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... WEEK. For Six Nights, and Matinae Saturday, October 27, ~ THE DRURY LANE THEATRE COMPANY, with the Drury Lane Production, including Scenery, Dresses, and gt_n:;e Lffects, as used at Drury Lane Theatre, in the Real, Liviug, Humen Drama, “THB PRODIGA L SO ...
... holiday season, having supplied the baover thirty pantomimes in the United K including *“ Cinderella,” of which he author, at Drury Lane, ‘ ...
... subsequently of Jordan. She made her debut on the Dublin stage in 1777 as Phoeebe in “As You Like It,” and speedily came to Drury Lane. : She was a pretty girl, with an artless simplicity } that won All hearts. Hazlitt wrote of her that | “her smile had the ...
... The thirri party consented at once to play his part, and so it was arranged. That evening Mr. Durban took his daughter to Drury Lane. After the pe_:rformzjmco they had a little way to walk to their carriage, and if Mr. Durban had not been so very short-sighted ...
... dealing with a violent prisoner. Miss May de Sousa, who made such a pronounced success as “ Cinderella’ on Boxing night at Drury Lane is an American, her father being a well-known detective in Chicago. The Cunard calendar is an exceedingly artistic production ...
... weary hours in the hope of obtaining admission to pit and gallery, and so large was the crowd on Tuesday morning that the Drury Lane authorities opened the doors of the unreserved parts of the house at half-past ten o'clock. A few minutes after that time ...
... no doub receive realistic portraya. Miss Lancaster first ‘gained distinction when playing with Irving in . ““Dante” at 'Drury Lane MR. GOFTON, Theatre, and travelled ‘with great success throughout the late distinguished actor’s subsequent American tour ...
... might have been one more, only thirteen is a proverbially unlucky number. : Details of the full programme to be submitted at Drury Lane Theatre next month, on the occasion of Miss Ellen Terry’s Jubilee Commemoration, continue to arrive piece-meal. Perhaps ...
... fights off embon-point,” added Mieris.—Paris correspondent of the New Orleans “ Times-Democrat.” { _ Mr. Arthur Collins, of Drury Lane Theatre 'fame, tells in the London *‘ Evening Newes t'he following story: *‘Some years ago, when I was Iregisseur at Covent ...
... poooopono i THEATRE ROYAL. “The Prodigal Son,” as dramatised, is hardly equal in intensity of interest to the book. The Drury-lane company, who have been lately deprived of the valuable assistance of Mr. Renouf, do their utmost to maks one acquainted ...
... Prodigal Son.” This is the Icelandic play that caused so much sensation and controversy last autumn in London. When produced at Drury-lane Theatre the piece developed into one of the greatest successes of the year, and the provincial representation is especially ...
... produced in the United Kingdom. Of these Londcen and the suburbs provide twenty-five at an estimated cost of, say, £llO,OOO (Drury-lane alone accounts for £25000); in the provinces there are probably twenty that average £4,000 a piece, seventy others that ...