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... —true beyond the wildest expectations Collins pleased with my performance that night had decided to give me a part in next Drury Lane pantomime at £25 a week! Amazing Stage Masquerade Human Freight Stage jobs being few far between Dad once tried running ...
... , assumed the name Beverly. Became a scene painter, and in MI was director of - the painting rooms of Covent Garden and Drury-lane Theatres. He was also an actor and theatrical manager, and painted landscapes and seapieces. Exhibited 1865-80, 56 works ...
... STANLEY LUPINO Tells of an extraordinary hoax played on the manager and articles at the famous Drury Lane Theatre in the Third Article of his Reminiscences in to-day's Evening Despatch Widespread interest L. being taken in Lupino's Articles, which are ...
... Collins himself engaged me for Drury-lane I had applied for a job at the Theatre Royal as an extra” but the chorus master had shaken his head and exclaimed Too small and anaemic looking!” And then came a card from Drury-lane calling me to the first rehearsal ...
... his old part Whatever the truth- about Dan Leno there are bogus ghosts at Drury Lane Newcomers the stage are introduced to at midnight they to be introduced' to me in my Drury Lane days At midnight the newcomer taken on to the deserted stage and asked take ...
... THE GHOST AUDIENCE Have you heard of the ghost audience at Drury Lane Theatre? No Then yes mast read Stanley Lupine's remarkable article is, te-day's „Evening Despatch. Lupine also relates an eerie personal asperionce during night spent in the theatre ...
... not dwell on the subject The Kiss Call ran months made two new stars lots of money RECORDS SMASHED And once more back to Drury-lane this time to play Buttons in Cinderella” and for a sad good-bye and beloved friends to the and beloved theatre For changes ...
... didnt advertise for an elephant I A LAST DINNER after that— to pantomime but still with Julian and Jimmy Not this time to Drury Lane but to the magnificent new Empire in Cardiff It was Cinderella” I was Buttons” but although the production was a great success ...
... in London in 1787 of Anne travelling His Edmund Kean an clerk At three he in ballet at Hi Majesty’s Theatre and demon at Drury Lane Ran Away To Saa vivacious of tho child affection with which responded to kindnett endeared him to all of discipline encouraged ...
... Rialto Hall Green Mr Clue Mr Charles in “ Th 13” Small Heath Mr O'Sullivan “ Deferred” EDMUND KEAN The of of Kean actor Drury Lane of greatest triumphs in pretence of of placed actor’s statu foyer Ia all respect with th I gladly of affectionate of Kean ...
... method of valuing contemporary and future actors. It would have been much more effective at to-day's centenary ceremony at Drury Lane, when Dame Madge Kendal laid a wreath on the statue of Edward Kern. and Sir Frank Benson described him as our greatest actor ...
... GERMANY NOT he centenary of the death of Edmund Kean, the great actor, was celebrated yesterday at Drury. lane Theatre. London—the theatre which owed its first success to Kean—when Dame Madge Kendal placed • wreath on his statue in the foyer, in the presence ...