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... letter which I handed to read “What could think? You say that you are going to see old woman or something of sort looks in at Drury lane you behind the scenes earnestly talking to girl You must admit that it looks suspicious’ think be should entirely from ...
... visited the Lyceum Drury Lane I was delighted with the interior of both specially so with the grand almost gigantic appearance which Drury Lane presents and Juliet” occupied the former and Elizabeth was on the boards at Drury Lane The dresses and scenery ...
... nothing is unproductive here below Let me give you a simple illustration : ‘‘ Some years ago I passing one evening through Drury Lane on my way io the Gaiety Theatre where at that time playing role ‘ My attention suddenly attracted by a pathetic voice imploring ...
... Horlisa—Mr John Brownlie, Mains of Swathgeath, Crieff ; Mr William Scott, Dennistaun, Kilmaeolm. Butter—Mr Arch. Bullocb, 5 Drury Lane, Glasgow ; Mr George Meton, Kirktonmuir, Eaglesham. Dop—Mtasrs Young and Scott. The following are the awards: CATTLL or ...
... in addition to the new opera of “Amy Robsart,” by Mr Isidore de Lara, which has been im constant for the past four weeks. Drury Lane opened again on Saturda an excellent Hormance of * Die Walkiire, ted much as it was the regal vent Garden. That same night ...
... Hanoverian song. and quickly became popular. Even then the tradition existed, as shown by a letter from the treasurer of the Drury Lane Theatre to David G•rrick, that both words and music had been used in the chapel of James IL; and Dr Burney told the Duke ...
... MR RUSHRURY Rae touch pleasure to the of the eutitled— HU MAN NATURE This wonderful Rea!Mile Drams the wreatest of all Drury Lane Sur..mwesa full of Humour. Pathos, and Interest of the .uost chanter. The Compact Is a specially sele..ted one. The ea:entry ...
... Rushbury, with a talented company of artistes, occupied the boards of the Corn Exchange with his latest vesture, the great Drury Lane drama, entitled Human Nature, and was received in an enthusiastic manner by the audience. Mr Rushbury has now gained ...
... Mrs Bentley's impersonation rf 'Lilian easing' wss very good indeed ; Mr A. Forbes merle an admirable 'D av id Garrick, of Drury Lane Theatre Me F. Marshall, author of the play and Mrs Bentley's father, acted 'Sir Humphrey 11:aing' very well indeed. The ...
... Patrons. This Woadrrfullyßeallotic Drama. produced at the Drury Lane Theatre, Locdon, in ISM, is still playlet: in the Principal Theatres in Great Britain. It is the greatest of all Drury Lane socoesses. The Company will c-nsiet of the Old Favourites ...
... Patrons. This Wonderfully-Realistic Drama, produced at the Drury Lane Theatre, London, in 1885, is still playing in the Principal Theatres in Great Britain. It is the greatest of all Drury Lane snocesses. TM Campy:ly will consist of the Old Favourites ...
... on Land. The bicycle will no doubt be introduced into the majority of the pantomimes this season. in the recent drams at Drury Lane one of the actresses indulged in a violent (P) cropper outside the Park Gates and consoled herself by an impromptu interview ...