those tricks that combine simplicity with wonderful ...
... wonderful study a progressive monkey, and fee Fairy Princess, afterwards the White Cat, will be Miss Jeannie Macdonald, newcomer Drury Lane. Miss Ruth Lytton, the second boy, will be Ariato, the head of the nobles, and feat old favourite Miss Marie George will ...
... February. Preparations for Christmas are proceeding apace, and rehearsals are the order of the day at the West-end theatres. At Drury-lane several innovations will be introduced into the pantomime. One of these is that crowds of gorgeously dressed people on the ...
... in reality a state higher consciousness, in which the soul is peculiarly open to divine influences. In the production at Drury Lane of Humpty Dumpty, by Mr. Hickory Wood and Mr. Arthur Collins, the rehearsals of which are at present in progress, a return ...