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... in the profession . Coming to the Co Miaj Elaine Ra . vensberg undertakes the same she filled with so much distinction at Drury Lane last , and while it is true to say a great deal was expected from her , her work in the part far exceeded anticipation ...
... History of the 3 and Pantomimes , published in J 372 S . ' s first effort was called The JJilkrrs , and was performed at ¦ Drury Lane in 1702 . If we are to believe his own account , it was the first fcliai appeared on the , where tho and Story ¦ wa s ...
... French Milliner , en route . ME . CECIL MORTON YORK , ' At . . 391 . Oxford Street , W . MB . F R E D E M N E Y . Qoote , DRURY LANE . HENRY , • . ' Suburban , Fatal Wedding . MR . CHARLES GOOLD , Cruise of BJ & . S . Trretponrille . This , T . R BATH ; ...
... impression from The composing of symphony. No. 4. flat major.” Mr. W. Barclay Squire’s Mr. Dan Lcno’s harp performance the Drury Lane pantomime” is refreshing from a learned otfici&l of the British Museum. Other musicians are very local. Thus one writer ...
... - ¦ ¦ Some good folk thero are who bewail the d ° cadenee of modern pantomime ; if any such pessimists were present at Drury Lane on Boxing they must have found their moving * dispelled . In all the recent series of annuals at . the famous house nothing ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Managing Director. Ar hor Colima TWICE DAILY'. atliOand 7.30 GOOSE; Dan Leno. Herbert Campiell, Fred Etni-ty. LauieooeCaird. Little Zobt. Arthur Conau.*«t; Madge Le«» mg. Maude Beatty. Marie George, Fauuy Joyce. Alma Jones, Ethel ...
... ENTERTAINMENTS. Drury lane theatre royal. Managing Director, ARi HUR COLLINS. TWICt- DAILY, at 1.5 U and 7.30, MOTHER GOOSE, Written and Invented by Jay Hickory Wood and Artlinr Collins. Music by J. M. Glover. DAN Lk.NO, Herbert Campbell, Fred Emney, ...
... THE THEATRES. MOTHER GOOSE, AT DRURY LANE. The children will not be disappointed by this year's pantomime, to judge by omnipresent silvery laughter and little hands beckoning longingly to the Golden Goose as her delightful presence disappears from ...
... RAILWAYS. London sad Anglo-American B, f, to 90, et, and ditto to 84. Mimic Huta, U.—Alhambra, 11, I; Cantartxu7, 11, 24 . Drury Lane, 14, i. Empire (151 paid), 34, ; ditto (10s paid), 24, 3; Button, 14, ; Gaiety, 2., 4; London Pairilun Ordinary, 75, 8; ...
... Bank Annuli it, which produce 3 per cent , purchase a twelfth cake, with sine and pant* which the ladies and gentlemen of Drury Lane are requested to partake of every Twelfth Night in the great green-room. Conditions have changed since , then, and £3 hardly ...
... though Leeds has not hitherto been uniformly successful in commissions given to eminent foreign composers. The music of a Drury Lane pantomime is nowadays more or less a compromise. In Tully's time it was devoted to blatant street songs, and the gallery ...
... first seen by Miss Braddon in which tne note unhappiness was clearly struck. Aud then the writer goes on to ask whether Drury Lane will “prove too spacious for the perfect exhibition” of Sir Henry’s “subtle gifts” For Richard or for Shylock it may serve ...