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... have not taken over the leases of . lf I have in my time been closely asso- ciated with th © Management of the Lyceum, the Drury Lane, the Ol ympia, the Adelphi, and_ the Garrick, and J . have b een supervising the production our pan-omimes at one and the ...
... March must come the end of fli• run of Cinderella at the Comedy. Maneheeter. It will then have outlived all rhrals bat Drury Lane, which will, I fancy, end oe the date. -- Eugene Stratton's eneagementa will prevent his continuing in the cast, and that; ...
... stage in military uniform, but is rigidly barring any allusion in plays to such things as “ragging” In its original form the Drury Lane drama, The Flood Tide, contained a ragging scene. It was suggested by recent events, and nothing could have been Dbetter ...
... PANTOMIMES. Our Leeds enrrespoodent writes : 'l'he Grand Theatre selected is their show Mother Goose, the version in rise at Drury Lane last session. There ere ten scenes, and all far away in advance of previa= achievements in this department of artistic adornment ...
... gift to poorer performers would be as 2 method of disposing of th em. At one of these sales four omime dresses, which cost Drury Lane £4 each, were sold for less than as maby shillings. When a complete production is cold and sent across io erica, as 1t sometim ...
... IN DEFENCE OF DANTE. To the Editor of the Manchester Conn** Sir,—For th© last few months the play Dante has been given Drury lane, and I have been rested in reading the opinions different ' As an Italian and a student of Dante, I ventu ' now that tho ...
... cd it has actually 1 © | limpets off. I have heard the Duke’s speech has GATES \ policy of equivoe: ation imy It will | Drury Lane we know Pantomime. rehearss OT ES tom | Humpty-Dumpty is, by t ~] ‘by a rather pretty girl i i tomary comic vulgarian tive ...
... MEN AND WOMEN. There is little, any, hope that Mr. Dan will bo able to appear in the fort booming Drury- Lane pantomime. his health is now good, bu his nervous system still low. Ik ia officially atatad that Sir K©nolm Dighy, K.C.8., retiree next from ...
... week, has returned to the metropolis to make preparations for the production of Dante, be ready for representation at Drury Lane Theatre on Shakspere's birthday, the 23rd of April. Some names familiar to Manchester will be found the cast of the new ...
... time at the London Court Theatre by Mr. Leigh, and then withdrawn—a record for London. . Only one London West End Theatre—Drury Lane, of course—is to have a pantomime this year, but twenty-seven of the London surburban houses are indulging in this form ...
... again I should moat rertainle become an actor. could never he got rid of. Yet he gave his decision against the actor. 0440' Drury Lane Sir Henry Irving has taken his farewell of Londe'n for twelve months. He in going to run Dante, his latent produc• lion ...
... Manager STEPHEN PBITT. TO-NIGHT, at 7. LAST PERFORMANCE of •THREE LITTLE MAIDS. MONDAY NEXT, and during the Week, the Drury Lane Drama, •THE WHITE HEATHER. Tiiealre 4 dally. Telephone 394. TO-NTOHTI TO-NIGHT! HALL, PRESTON i.r*r Fvooirg 740. except ...