Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Edvard 1.. and the seventeenth Earl wss the greatgrandfather of Queen Anne Boleyn. 1 have already alluded to the sartorial of Drury Lane pantomime. Since iln production I have asked the opinion sundry juvenile spectators to what they thought of the piece. lam ...
... un , in hi t cruet& against gambling m ea ly i of le o d a joe and generally tariiig'i ',it fl-e i. a similar whool at Drury Lane Theatre, Moller. The grocer pays $n lend. His counter are played by lightning. Three eases are cited is piled lip aith small ...
... died on the nit. at 8, Street, W., in her seventyseventh year. After varied experience ia the country, she appeared at Drury Lane in December. 1854, Bianca in Fazio,” and Jan nary Ist, 1655, was the original Eugenie in Bonclcault’a drama named. She also ...
... tor* been doted since iart Monday night, and will a© remain until Monday, the 4t* of February. An important exception is Drury Lane, which wat reopened yesterday. In many caaea the managers arc careful ace that their poorer employes suffer lons from enforced ...
... the Albert Hall—a very brilliant (osne—was attended by the leading members of the operatic companies of Covert Garden and Drury Lane, and by almost every eminent musician then London, from Verdi’s old antagonist Sir Michael Costa, downwards. Many of them ...
... London engagement, when came out the St. James's Tbratre as Dorioourt in the “ Belle's Stratagem, He subsequently played Drury Lane, the Haymarket, and the Gaiety Theatres. In May, 1870, transferred his services the Vaudeville Theatre, ploying Grant (Mr ...
... community will far this. To a large extent the area which ia being cleared for the improTement ii alum neighbourhood—that of Drury Lane •ad Clare Market—and it ia beyond doubt that there were far too many liquor shops here. There is. in the action of the Council ...
... Frourif as quietly as possible. IILSTERIOUS DMA rpEARANCE. A STORY OF GRIMALDI. us seem' week of Novent:ver. then playing at Drury Lane. was informed that two weiti.tg to me him at the stage door. soon as he ciold away. the Moira WAS down. mid saw two of op ...
... distinguished name modem English comedy and strong Society plays, and who last autumn delighted London audiences that groat Drury Lane melodrama. “ The Price Peace. ’ Miss Evelyn Weeden, who takes the part Mrs. Dane, was for period the Lyceum. The company ...
... course great succcbs. ** Derby Day was begun after visit the Derby 1850. Mr- Frith found the acrobat represented in the Drury Lane pantomime, aud he and little boy wed and « -t to artist. Mr. Jacob Bell, seeing the sketch the picture, once Mr. Frith paint ...
... calm of the impersonation its marked characteristic. Apart from a ahort-lired revival by James Anderson in 1851 Drury Lane, the play has not again been seen in London until this year, although Charles Dillon sad Henry Lorsine played in the provinces, ...
... playgoers in line and thus prevent the blocking up the footway. Apart from shortlived revival James Anderson in 1651 at Drury Lane, the play haa not again been seen London until this year, although Charles Dillon and Henry Lorsine played it in tho provinces ...