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... expected to see another like it. A hurried run around the “ halls” led to the conclusion that this opinion was well founded. Drury Lane Theatre has been the scene of many popular demonstrations, but the scene on Saturday night was Fcertainly never exceeded ...
... challenge comparison in her first comed part with Miss Julia Neilson, who plays ;\'efi Gwyn at the Haymarket in “Sweet Nell of Drury-lane.” I have, as yet, had no opportunity of judging of Miss Neilson’s success In the part, but it cannot be said that Miss Marie ...
... nearly all The latest addition is the in High-street, Camden building of capacious pro-1l open its doors for the first y. At Drury Lane, for which and Mr. Arthur Collins have the two ancient legends of Beast ” and the ¢ §leeping tacles are to be at least ag ...
... Camden Town, a handsome building of capacious pro.- portions, which will oKen its doors for the first time on Boxing Day. At Drury Lane, for which Mr. Hickory Wood and Mr. Arthur Collins have combined In one the two ancient legends of “ Beauty and the Beast” ...
... with “hree each. “Ali Baba,” “ Dick Whittington,” ..l the “ Babes in the Wood ” are each played 1 two theatres. Next to Drury Lane tge two theatres which have the longest and most tonourable record in the way of pantomime are the Surrey and the Grand ...
... noble! How did it happen ?” Major B.: “I killed him.” Mr. Sukr, the actor, one evening arrived at the stage entrance of Drury Lane Theatre very wet, having encountered a heavy storm, when a brother artist addressing him ni?. “lam afraid you are very wet ...
... The directors and | managers of Drury Lane do not believe it, for | they have in preparation at the present moment a great melodrama full of startling stage ’ effects — Mr. Cecil Raleigh’s “ Millionaire.” | Still, Drury Lane melodrama is of a different | ...
... assuredly rank among the most notable productions of the year. One is “The Great Millionaire ” of Mr. Cecil Raleigh, staged at Drury Lane, and the other Mr. Pinero’s “Iris,” prod:lcedmatv ‘the Garrick on S_vat:.lix:tia-}' ‘OId Drury, splendidly renovated and ...
... the children will find it difficult to recognise any likeness to their heroes and heroines in most of these fi:nbomimea. At Drury Lane, for instance, we have a Blue Beard who is not only comic instead of terrible, but has no beard at all—nothing but a pair ...
... matter of spectacular effect Drury Lane has surpassed itself in the production of this play. Of its literary merits most of the critics speak with something akin to contempt ; but that is of little importance with Drury Lane audiences. Everyone will go ...
... whimsicalities a little immature on the first mght iece, they were already funny enough the success of the pantomime. h Drury-lane is the only West-End aying pantomime, “Mother Goose” only West-End pantomime. There ippodrome a Christmas play which, 1t ...
... first night e fl;cflflg%mm' | of a new piece, they were already funny enough to ensure the success of the pantomime. Although Drury-lane is the only West-End theatre playing pantomime, “Mother Goose” is not the only West-End pantomime. There is at the Hippodrome ...