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... and not a single thing lost sight of. I prompted myself, when I was not on; when I was. I 'made the regular prompter of the theatre my deputy; and I never saw anything no perfectly toueband-go as the two pieces. . . I really do believe that I wee very * ...
... Winston Churchill. Saturday week, January 7, is the date at present named for the revival of The Waltz Dream at Daly's Theatre. ...
... and bear his megaphone voice like distant thunder as if the monster himself were calmly sitting on the roof of Drury Lane Theatre. Prodigious golf sticks are brought on the stage to suggest the new Goliath is an up-to-date sportsman. It is significant ...
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... manner. There is a wrdespread relaxation of convention and discipline. and it is nohoeahle in the behaviour of the public at theatres sad other public of amusement where the engsrtainment is frequently interrupted try the audienoe singing Idistarr It 1- pointed ...
... SHOT IN A THEATRE. A shot from a revolver thought not to be loaded penetrated the breast of ironsU. aged nineteen, a dresser in the Palace Theatre. Bradford, and residing at Marshfield-place. She was removed to the infirmary and detained. The revolver ...
... some two and &half years ago, was brought to London in June, 1908, and met with a highly favourable reception at the Coronet Theatre, where the highwayman hero war represented by Mr. Reginald Dance, who found a pretty and captivating Lady Patience Gascoyne ...
... the play at the Queen's Theatre, Manchester, in the early summer of 1890. 1. H. L.: A letter addressed to the Vaudeville Club, Charing Crossr3ad, might reach him. Or you might write care of Mr. J. B. Mulholland. Wimbledon Theatre. S.W., and mark the letter ...
... ELEPHANT THEATRE. Gorgeous Xmas Pantomime ALADDIN. strong sinning it,s Gracie Gealiamik Noel. Maudie Set The Heea Slaters Du Cue, Harry r tu a a W. V. Masa. ILITANNIA niErtIKE. ni.u4sy. 2 Couquau'a gingloua Pattie THE MITT TULEY,* at TAW. , Nedassaur ...
... eminently Bailable for the Palace Theatre. Can I give you any instance ? Yes. I refused ' The Vandyke,' which I understand Mr. Seymour Hick, has now acquired from Sir Herbert Tree with the ides of detieg in a variety theatre. I refused to engage Mrs. ...
... TERRACE, HYDE PARK, LONDON, W. First Class Family and Residential. Unrivalled situation. Close to Hyde Park. Convenient for all Theatres and principal shopping centres. The Hotel is thoroughly up-to-date, furnished throughout in the most luxurious manner, tastefully ...
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