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... Tns LATE LIMITENANT-COLONEL officer was the son of Mrs. John Kemble by her first husband, Mr. Brereton, the Comedian, of Drury. Lane Theatre. EARL or MAR.-A carious circumstance relating to this nobleman has just reached our ears. It seems that the governor ...
... “ALADDIN” Will Performed the ST BARNABAS DISTRICT PANTOMIME SOCIETY VELINDRE Producer: Mr WILLIAM DAVIES Milford House of Drury Lane) Accompanist: Mrs WILLIAM DAVIES Milford House Speciality Dances: Mrs MALDWYN WILLIAMS Kings Meadow Mr MALDWYN WILLIAMS ...
... was given for the Brecon and Radnor Society at Crown Court on 27th April when the stage properties were kindly loaned by Drury Lane Theatre FOOD RECIPES AND HOUSEHOLD HINTS (By Mrs M MITCHELL) CONWIL ELFET V I— Conwil Women's Institute held their month ...
... for three years the granting of diplomas to the teaching profession should vested in an independent Educational Council” Drury Lane— Friday night Mr Goring-Thomas’s Nacleschda which be described a popular opera given Mr Carl Rosa’s Company conducted Mr ...
... beauty spreads, Ile thinks no :le like aso Rut whence this pleuiingcliange no showman's train brought us buss fresh from Drury lane, Noponirrous elephant to walk the stage, Or tiger train'd to without a cage, Our playbill boasts to-night nu stranger's ...
... continuation of his admirable disquisition on Theatres, their Construction and Arrange- ment is illustrated with views of Old Drury Lane Theatre and other buildings of a like kind. The author thinks we have gone back instead of advancing in the art of theatre ...
... Reid Mr I J Lock Mr E Laws and Mr J T Hawksley The council unanimously approved the selection Freemasonry new styled the Drury Lane Lodge and 2127 on roll of England consecrated on Monday at Hall in the presence of over brethren by Colonel Shadwell H Clarke ...
... the ease. When the first agitation took phut., respecting the ('urn Laws. he listened very attentively to Mr. Cobden in Drury Lane and other phew. At that time it was fashionable to speak against the fanners as being the bores possible (Lumhter); the ...
... number of popular farces for th e passing the clubs and any Mr Halliday's drama of The Great City. produced to __b• at Drury Lane on Saner Monday, 1867, ran more - of ih ' than 100 nights. His last dramatic work an route. numbs° adaptation of Nicholu ...
... portion of the painted at time room low one In the foreign theatres the or lowered slit in floor or the wall high enough Drury Lane to take in whole scene in these times the scene taken the painter Houses bridges porches streets even are all constructed ...
... orchestra of this establishment, are said to Le en. gaged—to say nothing of a veritable troop of real, living, Caviar, Poor old Drury Lane has been ripened for a short seas*, of five nights, with en Americas actor, named Bari for the Stu ;'• but the Star ...
... chapter of his Theatres, their Construction mid Arrangement, and among his illustrations is a view of the interior of Drury Lane Theatre, circa, 1775. A very attractive paper to lovers of the picturesque and artistic will be Pictures of Italian A ...