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... Augustus Hams, however, who really killed the “old English pantomime,” as it is called, when be assumed the mainagemem of Drury Lane in 1879. The time was ripe for his reforms. Instead one transformation scene he gave several. He invented such spectacles ...
... incident by graceful motions, accompanied appropriate music. produced his first pantomime, called “The Tavern Bilkers,” at Drury Lane Theatre in the year 1702. This production does not appear have been very successful, but 1® gave clue to John Rich, when ...
... Drury lane theatre royal. Dirretci. ArtYnr CeUtce, JACK AND THE BEANSTALK. TWICE DAILY, 1.30 and 7.30. Bo* Office open : TELS., 2558 (2 lines) GER. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Proprietor, Sir HERBERT BEERHOHM TREE. TO-NIGHT, and EVERY EVENING, at «. Shakespeare’s ...
... George tary (an area now covered modem busmess premises). Burbage bum the Black Friars Theatre in 1096. „ , Farther west, in Drury-lane was the Cock later known as the Phoenix. r>ui now time to cross the Thames to the SialodoVous Borough Market, lying under ...
... took or spoke oi real person in your novels?—No, never. Witness said that about nine years ago she took engagement m the Drury Lane tor -ho purpose of writing series articles a Jaily'papcr. . Witness said the did not know of the plaintin *■ , , , hw. the ...
... FRED TERRY. Drury lane theatre royal. Vesuinc Dinctn.ArtAsr Ceiliae. JACK AND THE BEANSTALK. TWICE DAILY, at 1.30 and 7.30. Box Office open all day. TELB., 2588 (2 liaex) CEB. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Proprietor, Sir HERBERT BEERBOHM TREE. TO-NIGHT, and ...
... certain , informal effects, just as you get them in the | personality of the umpires, say, at village | cricket match. The Drury Lane entertain-1 ment has the lofty air of a pantomimic Test j Match. Towards the end of the run of a j small, successful pantomime ...
... -earliest play bills of which we have full record was issued from Drury Lane, dated April 8, 1663. play bill runs; His Majestie’s his Company of Came>dians at the New Theatre Drury Lane wifil be acted comedy called, ‘The Humovrous Lievtenant,’ Beaumont ...
... THB GI.OBB THURSDAY. JANUARY 26, 1911 Drury lane thla royal. Managing Collins. JACK AND THE BEANSTALK. TWICE DAILY, 1.30 and 7.30. Box Office open all day. TELS., (2 lines) GER. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Proprietor, Sir HERBERT BEERBOHM TREE. TO-DAY, 2, ...
... TUB' GLOBE; FRIDAY. JANUARY 27. 1911 Drury lane theatre royal. Eiretltf, Artier CeUiae, JACK ANS THK TTfICE DAILY, »t I.SO and 7.30. Bor Office open *ll dnj. XELB.. 2588 (2 limes) BBR. who assumes it should able to give the most cogent reasons for his ...
... his release from 'the more ordered lines comedy, and sings and dances, and cracks his jokes with ail the point and gusitc Drury Lane funny man. Miss Maude is unaffected charm personified, and the ugly staters, more ugly and unkind in mind than outward ...
... Ibsen Club Sunday, the 26th inst., the Rehearsal lt ’Stated that Mr. Arthur Collins contemplates reviving “The Sins Bociety Drury Lane the finish of the present pantomime season. Not many the original cast will be available. Mr. Chevalier and Miss Constance ...