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... in the nick of time, brings relief. All this highly-coloured incident is done at the Lyric as showily as it would be in a Drury Lane melodrama, and it is well fitted to excite the interest of those who delight in watching imminent peril and last-moment ...
... A HORSE-RACE ON THE STAGE: A SCENE FROM the WHIP, the new melodrama at drury lane The Whip, written by Mr. Cecil Raleigh and Mr. Henry Hamilton, and produced at the Lane on September 9, centres round the Marquis of Beverley, a courtly old gentleman who ...
... A HORSE-RACE ON THE STAGE: A SCENE FROM the WHIP, the new melodrama at drury lane The Whip, written by Mr. Cecil Raleigh and Mr. Henry Hamilton, and produced at the Lane on September 9, centres round the Marquis of Beverley, a courtly old gentleman who ...
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... will be delighted with Raymond Fleuriot's study, and might take a hint from it even for their own boudoirs. In The Whip, at Drury Lane, Oetzmann's ingenuity has been notably exercised on three scenes the Great Hall at Falconhurst, in which a hunt breakfast ...
... will be delighted with Raymond Fleuriot's study, and might take a hint from it even for their own boudoirs. In The Whip, at Drury Lane, Oetzmann's ingenuity has been notably exercised on three scenes the Great Hall at Falconhurst, in which a hunt breakfast ...
... THE DRAMA OF THE TURF AT DRURY LANE-- The Scene at the Hunt Breakfast in the Home of the Marquis of Beverley. Mrs. D'Aquila Miss Nancy Price) The Marquis of Beverley (Mr. Alfred This scene is one of the most dramatic incidents 111 The Whip, the stirring ...
... sister to defend. Miss Nancy Price is the vil- f lainess, D'Aquila. It is no secondary place as a plotter which she takes at Drury Lane she prompts I and stimulates in crime even the already active Sartoris. Miss Price plays within reason a part which would ...
... of the twopenny hotels near the Halles. We had dined at the Café de la Paix. Our party consisted of Mr. Arthur Collins of Drury Lane, Mr. Harry Fragson (of the Coliseum and a piano), two other friends, who are not in the theatrical world, and myself. One ...
... of the twopenny hotels near the Halles. We had dined at the Café de la Paix. Our party consisted of Mr. Arthur Collins of Drury Lane, Mr. Harry Fragson (of the Coliseum and a piano), two other friends, who are not in the theatrical world, and myself. One ...
... give way before newer spectacles. The stage shipwreck of to-day is a remarkably realistic affair, as His Majesty's and Drury Lane have shown us. Now comes the disaster in the American music-hall sketch 'Shipwrecked to prove tae point once more. The ...