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... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME «“« CINDERELLA.” [FROM OUR DRAMATIC cRmITIC.] > It will certainly not be through any lack .of nef talent if the Drury Lane pantomime 13 5:; achieves less than its usual success. MT- Arurg;, Collins has been absolutely prodigal in ...
... l AT DRURY LANE say _that A and B wen , schoolboys fellother. While still convaratively young A became famous. Not so B, who tried to make up for the deficiency by publicly proclaiming on every possible occasion that he went to school with A. In the ...
... and. behold! ginmi P rawk bed been diseuvered-- The Wirdeor Magazine. ,or November. TUE NEW LION AT DRURY LANE. The late Don sticcessor in Drury Lane paatevz•tra is Mr. Harry Frnaon, English ent,rtainer who has a li.cved he unique of invading Paris making ...
... EDUCATION IN DERBYSHIRI Saw ADDRESS BY PROFESSOR Drury Lane, the great London play house, Professor E. M. Sadler, who recently prepared likely to have “full house’ plecarded up for an important report for the Derbyshire County lengthy season, for in securing ...
... his London residence. * Mf. was born in London 84 years ago. Be entered the dramatic profession in 1840 and made his debut Drury Lane ten years later, playing Orlando in You Like It.** was the author of several successful play*. He retired from the stage ...
... its Mr Augustus Harris, who liro upon the Wand !spectacular pantomime. fled to spend from .1.33.000 to 1.25.000 upon the Drury lane extruvag7lllll. and it im said that it takew fally ieleo to to produce a first-Class Pantomime at any of the leading provincial ...
... increasing, and: their positiott.k^strengthenitig. 1 Hall -Caino, alii&ling tho Euecc-ssful production of Tho Prodigal Son Drury Lane, yesterday told an interviewer 'there was, after all, no great temptation to abandon novel writing for the«tage. Mr. Gerald ...
... the Mayor and Alders.. Oa Werlemday Emeing, Dee V. The sew Comedy. sever acted here. end Performing at the Theatre-Royal. Drury Lane, With great Applause called. WHERE TO FIND A FRIEND. With the famente Farm of THE BOARDING HOUSE. or, FIVE HOURS AT BRIGHTON ...
... Randall i. eiedited with tug the of mak in London. Re /MUNI at the kons week. In ho elteesible chior toy at li. SA we, At D m Drury Lane he a CI re with his shyest wisps. Nr. rry 1 appreniaced to a a• • Dy - tlir bine ha Segity-pae he had warted up a lucrative ...
... Prodigal Son is pot Drury Lane Che autumn, Mr. George Alexander taking a leading hand the venture, it will probably be found that Mrs. John Wood will be in the cast. Mrs. Wood baa been living retirement since her last appearance Drury Lane. ...
... Or -outman- Otbollo Wye 'Club Cliwkerer, is ow the play wind wet road enthusiseni at Drury Lane Wore • owner of a castor, ago. It a .lee b. 1 the day Lich Elwood Kew and ttio re .dad together for the gret gad the nor. Wiring the perfonswee ...
... Giant Killer. Drury Lane, still faithful amongst the faithless found alone of London theatres, clings to pantomime this Christmas, and Boxing Night naturally drew all its old patrons to the historic playhouse. The audience Drury Lane on a Boxing Night ...