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... stick. She could not see for several days. In cross-examination the child said her aunt had taken her to the pantomime at Drury Lane and other theatres four times since Christmas. and she had told another aunt she would rather stay in London with the accused ...
... aged twenty-six, dressmaker, of Kew, who was charged with maliciously wounding a woman with a hatpin in the gallery of Drury Lane Theatre. In default of payment one month's imprisonment was ordered. Mrs. Annie Cadogan, of Sheerness, wife of a chief warrant ...
... hunting, AN ACTOR'S Fotyrusz. Sir Squire Bancroft, wh6 is to conduct the rehearsals of Money for the command performance at Drury Lane on the occasion of the German Emperor's visit, retired from the stage with a handsome fortune rather more than a quarter ...
... nineteen acres, and is freehold. It is one of the most valuable areas in London. Among the well-known buildings on the land are Drury Lane Theatre, Royal Opera House, Waldorf Hotel. Aldwich Theatre, Strand Theatre. Row-street Police-court. hevera . well-known ...
... London itself, was the Mecca of musio-lovers in the Metropolis. In 18113 he . conducted a season of promenade concerts at Drury Lane, and in 1879, and for some years following, he directed the winter series of orchestral concerts in Glasgow. It was in 1883 ...
... 1705-6); and The Blue Bells of Scotland was composed and sung by Mrs. Jordan (an Irish actress) at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and entered at Stationers' Hall in 1800. John Anderson my Joe and the Cruiskeen Lawn are both modifications of the ...
... members. Each episode will be presented with as close an adherence as possible to the details of the fresces. There has been Drury Lane Theatre for two hundred and fifty years, but the present one has only a hundred years to its credit. It. is the fourth of ...
... satisfaction that the takings that day were to be devoted to such excellent objects. An attractive oonoert, to which the Drury Lane orchestra, under Mr. James Glover, conhibuted, was afterwards given, and then Princess Louise was escorted round the exhibition ...
... Mrs. Carl Meyer, Sir Thomas de la Rue, Sir Bruce Beton, and Mr. A. W. Piper°. Possibly some among the first-nighters at Drury Lane Theatre (says a writer in the World may have asked their friends whether any Italian fellow has ever done Dante for the ...
... for many years before he became known to English audiences. His first appearance of any importance in London was in the Drury Lane pantomime in 1905. when he appeared as Dandini in Cinderella. ...
... Collins and Messrs. Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton, the authors, have decided that the title of the autumn production at Drury Lane shall be The Marriages of Mayfair. Mr. Collins hopes to produce the piece about the midd!e of September. Miss Margel Gluck ...
... the experience of the Jubilee seasons will be repeated. What is happening was illustrated at the command performance at Drury Lane. A lady waited thirty boars for the opening of the doors. but the majority of first-night enthusiasts, who regularly swell ...