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... stage to exploit the sins of society, and London least the same classes that patronised the preaching crusade also tl to Drury Lane. The first scene is laid in the Pontifex Bridge Club, where Lady Marion Beaumont has got into difTicdties over her gambling ...
... promise action. Findlatcr’s letter, a copy of which appears in another column, is hardly the kind of missive an Adelphi or Drury Lane hero would address to his love, and we can only assume that in the present play, more modernised drama is to brought before ...
... eouain in the United Kingdom for another year. Soon after he accepted an offor for three yean from Sir Aeuatua Harria to play Drury Lane, bur. wishing to travel, waa relented, and toured, playing Chietian Chrielianiim in •* R-b»t Buchanan's “God and Man.’* ...
... that makes potatoes taste bad when you don’t put on any.” The Kino and the Plumeer.—When Hatfield shot at King George 111. Drury Lane Theatre nearly hundred years ago. Mr. Uolroyd, the king’s p uml»er, who sat next him, caught his arm, and thus probably ...
... bat to be subsidiary learning whether a socalled nobleman has title not. A QUESTION OF SOCIAL ECONOMY. Tns success of the Drury Lane lodginjjhonso started the London County Council Ijbb raised terrible thought in the inind of a prominent economic writer ...
... the autumn exhibitions are opening one by one, and the autumn theatrical season has been inaugurated by the production the Drury-lane drama, “The Price of Peace.’* With regard to Mr. Collins’s venture, the general view that the new piece will be found faithfully ...
... fun is likely to even faster and men fndonsthan on any previous occasion the history of OH Drury. Nobody who witnessed Drury-lane pantomime will need tM further assurance that the spectacular effects wOl magnificent. *. E. M. ...
... expected. Some difficulty i« experienced in finding a hall large enough to accommodate so many persons, and it -is likely that Drury-lane Theatre will be chosen, and that after th© dinner reception will b© held the Foreign Office. The British Empire League is ...
... lUle, was by fira. A pardon Lomsrille, Kentooky, has been fined £3 for 'Celling whisky witbbnt licence. Ht. 'Hall' baiM's Drury-lane drama, “The Prodigal Son/' baa been rerired at the Adelphi Theatre. _ After visiting Portimouth, the Japanese aquadrdn which ...
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