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... March 5, 1915 Drury Lane pantomime (1), and how! the young men in khaki who were present goaded a baloony at three in the morning. Of the Clyde men we are told that having spent their leisure and their wages in the public-house, they return to the shops ...
... I set out to show that people like that German professor were not done in England. I may now add that people who regard Drury Lane pantomimes as a aenous teat of national intelligence are also not done in England. This discussion with Mr. Hargreaves ...
... good as the other gentleman's. Or, it may be, he was sitting in a draught, or that he bad meant to hear Boris Godounov at Drury Lane and had been driven instead—pun, please notice—to the Haymarket. Whatever the reason, whatever the incitement, he wrote ...
... to persuading our already flourish. Think of the Savoy gallery, grown-np B.P. in the way it.. should the Duke of York's, Drury Lane, go—well, I has ma doubts. What Covent Garden, just to mention a can one do with a public who will few. Teach the British ...
... We were discussing the respective standards of educated national sentiment. If the great annual variety entertainment at Drury Lane disgusted your friend, it is evident that that gentleman hod never attended a variety entertainment in Berlin. The moral ...
... for The Tales of Hoffman, at the Shaftesbury, that other operatic ventures aro certain to be seen there in due course. Drury Lane pantomime has done pod business, and, on its withdrawal shortly, rumour has it that Thomas Beecham will take charge with ...
... conducted both from memory! But he deserves yet higher praise from every true music lover for including the Magic Flute in the Drury Lane repetoire. I fancy the Karl Rosa or one of the other travelling opera companies include this opera in their programmes; ...
... and enthralling than ell Drury Lane's beautiful scenic. effects. However, to give credit where credit is due, one must congratulate Mr. Arthur Collins and his vast crowd of assistant* on the result of their work, for the Drury Lane paiOomime is this year ...
... Russian school of composers, with a survey of their lives and a deecription of their works. In view of the Russian season at Drury Lane just now, this book is specially welcome, and all who can afford and are interested in the subject cannot do better than ...
... C. B. Fry to mow against me when we Speeches and Enthusiasm. The much-discussed and deservedly Popular Russian season at Drury Lane is now a thing of the past. I was not present at the final performance of the ballet on Saturday evening, but, with many ...
... in. fluenced the young actor was the leading tragedian of tfie Booth, Mr. t Montarney. Drink had dragged him ti • from Drury Lane, from asermietion with Macready, Ramble and the Keens, to the strolling company. A man sport, able to rise to the highest ...
... THE THEATRE. The cinematograph as an adjunct to drama seems to be the idea of the future. Use was made of it recently at Drury Lane in the production of Holbrooke's opera Dylan. Again in the production of Mameena at the Globe most realistic cloud ...