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... exposed situation. Sowing.-80W in heat market. In the present perfect state to whi..th it in most of these pantomimes. At Drury Lane, during January and February to Bower the same has been brought, it is the bast lamp that ho for instance, we have a Blue ...
... and 1314. 'LINSEED COMPOUND' cures Cough? and Cold& luithma and Broucinba. Of only. Mr. Dan Leno haa been engaged for the Drury Lane pantornimee of 1902-3-4 at a salary of £250 • week. ' LINUM CATHARTICIIM PILLS' Purely Vegetable. Agnew, Aperient. Of all ...
... the matter of spectacular effect Drury Lane surpassed itself in the production of this play. Of its literary merits most of the critics speak with something sidn to contempt; but that is of little importance with Drury Lane audiences. Everyone will go to ...
... ELECTRIC MAIN EXPLOSION. Considerable excitement caused in Drury-lane shortly before eleven o'clock on Monday morning by a violent explosion beneath the ground, the sudden upheaval of a portion of the pavement, and the rising of a considerable volume ...
... Prima Donna in connection with the late Sir Augustus Harris' Opera Oompany ; Mr. Gilbert King, the famous Devilshoof from Drury Lane. who will be seen in this popular part, which he has played upwards of 5420 times; whi te Mr. Frank Pemberton 's fine tenor ...
... towns in the United States and Canada. In London she has sung at the Theatre Royal, Daly's Theatre, and was engaged at the Drury Lane Theatre last winter. The Frees comments on her abilities as a vocalist and actress are such as lead us to expert a rare ...
... immature on the first night of a new piece, they were already funny enough to ensure the success of the pantomime. Although Drury-lane is the only West-End theatre playing pantomime, Mother Goose is not the only West-End pantomime. There is at the Hippodrome ...
... Alexander, who held a prominent place in the corn trade of Liverpool, and wu a member of the firm of Messrs. Moore and Co., of Drury-lane, in that city, shot himself with a revolver in his private office on Monday evening. All the clerks had left for the night ...
... other comedies in which she has delighted two generations playgoers. Next week Sir Henry Irving is to begin his season at Drury Lane, supported by Miss Lena Ashwell and interesting as the production of Dana will be, many old playgoers will experience a ...
... Decidedly the most interesting event of the theatrical year has been the appearance of Sir Henry Irving for a season at Drury-lane Theatre. It is doubtful, however, whether his first venture will prove a great success. Money has been lavished on the ...
... Richard II., which he enjoyed under pleasant conditions, for the actor-manager had emulated the example set by Mr. Collins at Drury Lane on a recent occasion, and provided his Majesty, who was accompanied by the P ince and Princess of Wales, with a speciallyc ...
... of Bluebeard, Junior, was in Progress, the fire broke out in the flimsy stage settings. The pantomine was as played at Drury Lane two years ago, and most of the stage settings were those used in the original London production. When the fire was seen ...