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... far-famed Alice instead of being one of England's most favoured actresses. The most elaborate of the pantomimes is that tat Drury-lane the home of transformation scenes. The subject is the Sleeping Beauty and the Beast, invented and written by Jay Hickory ...
... Pm worth.” She: “How in (bo world do you manage live on it? The Duke and Duchess of Connaught visited the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, last evening, witness the pantomime, “The Bleeping Beauty oad the Beast, Nearly 2,000 men employed by Buxton lima firm ...
... resulted from falls of roof. The Duke and Ducliess of Connaught, with their family and suite, visited the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, last evening, to witness the pantomime, The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast. Charles Broram-Smith, 56, solicitor, of W ...
... compliment paid Lord Roberts than to make aim the -•aJ head of the Army ? a** yeai mere (wo principal pantomimes (those Drury Lane and the Hippodrome), two plays of the pantomimic order for juvenile emertninment (Alice in Wonderland the Vaudeville and ...
... buildings as are to be found on every hand to-day. This may well have been brought vividly to the minds of visitors to Drury Lane during the past few days. Such a blaze of light from the electric lamps, which peep from every cranny of the auditorium ...
... died last week at her r.sidssre in London, at the age of eevestymix. She made her Bret appearance on the Landes siege at Drury Lane forty-six years ago, and nine years afterwards .he took up the 7411111 Of at Sedlers Wells, making her fret appearance at ...
... singing lemons. The experiment Is reported to most successful in the greater amount of work accomplished lately by the girls. Drury Lane pantomime furnebea dm usual chaff the expense of the House of Commons, of which the following is a specimen.: King What ...
... few days. I must perforce content myself, consequently, by brisk passing in review the most striking of them. Manifestly, Drury Lane takes precedence of the remainder, by virtue of the splendour, the magnificence, and the beauty of the production. It has ...
... Buckwheat and Mammy in the second act, or the utile waiter.; with their member behaviour in the last act fully maintained their Drury Lane reputation. The ellof. tf was preceded hy a new sketch, 'Bear. Bevel, and dentinal, which is an yet only live months old ...
... company and all, should not be taken, say, from Glasgow to Leeds, or London to Manchester. Mr. Arthur Collins, manager of Drury Lane Theatre, who is making a tour of the provincial panto- mimes, visited the Leeds Grand the other night. Mr. Arthur Milton ...
... Bryanston-street, Portm?m-square, London, at the age of 76. She made her first appearance on the Metropolitan stage at Drury Lane in December, 1854, when she assumed the role of Bianca in Dean Milman’s tragedv of “Tazio.” She was the manageress of Sadler’s ...