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... whom I am sure ! have sven at Drury- lane.’ out.” told her, * It is Miss Melloz, who has just come She seeme a nice, pretty young woman,’ returned Mrs. Siddons ;‘ and I pity her situation in that hotbed of iniquity, Drury-lane ; it is almost impossible for ...
... when I've'settled the swells I've sold, Once more you shall enfold me.” He Prerers His Company to uts Roow.—Every night at Drury Lane Theatre, at about half-past seven, the following notice is stuck up at the several entrances : ‘No sit! room.’ From this ...
... in Rodolph the Wolf: or. Columbine Red Riding Hood. at Covent Garden, London. But let us go hack a little further. At Drury Lane Theatre, London, in the year 1717, Colley Gibber produced a piece °ailed The Loves of Mars and Venus, by one John Weaver ...
... HEADLINES 7.O3—MACAO ON TWO 7.IO—CABBAGES AND KINGS 7.35-NUACHT 7.40-THE ROYAL VARIETY PERFORMANCE From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London a host of stars salute H.R.H., the Queen Mother, as England's most glittering stage show of 1982 gets under way ...
... spirited tour of the famous London area of Covent Garden. its fruit and vegetable market, its theatres in Drury Lane. It was at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane that Julie Andrews made such a hit in My Fair Lady. Dick Van Dyke is not only introduced to the atmospmere ...
... beginhings* about 1750, when David aarrick yes, Johnson's Little, Javie—produced his own piece, 'Harlequins invasion. at Drury Lane Theatre. For in it (larricki gave the chief character, Ilarlequit►, speech, which up to that time'had been absent from all ...
... appeassnce, through aid so stout. Thin tat niordinary singer Is. we learn. els:aged for Mr Maple•on's at Her Majesty's Opera, Drury Lane. At Devon INIIizPS. Ezeter. Emma Penny, daughter of wateh clakmaker at Buckfaatleigh, obtained a verdict of £125 damages ...
... conclusion (4) 16. European country whose rivers include the Ebro (5) 18. Edmund, English actor who made his first appearance at Drury Lane as Shylock in 1814 (4) 20. Henrik, Norwegian dramatist who authored A Doll's 1:10518.( 5 ) 21. In music, an interval of ...
... Ca.te, 10 1 E ETH FOOTLIGHTS; or Sketches of Parbome Societe. The Heads by H. R as Tales by Wtharft 1 A Pt inte Box at Drury Lane. 2 The Balmily at the Adelphi. 3 The Stan= Her Majesty'a Theatre. 4 Tb • Ga . ! ry at en , - at Garden. 5 The P • .1 , 11e ...
... formula involving Harlequin, Clown, Columbine, Pierret. and the rest. Gradually, modern pantomime was taking shape. The Drury Lane pantomime of 18.54 was, for instance, called Jack and Jill. or Harlequin Ring Mustard, and the Four and Twenty Blackbirds ...
... D EFORE THE FOOTLIGHTS; or Sketches of Pint-house Society. The Heads by H. Ross: the Tales by grease. 1 A Print* Box at Drury Lane. 2 The Baloney at the Adelpbi. 3 The Stalls Her Majeety's 4 The Gallery at Covent Garden. 5 The Pit at the Strand. 6 Behind ...
... 4 __,_ SAYS VALERIE HOBSON _,74/ .„,_=-_:.,, Ar La t sLa a ß o ritish a c tress s m h o ea si d c s o pse at --- -.- .:' Drury Lane !To the part of Anna in ~, The King and I Miss Valerie • • ~ - Hobson brings all the charm and elegance for which she ...