... the list of plays in which Sir Henry Irving appeared, between 1871 and 1903, at the Lyceum Theatre and the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, as marked by Her Majesty Queen Mary to indicate which were the plays she witnessed. In this connexion, it is interesting ...

... the story he revels in all the robust dialogue Miss Ashton's narrative lacks. When Garrick gives Dick his blessing on the Drury Lane management, he says: You must be your own pilot. Have a care to steer wide of the reefs. What reefs? The bottle, the ...

... tremendously, and the London of his day comes to life. It is a full history, 62 easy to read, especially such scenes as that in Drury Lane when he was one of the first to join in the booing of this first play, Mr. H, from which he had great hopes. Another confessed ...

... countryside, and deserves study by every thinking person. This is a first-class production. Books (Continued from page 41) at Drury Lane from the balcony. It looks like comparative peace and success for Nicky i who has already played his part in a very J pleasant ...

... by an official of ENSA. Recording its three centuries of history, s Mr. W. J. Macqueen Pope writes in Theatre (j Royal Drury Lane (W. H. Allen, 17s. 6d.): S Orange girls, tragedians, comedians, buffoons, clowns, swindlers and men of S high repute immortal ...

... Kago and Xebec-- the last two a Jap litter and Adriatic boat. It all began with mother's brougham, which took her to the Drury Lane panto, her first ball, and Queen Victoria's drawing-room. After that she never looked back except to glimpse exotic views ...

... chronicler, Mr. W. Macqueen-Pope, it remains the 2 place it was when Fielding fought for freedom there, Cibber used it to defy Drury Lane, Foote X flouted the law, Liston raised laughs, Romeo Coates made an ass of himself, Buckstone and s Sothern popularized ...