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... several pleasing conga, in her best style, which meet with hearty appreciation. The wonderful Bertonies, the success of the Drury Lane pantomime in 1899, are also very good, and altoether ths company at the Circus this week is one which should draw the public ...
... STRAND THEATRE, W.C. MR. CECIL MORTON YORK, At Liberty. 19, Vincent Square, Westminster, S.W. A R. FRED E M N E L Pantomime, DRURY LANE THEATRE. M R. FRANK H E R T I E, L'-L Disengaged. C/o Thk Staom Office. flREAGII HENRY. At Liberty. 5, Milborne Grove, South ...
... Proprietor, Albert Fredericks. EVERY EVE NING, at 7.30, the Grand Spectacular Pantonine, ALADDIN. The whole production from Drury Lane Theatre. Mfss Ada Blanche. Miss Rhoda Windrum. Mr. Edgar Granville. Mi-s Muriel Vox. Mr. Arthur Watts. Miss Hilda Guiver ...
... Seymour Forte acne, and Sir F. Knollya were in attendance. The Duke and Duchess of York and «uitc viaited the Theatri' Royal, Drury Lane, la*( evening, and witneased the |>cr(onnan ...
... Unsolicited Testimonial. Yours faithfully, Published by The John Williamson Company Limited, 93 & 94, Drury Lane, London ) W.C. GINTLEMEN,—I desite to express my unbounded satisfaction with your Panel Plate of Riding habit given with this month's Ladies' ...
... London successes. For terms, apply to Mrs.DoufJLAs Cox. Catalogues Dost free. HPHE DUCHESS OF COOL- J- GARDIE.-- This great Drury Lane Drama, with splendid Plant of Printing, to Let for Tour. Apply, W. Ml'skkory-Tilsox, 392, Strand. A K R A H N A PO G U E ...
... forgotten. The charming and massive scenes are the work of Messrs. D. G. Hall (scenic artist to the Royal), Mr. H. Enden (of Drury Lane), and Mr A G. Betts (of Mr. Hart's Lyceum. Sheffield), and will bear comparison with those of any pro duction hitherto seen ...
... LONDON THEATRES. THE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. ISkcond Notick.] In further consideration of London's premier pantomime, it may be noted first that The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast has engaged the services of seven scenic artists, Messrs, Bruce Smith, Henry ...
... last week in fact, there has been a notable falling off every where. Be this as it may, Mr. J. L Graydon's busy house in Drury Lane cujojrs a very good share of patronage, the attendance on the night of our viait being excellent. The programme embraced ...
... performance of The Noble Lord'' at the Criterion Theatre last evening. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Dudes York visited Drury Lane Theatre last evening, and witnessed the pciformance of the pantomime •* The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast. A marriage has ...
... parentage, have reason to take hill credit for tiieir enterprise 1n arranging tor the housing of so great a s ow as the Drury Lane pintomime of 1899-1900, Jack and the Beanstalk. As we stated in our brief pre liminary notice last week. It ia not now rooes- ...
... s production of The Only Way. This able actress, who had the gift of a musical and rich voice, made her London dibut at Drury Lane in the winter of 1854, in the character of Bianca in Dean Mil- man's Fatio, the part selected nio6 years previously by Charlotte ...