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... e g alia ior an injunction t.. nsatrain Mr. 'Paul Robeson. one th, coloured ',tigers now appearing in The Show Boat at Drury Lane Theatre, lino, acting therein and for • further injunction to restrain the theatre front cawmag Ittni t• act. Last 'refloatY ...
... ETCHINGS CHAL ROMANO -Cloy I REALM-salt. BELLE ACROSS TASK, ma %Dom a SNOW PORT Actual 'Wardle** Myr, Lase Artists taker! in Drury Lane -u ~ Flaws) lON NAVES Veer by EDITH DAY. MARIE BURKE, HOWITT NORMITIR ..d Drury 1. Theatre Oretemra. Also OL' MAN RI% ...
... origin of our !Seismal Anthem is a' musical m_ystery that has never been solved. We know that it was first sung in public at Drury Lane and Covent Gerdes in 1745, when the news of the detest of Sir John Copy's army at Prestonpan. ieachn! London. Rut it was ...
... The landlord then sat a Huguenot with a wrist recipe fret cherry brandy. Now Mr. Lindo is the host. After twenty years at Drury Lane Theatre, where lie was manager and secretary. Mr. Linde, alio, is Olga's uncle. serves the faniens sherry braild;i . and ...
... AT THEATRE. FASCINATED BY BOISE. BRILLIANT BANQUET FOR RING. Queen Souria of Afghani:4a,, owl the at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, were fascinated . Isy two entirely different thing. on Wedneetlay. The audience meld hardly take their in the interval ...
... The gentleman tame up to Kean and naked him to entne and him next day. My name is Arnold. he said, and I am manager of Drury Lane Theatre. ...
... the stage. Sir Alfred Butt wanted twelve chorus girls of the old-fashioned typo to play on The Show Bost. the I ciest Drury Lane show. _ The other 258 went hack to their homes in all parts of the country, the poorer by their railway fare, the price ...
... Vienna under Nikisch Weingartaer and the reasposer. TM second drama, : n l e k r on is te c uf the Wave, was performed at Drury Lane. The loyal Carl Rees Opera Company hay, a notable record of first productions. and the productions of Broawen will provide ...
... • successful musical (meanly like 'show Neat' to put nn is pantomime. All the same ii a pantomime were pmduced today at Drury Lane. on the scale used by the late Arthur Collins. it would he an cnorn l ssnecess. London's only full-dress pantomime will ...
... day ficaii wan engage(' to play Shylock there. But help had come too late— Howard died at Dorchester a few days later. At Drury Lane things were not an very much better than st Dorcheeter. No one in front wined much interested at the play, and no one behind ...
... d on its being in its original Nlr. Ges,ip, in titc. ilO3O TIE CARROTS. opera at Covent Garden in full fit,t night at Drury Lane, sclv to be a nice min-up ot traffic little street% shirt' by theatrealways strewn with vegetable invariably smell strongly ...
... young again. The pro- fission gave a wonderful celebration per- fnrmaiwe, in honour of the event. on 12t61 June. 1906, at Drury Lane Theatre. 8661 enjoyed thoroughly the programme and the speeches. One of the most gratifying features about it wan the presence ...