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... oratory. elocution, deportment and folk dancing, and. since October, members have attended the City Literary Institute, Drury-lane. W.C.. for two hours three mornings a week in the firm's time. The characters in last night's first production of the class ...
... IN THE DAPS OP DICKENS. As Daily New. IC The Drama. Drury Lane Riots. — Sir.—Surely the humiliating and blackguard display at Drury-lane ought to be suppressed by the police. It it be not, the directors sill be Justified in resorting to John Kernbles ...
... colour thrown in from Lime. house. And then a shrill whistle that reminded me of a too appreciative Cockney in the gallery at Drury Lane registered a Chinese revolution. _ . _ . . I thought I recognised 0. Noh in his breathless moments say The Chinese language ...
... Madge Elliott in The Love Race, the new musical comedy at the Gaiety. Right: Adrienne Brune In The Three Musketeers, at Drury Lane. the steady prosperity it enjoyed in the late Arthur Bourchier's time. George Grossmith is so essiduous In the acquisition ...
... W< lox P Olt News. Chroniel., c.c.s et WWl:Wt.—Wanted Junior !men. ILT esunter, with ?Kennon. Apply. Hale'. Store. HI. Drury lane. Strand. Dressers rGent,Sr). rmtrulrei for hint. claw Wenn with IS Anlerluan chairs; gli.huseo. thoroughly end at 'Pesti ...
... Festspielhaus this morning and was taken all over the theatre. The stage Is almost paralysing In its vastness. Covent Garden and Drury Lane fade into insigniftcance in comparison. Its great depth affords tremendous scope for such productions as the Hall of Song ...
... Points From Letters. London's Nigl Noises. The electric drill was going ell Friday night at the corner of Broad. street and Drury-lane. Surely if such work is really urgent it i.ould be reasonable to require the employment of men with picks during the night ...
... Basiliu and Don Curzlo. the stuttering judge, in the original production of Figaro at Vienna in 1786. George 111. in Drury Lane Theatre in 1800, when Kelly actually on tbe stage, as in the accounts of his adventures on tour and his , friendship with ...
... espected, more make up the difference. EDGAR WALLACE'S NEXT PLAY. Mr. Edgar Wallace is at work on hi. , new musleal play for Drury Lane (rites our Theatre Correspondent). Sir Alfred Butt hopes that it will be ready in time to follow The Throe Musketeers. ...
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... NEY'S MARRIAGE IN JUNE LAST.' Miss Marie Ney, the brilliant actress, who Is appearing as Milady in The Three Musketeers at Drury Lane Theatre, was married in lune last at a City church to Mr. T. H. Menzies, a Scottish rubber planter in Malaya, hut so carefully ...
... 3. A. F. KING AND QUEEN AT THEATRE. The King and Queen last night attended the performance of the Three Musketeers at Drury Lane Theatre. They were accompanied by the Duke of Gloucester. Sir Charles Cust (Equerry). Lady Bertha Dawkins and Sir Derek ...