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... playhouses, the Hay- market, Mr. Squire Ban croft is resting after the polite labours' of Diplo macy and at the other, in Drury Lane, the watch man is wandering through the scenery of the Dick Whittington pantomime. And at Osborne, in the Royal residence ...
... 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 ...
... wonderful party to the Covent Garden Opera Stars to see the last performance of her husband in The Song of the Drum, at Drury Lane. The celebrities included Herr Lauritz Melchior, the greatest living Wagnerian tenor, and his wife, Herr Friedrich Schorr ...
... gentleman is a die-hard aristo crat to his finger tips, which are all about a foot long SKETCHES OF THE LAND OF SMILES AT DRURY LANE BY H. II. HARRIS of overwork. Moral Money does not necessarily bring happiness. As a contrast, we see the novelist, his ...
... Qur Gft'ous Qrtc on THE LAND OF SMILES. (Drury Lane Theatre THE relative failure (judging from managerial notices) of The Land of Smiles, to fully capture the London public gives rise to various reflections. From time to time at tempts are made to ...
... TTHE PASSING SHOWS Marry at Leisure, at the Haymar\et, and The Land of Smiles at Drury Lane A Marry at Leisure. THERE is something superbly static about that country house lounge, which, as an opening gambit, writers of drawing-room comedy are seldom ...
... comparison with these wild and amazing South American assassins at the Lyceum the fanciful Chinamen of the Land of Smiles at Drury Lane had quite a homely, domestic air. Not only does everyone live dangerously in Nina Rosa for full three hours, but they ...
... HERR RICHARD TAUBER-- A RE-INCARNATION OF CARUSO Even before Herr Richard Tauber's wonderful voice was heard at Drury Lane singing Franz Lehar's music in The Land of Smiles, the sage musical critics on the Continent had pronounced it to be the first ...
... Sir Henry Irving had a slightly different phrase, Your loyal and obedient servant. There was a time when the actors of Drury Lane were called His Majesty's servants, to avoid their being classed as rogues and vaga bonds. Eventually, they became the ...
... innocent viola expressed in a single short breath a dozen different emotions. It would have done credit to the villain of a Drury Lane melodrama. At the moment, certainly, it was most appropriate. For there on the front page was all about the big London jewel ...
... of produc ing, though the fickleness of the public taste had already prevented their sleeping as to the plays themselves. Drury Lane dramas died, the manage ment presumably thinking that the wider range of the films outstripped what it was possible to do ...