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... enacted. There sre Act 1.. Before the Kings THE LIRE. P-e. U •tent his tsroo indoors m rreduig newspaper . rf Ineat-re, Drury lane ; Act IT.. - Drawing Room at Undoubtedly the star turn at the Empire this week sent out for shillings worth morning The ...
... comes fresh from The Silver Slipper at the Lyne Theatre, and last year she played the leading part in the pantomime at Drury Lane. The principal girl is to be Miss Maudie Noel, who will take the title part. For some three years past this young lady has ...
... that the scenery is from the brushes of three artists of repute, Mr. D. G. Hall, the Grand Theatre, Leeds: Mr. Henry♦Emden, Drury Lane; and Mr. A. G. Betts, the resident artist. Mr. C. W. Chambers has again been entrusted with the overture and incidental ...
... production of Christmas plays will commence earlier and more numerous than usual. Exclusive of the East End and the suburbs, Drury Lane is the only pantomime house. The experiment or rivalry tried recent years is not to bo repeated. The revival of lolanthe ...
... tradition, aHo placed perron above the fear bailiff*. For this reason John Palmer lived for some time in bis dreorng room at Drury Lane Theatre, and fulfil an at the Theatre, had to smuggled out of the one theatre into the other hidden in box itrriolafciHtv ...
... of welldressed people, yet not like the beaux the Park; they were countrv people, members Parliament, lawyers, actors of Drury Lane and Covenfc Garden, poets, and wits; in the evening they were the people who frequented the coffee-houses, the taverns, ...
... tho full sets, namely, the Port of Balsora, and the Diamond Valley. Three scenes come from the brush of Mr. H. Emden, of Drury Lane Theatre, the one which finishes the first act, the Mermaids' Haunt, being fine specimen of his work. Mr. A. G. Betts, the ...
... ber. \Vhat • dot' Miss Molly Lovell. *bo wao a er>-‘at bit as tlx- prm-1 Fisher imterrupU^-Itisfalsc boy in last year s Drury lane pantomime. Jn The Magistrate Ck-rk advised bun qmet. and IMMIGRANTS tli. nan Little 80-occn Mi*« nic Noel ha* already s ...
... ef.ng. 1). 12 30 p m., i purch*.wil by oar honeymoon. . p. .jnent. landed Qaecnriown last with Sir Augustu* Harris the Drury Lane Theatre. rtatemeot of priooner son. the aoceasod woman t the sewage farm bad £1541 7«. some very pome brefera nearly •P®^ ...
... Arnold, jonr. The part of the principal boy will be taken Ly Miss Molly Lowell, who last year played the leading part tbe Drury Lane pantomime, and has recently been engaged in the Silver Slipper at the Lyric Theatre. Miss Maudie Noel, the principal girl ...
... average peculiarity. Miss Lcveil it was who created complete sensation in tho last year, when, on the opening night of the Drury Lane Pantomime, owing to a certain contretemps, sue went on stage, and without any rehearsal whatever, took on the role of principal ...