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... DANTE DRURY LANE. On Thursday night there took place what was undoubtedly the event of the theatrical year namely the prodnetion by Sir Henry Irving Drury Lane, of Surdoc's ami Moreau's Dante.” rendered into English Mr. Lawrence Irving. Sir Henry's first ...
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... the children whom they seek to drive* from their infantile paradise, and the letter from Mm. Harper, the certificated the Drury Lane School, who quotes the saying of one her children that the pantomime season was one long party, ...
... DRAMA. The actors in the Inferno scenes in Dante at Drury Lane suffer principally from cold. The fire is a wonderful illusion, and the method by which it is produced makes the stage about as draughty as the stalls in most of the theatres. Many of the ...
... Sal- ‘ford, and to invite their co-operation. Labour o: NEW PART AT DRURY LANE The play of “ Dante,” which has been ex- pected with eo much interest, was produced last night at Drury Lane Theatre with a splendour which (says the dramatic critic of the “Liverpool ...
... the author of Peter the Great, and the translator of Robespierre, and of Sardou’s Dante—now being played by Sir Henry at Drury Lane. i : A new play entitled The Gordian Knot, written by Mr. Claude Lowther, M.P., was - produced by Mr. Beerbohm Tree at His ...
... Lady Marion Weller, i who can claim this distinction, is aunt lof the Marquess of Ely and of Lord I Loftus, the chairman of Drury Lane. Thirtysix years ago she married, when in her twenty-first year, Mr. George 0. Springfield, sth Dragoon Guards, but the ...
... printed document; to whom we in spells way out, and way out way in • ; and who generally behave as if they crowding into a Drury Lane, gallery on a Boxing sad bump each other, gently for the possession of the pave. meat, and think nothing of edging less ...
... ideas in itxxiern newspapor world. It is edited by Retold Begbie, In view of Sir Imina's production of Pardou's Dante at Drury Lane Tliesitte, Mews. 'abider and Co., Ltd.. announco • e'nesp edition of Dean Plumptre's •• Life of Dante, at One and Sispenoe ...
... the advantage which it was Mr. Hanbury’s desire to confer on the farmers of these isles considerably lessened. “DANTE” AT DRURY LANE. Sir Henry Irving has revived the best tradi- tions of the national theatre by presenting a play of such artistic distinction ...
... would do well to put their heads together with a view avoiding such a suicidal policy. Dante, which was performed at Drury Lane Theatre last evening, the thirty-first production made by Sir Henry Irving under his own management, and at the same time ...