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... Company played throughout the run of the Successful Seasons of Moody-Manners’ Opera Company at the Covent Garden Opera House, Drury Lane Theatre, and recently at,Lyric Theatre, London. : Grand Opera in English. MONDAY, MAY 10th—For .the First Time Here— PUCCINT'S ...
... gAo GOODY TWO SHOES: BY J. HICKORY WOOD. - = THE FINEST CASTE IN LONDON, M A including : . Miss QUEENIE LEIGHTON, from DRURY LANE J. J. Dallas, Harry Pleon, Roland Bottomley! Gracie Sinclaire, Irene Verona, The Mulveys, Ev# Reed, Mademoiselle Dolli, ...
... NM(T%Y 26th, for SIX NIGHTS, at 7.45, R E: WEDNESDAY, at 2.30. séent of Miss MAUDE WESTERN I%‘ and Company QUE Famous Drury Lane Drama: MV ’ t, N'S EVIDENCE. ‘f‘Iz,,dHOLIDAY ATTRACTION: Monday, i&‘t»h’ for §ix Nights at 7.45 and Matinees QRA Holiday ...
... the Emperor William L, and in 1875 she finally gd t;rtte’hw_ere_ o o}rlnans WauLing, cvarrySuch : : ] remiere danseuse at Drury Lane. In she ha g § : N ’ ; freo Ford. * established her famous school of dancing, and after :g‘;;,‘;f'the'}“°the§ Joeson was ...
... MAGISTRATE SPEAKS FRENCH. Paul Robinson, 20, a Swiss waiter, of Bruce House, Drury-lane, was charged with stealing a bicycle, belonging to Charlie Sears, of Church-road, Merton, from outside a shop in High-street, Tooting. li“ros.ecut,cn-, hearing a rustling ...
... possible is being done to ensure success, not the least notable feature being the engagement of Miss Queéenie Leighton, one of Drury-lane’s bright = particular stars in song and dance. Included in the company are Miss Gracie Sinclair, a charming young artiste; ...
... Charles Miller, of Fernthorpe-road, Streatham, a driver in Mr. Bird’s employment, left his horse and cab on 2 rank near Drury-lane Theatre while he went to a coffee-house. On returning to the rank he found that his horse ard cab had disaf»ggazed, and ...
... festivals. He was Musician-in-Ordinary to King George V., and a member of his Majesty's private orchestra. He was playing at Drury-lane throughcut the Bescham opera season, w‘hig finished at the end of July. About this time he su%irad a gerious broakdown in ...
... Esq., etc., etc. Grand Christmas Production GOODY TWO SHOES. Gigantic Star Company, including Miss QUEEI\IE LEIGHTON (Drury-lane Principal Boy). kfiox office open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Seats may \Jeserved by letter, telegram, or Phone. ’Phons *1 Battersea ...
... 1.45. ' THE SHAKESPEARE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL CHILDREN'S XMAS FAIRY PANTOMIME— By J. Hickory Wood, author of the celebrated Drury-lane Pantomimes, ete., etc. PREMIERE DANSEUSE, MDLLE. DOLLI (who has had the honour of appearing recently before Her Majesty ...
... pantomime are in the Hippodrome “Aladdin,” from a winning and handsome principal boy (Miss Daisy Yeates) down to a copy of the Drury-lane monkey. The rest of the items in the programme are well up to the Hippodrome standard. Walter Bellonini’s juggling “turn” ...