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... EXHAUSTION Miss MARGARET BANNERMAN, the Beautiful and Popular London Actress, now playing Perdita, in Decameron Nights, at Drury Lane Theatre, London, writes Without doubt one is certainly the gainer by an occasional course of Phosferine, as however fit ...
... Revolution for Drury Lane. FORTY-TWO SCENES AND TWO INTERVALS IN TWO AND A HALF HOURS: THE MECHANISM OF ANGELO A WONDER OF BLACK-OUTS AND INVISIBLE SCENE-SHIFTERS. By Courtesy of the Scientific American. See Article on Page xxii.) Drury Lane's next production ...
... and Mr. W. E. Paget of the Quorn. Although some forty changes of scene are necessi tated in the production of Angelo at Drury Lane Theatre, they will be carried out within the compass of a 21 hours' performance. Through a new system of stage lighting ...
... for weeks and months, he believed that the name and prestige of the Russian Ballet would attract the pantomime audience of Drury Lane and the Hippodrome. The spectacle as a spectacle, he thought, was magnificent enough to bring them in. There he was un doubtedly ...
... GET OFF ANGELO REFUSES TO CONDUCT THE BALLET-- A Scene at Drury Lane DRAWN BY F. MATANIA Copyrighted in the U.S.A. The new drama at Drury Lane Theatre is based on the life of the composer, Hoffmann. It consists of a series of scenes in which episodes ...
... produced on that sumptuous scale associated with His Majesty's, and of its success there can surely be no doubt whatsoever. At Drury Lane. ithout going into its dramatic virtues or vices, it may safely be stated that nothing like Angelo has ever been seen in ...
... largely the resort of amorous couples who do not care overmuch for pictures, but enjoy the gloom immensely. To this extent Drury Lane has now got the Pictures beaten to a frazzle. Indeed, you look about you after the lights have been turned up again, and ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. ANGELO AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. WHAT with an insect play in prospect at one theatre, a marionette show in being at another, and a play at Drury Lane in which attention is equally divided between the play and the mechanical devices of ...
... saying that we have no dramatists. Let them take their courage in both hands and produce a few home-grown plays for a change. Drury Lane could have had four ordinary failures for the money they lost over Angelo. And they might have found a winner. Green for ...
... JOHN WALKER SONS, LTD JOHN WALKER SONS, LTD., Scotch Whisky Distillers, Kilmarnock, Scotland DRURY LANE THEATRE where Nell Gwynne first attracted notice as an orange-seller, and made her first stage appearance in 1665. The famous theatre was first opened ...
... JOHN WALKER SONS, LTD., JOHN WALKER SONS, LTD., 'Born 1820 Still going Strong! DRURY LANE THEATRE where Nell G wynne first attracted notice as an orange-seller, and made her first stage appearance in 1665. The famous theatre was first opened in 1663 and ...
... Remarkable? Very remarkable indeed. Worth seeing Well, so well worth seeing that those who see it will not easily forget it. At Drury Lane. A fter the tragic failure of the expen sively produced Angela Mr. Arthur Collins was lucky to find at so short a notice ...