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... DRURY LANE THE &THE. ii , V HAT A VERY LARGE SECTION of the pliygoing public wants, we have been told, is good, stirring, well. wr.tten melodrama. At Drury Line ii now to be found just wh it has been demanded. The Bondman is plain, unvarnished melodrama ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. IF IS BEST TO BEGIN with a little aversion, then the success of The White Oa is ensured; for assuredly there is not a little in Mr Arthur Collins's new annual which is the reverse of pleasing. But experience teaches that pantomimes ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. IT IS ALWAYS DIFFICULT to know wher e to be g in a description of the Christmas pantomime provided by Sir Augustus Harris. There is about twice as much of it, to begin with, as of any ordinary entertainment of the kind, songs, dances ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. THAT THE RE-OPENING OF THIS THEATRE with the usual autumn melodrama should have been an event of melancholy interest was unavoidable. It was only natural that the thoughts of the audience should have been full of memories of the late ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. THERE 18 ALWAYS SO MUCH TO SAY about the wonderful pantomime annually presented hero by Mr Arthur Collins that it is difficult to know wl.ere to begin. Mr t'ollins is a lavish caterer. He paints the lily and gilds refined gold when ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. VEN those who are least in c lin e d to be optimi s tic *b the immediate prospects of the English theatre can haroly fail to see an encouraging sign et the times in:the choice f a play as The P ro di ga l S on f or th e au t u ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. EVERYONE KNOWS the recipe for making an autumn melodrama at Drury Lane. But it is not everyone who can take the necessary ingredients in their right quantities and put them together so as to make just the dainty dish that is fit to ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Enic. You have been correctly informed. The date of creation determines the precedency in each cue. Comutc - r.—He should leave the letters of introdiaetiou with his cards bear. dug his temporary address himself. The persons to whom ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. EYES OF ALL PATRONS of Drury Lane annuals have been anxiously fixed this year on Mr Arthur Collins. The new lessee of this theatre has already proved himself a worthy successor to Sir Augustus Harris in he matter of autumn melodrama ...
... DRURY LANE THZATRE. TIS ALWAYS A DIFFICULT MATTER. to describe a Drury Lane pantomime, and every year the task becomes a heavier one. Fur, as each Boxing Night comes round, it is found that Sir Augustus Harris. with marvellous ingenuity and imagination ...
... CINDERELLA AT DRURY LANE. Scene 7. Dreamland. Scene 4. The Wood. The Baron and Baroness (Mr Herbert Campbell and Mr Dan Leno). Scene 6. The Baronial Hall. • t 1 • . 4- • , • 4 * . • t . • , . , • I ...
... Drury Lane Pantomime is this year one of the moat refined, artistic produetiuns that Mr Arthur Collins hats ever presented. The tale of Aladdin is unfoided in a manner somewhat different frotu that which is told at the Lyceum : therefore it is possible ...