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... that property will be shared by the widow ari sli d rhi'dren. His lito waa insured for /WM and he was a shareh.ilder In Drury lane Theatre, the Camberwell Palma,. and the Granville Theatre of Varieties, Walimni Green. 11•01113. DlGrldwg 1. (1•11 Imo Walt ...
... to give up all woe, and proceed at owe to the Riviera- He has con-equently had to give up his part in the rnotont.me at Drury Lane. those interested in the will join in w.bhlng Mr. Wekh a •edy recovery. Mrs Patrick Campbell has bad to abandon her Amerimn ...
... in the streets for the doors po , nlar theatre* to if thee can Mel. their swats in Rreognisisg this. the me, ngement of Drury lane Theatre. haviM pestle enlarged improve , tho capacity of the hileony. upon trying the etperiment of hooking eats for the ...
... Britain, he Colonel Tbernbom, Ins. ad.; to Englie Pattern he Er. R. 0. Crowther. pultieed L. tpeett Gill, Bagalr.buieings. Drury.lane. Lonsten, W.C. W. A. (Pearlm(l*AS —We do not know any and authors* names of nevem (English or Is which one of the female ...
... to-day, and the action takes place within • penal of ate day. The first two weeks of Sir Henry Irving'p sewn of four weeks at Drury Lane . commence Saturday night, April 5, when Tennyson s of Becket will he presented for twelve nights, with the great oeter ...
... as to the death of Frederick John Baldrav, a milkman, of New North-road, Rotten, who expired soddenly is his milk cart in Drury-lane on Wednesday moraing. Dr. Freybrrger stated that the deceased . heart was throe t:mes the normal she and weight, scaling ...
... which takes for May 4 will Is exchanged for others for the latter fiats A emu bee been sb. peeforeigner of Tennyeon's at Drury Lane by Sir Henry and hie company. x x _ me rim of The newsreel for the preeent last night (Saturday) at the New the prodn-tion ...
... Newspaper. The bent of his mind be gathered from the following. which we are Milted to publish, taken from his book entitled Drury Lane and other Poems' - isnnu or TIM norwnaggs. twenty summers ree sat and toiled, Buried alive in this fever den; At. toiling ...
... Englishman so much as proscribe their tailors. THE MERCHANT Of VEEICE AT DRURY • SIC tltirtoci. It is ratber SAVork at Drury Lane than the el Yellin, bemuse all eyes and attent'xin are aisle Sir Irving. who dominates the stage whoa and whist he aopmrs ...
... PRESENTATION OF A LOVING COP. ENINVIRASTIC SCENU. A gallant band of theatrical enthusiasts took up their stand outside Drury Lane Theatre at 7.30 y sipterday morning. though the performance did not start till eight o'clock last night. They were waiting ...
... on lovers of good music the deLght and Tattle of seeing these Waldorf productions. DRURY LANE THEATRE. SIR HENRI IN WATERLOO. All too soon the season at Drury Lane of our premier actor. is t- rminating. The popularity of Sir Henry Irviag has never ...
... 1904. of Clapham-park MI MrIS ISO asked by Chapman if on• ' • tba sow ha court was of any velum abaft 00 be plebs' lt up in Drury-lane. Wilma Toe may be • pow mon. but yea don't mai Os be • Wet.' and advised him to mpoe• t 4 Pollee Station. He Ma onotody ...