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... ^)odij Prices in Gt. Britain and N- Ireland, 1/3, 2/- 3/9 per tin. /rwj AlSS EVE GRAY who is the ft/if Sleeping Beauty at the Drury Lane c-S v (L Pantomime, testifies to the value of Ovaltine in the following letter When I first started my stage and film ...
... Charles Lamb For my own part I have no hesitation in declaring that a mob of happy faces crowding up at the pit door of Drury Lane Theatre gives me 10,000 sincerer pleasures than I could ever receive from all the flocks of silly sheep that ever whitened ...
... Sheridan is writing to his father-in-law, Thomas Linley, at Bath. In 1775 Sheridan, Linley, and Ford bought Garrick's share in Drury Lane Theatre for ^35,000, and our letter has to do with this transaction. In 1776 the theatre opened under Sheridan's management ...
... police chief who has put him away. Revolvers crack, glass flies, and machine guns-rattle- a thrill as big as any staged at Drury Lane or. the Lyceum. Nearly all the closing scene, when, of course, justice triumphs, is played in silence. It has a lot to live ...
... figure looking over the drawing of a young student. This much smaller picture was purchased by Thomas Dall, scene painter at Drury Lane, and was later on completely lost sight of. Sir Joshua Reynolds (with ear trumpet) From the painting by John Zof/any in ...
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... Days Literary Agents London's Lost ward Terry Myth Sir the Misunderstood His nt of the Press The and Harry Tate: A Prac- at Drury Lane By PHI LIP PAGE The personal side of the theatre thirty years ago was still shrouded with some degree of mystery, which ...
... many famous Brands among the best known to-day are the Waverley and Rhodian Tobacco and Cigarettes. IN THE EARLY DAYS The Drury Lane premises of Messrs. Lambert and Butler as they were in 1836 ...
... From a Portrait by Washinnton AUston FRANCES MARIA KELLY A drawing by Thomas Uwins of the brilliant actress who played at Drury Lane for thirty Ave years with unabated popularity. She was a friend of the Lambs, and reluctantly refused an offer of marriage ...
... VANISHED LONDON Where the favourite of Charles II lived when a famous actress at Drury Lane I heatre NELL GWYN'S HOUSE-- A VISION OF OLD DRURY LANE IN WINTER TIME, BY PHILIP NORMAN, NOW PRESERVED AT THE LONDON MUSEUM, LANCASTER HOUSE. This water-colour ...
... beamed and said, William, you are wonderful, but little Mary Susan was not convinced, and as she stood on the stage at Drury Lane last year at the climax of her own Jubilee matinee 3,000 people applauded and rewarded her determination. MARIE TEMPEST ...
... drew their swords to clear the way in. I give it word for word as it appears in The Memoirs of Mrs. Sophia Baddeley late of Drury Lane Theatre, 1787, for no one, I think, could improve on its pow dered manner When the Pantheon was first opened with concerts ...