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... of tatting undertakes beak withia sad without the Port. Steam Lighten sad derricks for hire by the or day. Offices : DRURY. LANE, WATER-OMEET, LIVERPOOL Telephos• 11111. Ts.gnas. ...
... for another seas on, so t h at s h e will not be seen this side • t• he Atlantic for eighteen months; that in • week the Drury Lane pantomime Blue — s•rd'' realised in New York .18,625 dollars; a ll,d• that before long Ike will be in possession three ...
... 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 ...
... laughter.) That was the way they twit advantage of the lemons of South Africa. (Hear, bear.) 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 Col'cheater/ They ...
... ” with Madame Trebelli, Edward Lloyd, and Charles Santley. Sir Augustus Harris engaged him at once for English opera at Drury Lane, and renewed that engagement for a second season. After that Mr. Brockbank appeared in * The Bric a-Brac Will at the Lyric ...
... an& in explanation of the crescent name the Committee learnedly state.thet it is Danish in origin, and wee the old name of Drury Lane. It owes its revival to a desire to honour the and to associate her with the Pu n ' in the new prospect,' 'as — the lieseians ...
... yet won • critical first-night audience by storm. llomayne no.: th.. sci.enil rank of th. horun in •• Birk? an erstwhile Drury Lane pantomime, on the ;ht of its production. Alter a ,inglr •rf•ns: of The Songbird of Alelorly-lane had been sung. every ...
... 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 ...
... with ‘Madame Trebelli, Edward Lloyd, and Charles Santley. Sir Augustus Harris engaged him at ‘once for English opera at Drury Lane, and renewed that engagement fqor a second season. After that Mr. Brockbank %-ppeared in *“The Bric-a-Brac Will at the ...
... the way—made their appearance at the Theatre Royal, in your own town, after they had first been introduced to the patrons Drury Lane. Yes, continued Mr. Barrett, you are quite right. connection with tho management of Crystal Palace. liOndon, extended ...
... married en January 13, 1894. Eighteen months afterwards the lady expressed a desire to go 1113011 the stage, and got in Drury Lane pantomimic, In 1898 she introduoed the co respondent, Mr. Verney (who had a wife and five children) to her husband. The ...
... Teaks at 'Lase. The following verse, apropos to the reseab Army *modal, is mow being rung nightly by Marie George in the Drury Lane pantomime : I don't want to join the Army. I won't be • Grenadier; Why, the noorest one en earth Hu a bettor of berth And ...