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... The First Night, King John, and Rip van Winkle; in Facing the Music, at the Strand in The Price of Peace, at Drury Lane; and since that production in a number of parts in which her appearance is too familiar to call for comment. ...
... Theatre. Friday is another off-day. On Saturday, though, they will have to choose between Sir Henry Irving in Becket at Drury Lane and the production of Two Little Michus at Daly's. On Sunday they will again write their notices. On the following Monday ...
... and show me a receipt. To lie continued SIR HENRY IRVING. PAINTED BY WHISTLER This picture shows Sir Henry (who opens at Drury Lane to-morrow) as Philip of Spain in the production of Tennyson's drama, Quein Mary, at the Lyceum Theatre, on April 18, 1876 ...
... a new face or two is needin' to entice the dandies to the pit and overreach the Italian young ladies what's dancin' at Drury Lane. He's right. And if you had a grain of sense you'd come, both of ve. Heathcote's a fool to have wasted his time here this ...
... reputation than that of any other young blood Does he spend his nights at the gaming table Who does not Does he frequent Drury Lane, the Haymarket, and Covent Garden, ogling the odious player-women What fine gentleman does not Did he owe debts incalculable ...
... playhouse. Godfrey, a slim lad, was sure he had a vocation to become an actor since at the age of one year he had been lent to Drury Lane to appear as the Stolen Infant in the drama of The Lost Heir but was re strained from his ambition by his father, and pinned ...
... MR. GEORGE ALEXANDER AS THE PRODIGAL SON A. WiMy (Gas°toini Ib^ IDsivadl Wilsir&o Mr. George Alexander's appearance at Drury Lane, where he made his bow on Thursday in Mr. Hall Caine's new play, has been one of the sensations of the theatrical season ...
... THE PLAYHOUSES THE PRODIGAL SON AT DRURY LANE That first act of Hie Prodigal Son! It is almost without a flaw. It introduces us to the characters and to the play without a single unnecessary word. The play moves from the very beginning, and the momentum ...
... every visit. With all its added exuberance of fun, The Little Michus has lost nothing of its natural daintiness and charm. Drury Lane, at 8: The Prodigal Son. Hurry up and book seats, for even a Prodigal Son has to make way for Christmas Panto. His Majesty's ...