... their honour. Sir Henry Irving’'s London admirers will learn with regret thal after the close of the present season -at Drury Lane, which will terminate in the course of next month, he will entar upon a tour with M. Sardou’s ‘“Dante” which, embracing ...

... has never beer. equalled. When one remembers that this historic volume was produced on the occasion of the re-opening of Drury Lane The',}tre after the fire in 1812 some notion Mmay be former of ’ghe very remote past with which Miss Horace Smith was probably ...

... “My dear,” “My dear sir,” or “Madame.”” ; HEAVY BOGUS CLATMS. The witness added that he once accompanied Mrs. Ellis to Drury Lane pantomime. They had also dined together privately at the Savoy, and once Miss Navarre was present. She was the chaperon ...

... he had no intention of murder. So did the man in the play. Mr. Raleigh often appears to anticipate. One of his greatest Drury Lane successes touching a corner in corn across the Atlantic ias hardly on the boards before its principal incidents occurred ...

... laughter.) That was the way they took advantage of the lessons of South Africa. (Hear, hear.) They might just as well go to Drury Lane Theatre and use the “properties” there to train their troops. How were the cavalry taught to scout at Colchester? They had ...

... Wales were also present. The King and Queen, accompanied by the Princs and Princess of Wales and Princess Victoria, visited Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday ovening to witness Sir Henry Irving’s performance of ’Dante.” 1t is stated on authority that the President ...

... commission 74 years ago. The General’s son commands a company in the York and Lancasters. - In the brilliant audience at Drury Lane on Thursday night, for the production of “Dante,” the Princess Louise (Duchess of Fife), and the Duke of Fife, the American ...

... Still, ‘the cause of National Opera is not altogether lost. Mr. Manners proposes to give it another benefit season by taking Drury Lane for three months next summer, with the hope of better result. | The mnew Scriptorium at Mill Hill School, which is to be ...

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... oOld play.oers will remember his visit to London in 1875, when he played “Othello,” “The Gladiator,” and *“ Hamlet ”at Drury-lane., It was a pleasant little triumph for Salvini. The actor concludes an allusion in his autobiography to his English visit ...