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... conservative. ^nd yet in this the first Christmas of the new century there comes hope for us, for in all London we have only Drury Lane pantomime and pitted against it the six efforts summarised herewith. Three of them are old friends who have brought us keen ...
... the verge of Boxing Night and its dissipations. But pantomime is not what it was. The capital has turned its back on it, Drury Lane excepted, and I doubt not that the day is coming when the provinces will greatly modify their Christmas scheme. One must ...
... opening of the King's Theatre at Hammer smith has, it seems, raised this old question in a new form. First, of course, stands Drury Lane, followed by Covent Garden, but the third foremost position is ttMlay claimed by the newly-erected King's, which actually ...
... Venice. Was there ever such a cast for The Merchant of Venice as that which will appear in the star matinee to be given at Drury Lane Theatre on Tuesday by the Actors' Association Shylock Sir Henry Irving Bassanio Mr. George Alexandei Duke of Venice Mr. ...
... Ellis IValery Sir Henry Irving. I have rarely seen so much enthusiasm in the playhouse as that which echoed and re-echoed at Drury Lane on the last night of Dante. Sir Henry was more magnetic, more masterly, than ever. He will not return to town for twelve ...
... the Shaftesbury. She appeared at that house in Are You a Mason? and Jedbnry Junior. Prior to this engagement she was at Drury Lane, where she played in melodrama. Miss Webster is a remarkably quick study, a fact which has frequently stood her in good ...
... it 1802. --Madame Tussaud made her first appearance with waxworks 1809.-- Began its career as a theatre (by the burnt-out Drury Lane company) II. The Second Lyceum 1816.-- Lyceum rebuilt as a theatre at a cost of £80,000. Reopened June 17 1817.-- Gas introduced ...
... Garden for eleven seasons and played the heroine in melodrama at Drury Lane for four years under Sir Augustus Harris's management. Miss Bliss has been popular in pantomime at Drury Lane and at the Theatre Royal, Manchester, played lead in The Dandy Fifth ...
... PLAYS. MUSIC. AND OTHER. ENTERTAINMENTS Week by Week. THE NEW ERA Six Entertainments tor Children PANTOMIME remains at Drury Lane; it apparently flourishes in the suburbs and the provinces, but in town itself it is surrounded by prettier rivals which ...
... one-and-thirty, was the chief flyer in the troupe and took Madame Grigolati's position on the American tour of Blue Beard for Drury Lane. She was English by birth and educa tion, having been born in Bloomsbury. In New York and all through the States she created ...
... Craigie, in her inte resting speech about the Comic Note at the O.P. Club, described musical comedy of the Gaiety type and Drury Lane melodrama as genuine British products and unequalled by anything of the kind in the world, and she attributed their uniqueness ...
... Theatre Estoc, London St. James's Ruritania, London Terry's Enrapture, London Theatre Royal, Covent Garden Amidst, London Drury Lane Druriolanus, London Wyndhain's Citharas, London Moss Empires, Ltd. Turgsome, London Hippodrome Hippodrome, London Kennington ...