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... Drury Lane. In consequence of Miss Nellie Stewart's continued indisposition she will be unable to return to Drury Lane Theatre. Her part of Jack in the successful pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk, will therefore be played by Miss Violet Cameron, who ...
... The popular actress will not appear on the stage for a week or two to come in consequence of her bereavement. The New Drury Lane Drama. Marsac of Gascony, Mr. Edward Vroom's new play, with which Mr. Arthur Collins will re-open the National Theatre ...
... nursery where the best and most previous of modes for all and every occasion are to be seen, and those of the St. .Tames' and Drury Lane are no exception to the rule this autumn, and at the former one of the prettiest gowns in A Debt of Honour is Miss Opps' ...
... by the distress caused by the Ottawa fire, and it was owing to the worry and overwork which the organisation of the huge Drury Lane matinee, in aid of the fund for helping the suffenrs from that calamity, that his death was chiefly due. He was also a zealous ...
... School fer Scandal, at the Haymarket, on Tuesday; and Tho Liars, at Wyndham's, on Wednesday; with tho McLeay matinee at Drury Lane sandwiched betwoen. The re-appearance of Sir Henry Irving and Miss Ellen Terry is the most prominent of these events. Apart ...
... Theatre Lyrique, but the Parisians did not even then approtT of Weber's big effort. The last performance in London was that at Drury Lane, on June 18, 1882, which was conducted by Dr. Richter, the heroine's part being undertaken by Frail Sucher. ...
... 1608 Plays and Players. The Theatres. Drury Lane—On Wednesday evening next, and twice daily, THE SLEEPING BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, 1.30 and 7.30. Her Majesty's—HEßOD, 8.30. Matinee, Saturday, 2.30. This theatre is closed till Wednesday evening. Lyceum—HENßY ...
... and many visitors to the metropolis from the country and America go to see it and wander round the quaint neighbourhood. Drury Lane, which at one time was a favourite residential district of the aristocracy—long before Mayfair and Belgravia wer e thought ...
... detachment left. Let us this time show real gratitude, not descend to gutter gush. 1288 Plays and Players. The Theatres. Drury Lane—THE PRICE PEACE, 7.30. Matinee, Wednesday and Saturday, 1.30. Sir Henry Irving will give a special matinee in aid of the ...
... at Drury Lane, which will be produced about the middle of next month. Mr Cecil Raleigh's story will give the scene-painter and Mr. Collins plenty of scope for this, as the story has more of a Society setting than ever. 'Ladies who go to Drury Lane to ...
... doubt be news to many to hear that Mrs. Siddons was actually a great failure when Garrick first introduced her to London at Drury Lane, in 1775. She was described as being a young lady destitute of natural fire, yet some seven years later that same young ...
... to Mr. Henry Arthur Jones latest production. applied to plays are out of place in any notice of the gnat autumn drama at Drury Lane Theatre. The historic The Handy Man. house has a standard of its own and must be judged The great success of Soldiers ...