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... ULSTER HALL, OMAGH. For 5 Nights Only. Tuesday, December 10th to 14th. Mim Gladys Gaunt, from Drury Lane Theatre. London, in her repertoire of hish-ehus I’lays, including— Jane Siberia,” “East Lynne,” “Caato,The Middleman,”. PRICES, - 25., la, and ...
... ladies have been emitted ter the ballets. and will mmuiettee rehearsing shortly. The scenery is by Hr. Henry &mien, of the Drury Lane Theatre, Mr ft. H. Hall. The onetime. for 'the Wed , l , ng Feast here here designed by H. CORI! 111, whiter the other are ...
... educated kw roadicisc. bat he peers/nod Ml.'. and .tallied at Milan and Paris. eventually stoking ha debit in English opera at Drury lane as Plunket is 'Martha in 1668. He fen some yaws a member of the P. and Harmon camp•ny, singing with them many parts in ...
... are excellent stories by Mrs. Langtry, Mr. George Edwardes, Miss Marie Tempest, Mr. Seymouz Hicks, Mr. Arthur Collins (of Drury Lane), and many others ; verse by Mr. Arthur Roberts, Miss Marie Studholme, and Miss Isabel Jay ; and a drawing concerning a ...
... take ua on in the pantomime ?” the elder of two clean faced, but poorly dressed children—who had made their way “behindat Drury Lane Theatre—asked of Mr. D’Auban, adding, in answer to an immediate question that they had had no previous experience on looked ...
... horrible frock coat a large flat piece of wood, having a inughly-ehaped handle, and looking more like a paper-knife in a Drury-lane pantomime than anything more deadly. I have killed thousands with this piece of wood. The edge is sharp; feel it,” said ...
... take us on in the pantomime ? the elder of two clean faced, but poorly dressed children--who had made their way behind at Drury Lane Theatre—asked of Mr. D'Auban, adding, in answer to an immediate question, that they had had no previous experience on the ...
... return like Anglicised heathen Chinees to ways that are dark, and tricks that are vain,” after the run of the play is over. Drury Lane, for instance, which is now one of the chief employers of children Christmastime, get all its tittle player-folk through ...
... take us on in the pantomime ? the elder of two clean faced, but poorly dressed children—who had made their way behind at Drury Lane Theatre—asked of Mr. D'Aeban. adding. in answer to an immediate question, that they bad had no previous experience on the ...
... Fulham, Camden Town, Islington, Crouch End, and some ether outlying district, ; in the evening, there will be the big show at Drury Lane. I We have not yet done, however, with the premieres of Christmas puree produced especially for children. Or. Honday aftersoon ...
... subject you could suggest. '* When few years ago the tuna] word went found that children were wanted for the pantomime at Drury Lane two Httle girls aged ten and eleven presented themselves. They were poorly clad—very poorly dad—yet their little hands and ...
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