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... our conductors pantomimes would introduce phrases from Wagner and other great, composers like Mr, Glover has done in the Drury Lane pantomime, for has made much use of Tschaikowsky from the Pathetiqne symphony, from Mendelssohn's Midsummer Night’s Dream ...
... classical music. The occasion, of course, is the introduction of one of Tschaikoweky’s finest symphonies into the pantomime at Drury [Lane. The departure has brought nest of musical hornets about the ears of the responsible (or irresponsible) innovator, and among ...
... the plaintiff KO plaintiff said that Mr was gentleman Acting this country holiday however and to stay here engagement at Drury-lane in Whip’’ during the whole piece variety agency in Maiden-lane some in were business Opposite office there his rant known ...
... acted had returned to America was The World and His Wife.” (Laughter.) In this country the plaintiff secured an engagement Drury Lane, and acted in “The Whip” during ih© whole run that piece. He also started a variety agency in Maiden Lane, and had some ...
... Professionals against the Oxford and 1 IT’ Golfing ’20 will by M L Brussels has purchased the following horses— Cedro 8oorpin Drury Lane Blobs left Epsom Entries for the Lancashire Steeplechase Handicap Hurdle other important will in tomorrow’s Calendar” ...
... actor of years’ experience, said wa* now engaged at His Majesty’s Theatre. Mr. Leslie Ogilvie, clerk the manager’s office at Drury Lane, said had. read tbe story, and took it to refer the plaintiff. Counsel: Have you ever been to real Mr. Belcher’s office ...
... t tomb of evb. SEE SPECIAL ARTICLE TO-MOKIOWS Birmingham Weekly Post No. 14.058. ROYAL T DRURY LANE THE MIDLAHOR A GREAT S DOC ESS. A GREAT SUCCESS. fto MAIL ttyt:—** Aladdin may ba gf the moat attxactite prod need Theatre ; POST ■ •n -Ther. BWUrto ...
... or spoke of a real person in yr-tr novels?— No, never. Witness said tihat about nioe years ago the took engagement in the Drury Lane pantomime for the purpose of writing series of articles for a daily paper. Witness said she did not know of the plaintiff ...
... reply to further questions said not read the story complained of bought the paper Mr Ogilvie a clerk the manager’s office at Drury-lane said had read the story and took it to to the plaintiff : Have you “ver bee? the real Mr Belcher's office? Never Never? ...
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... catchy mnsic side-splitting jokes cleverly mixed unceasing fun enjoyment Mr himself fills the part with conspicuous the Drury-lane Mr George Edwardes’s companies principal boy taking the with ...