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... Last of Nell Gywnne's Prototype. Nell G-Wynne's would greatly vexed if it were to visit Drury Lane today. Though the pretty orange-seller 17th century fascinated Charles 11., iter prototype of to-day is not to be allowed to hawk oranges any longer on ...
... F, R. Benson Knighted, The “Court Circular” states that after the Shakespeare performance at Drury Lane Tuesday, the King conferred a knighthood upon Krancis R. neon, the well-known actor The ceremony took place in the Royal box the theatre, and Mr Benson ...
... Saturday night the gallery the old Brit.,” he said enthusiastically. That bloke —blimy—’e ought to be doin’ th© star part at Drury Lane/’ Each evening after that and later on when marching the reserve billets the Towers made a particular point Binging the ...
... Old-T?me Names. Id 1850 James Newsome was a member fine company which appeared within the elas wails of Drury Lane Theatre. Students the stage will not probably require reminded of the scathing sati Carer tod against the alleged deseoratioi of the groat ...
... birth in that period In London he had been seen frequently at the Coliae'uin and the Tivoli, while baa aleo appeared in Drury Lane pantomimes. Paris ha* starred the Folies Bergere and many other halls. Mr Fiagaon. like most, music ball artistes, was very ...
... actually the outcome of the establishment Italian Opera in London. In 1705, duriiig the opei#. season, an opera was produced Drury Lane, the Italian model,’' as historian of the time say's —the first that with propriety cm be so described.” Cibber tells, in ...
... the public. Shakespeare a Scot. Sir James Barrie has produced yet another new sketch for the stage. It was revealed at the Drury Lane performance on Friday in aid of the women munition workers’ canteens. Lady Cowdray has been chiefly responsible for organising ...
... although a new generation has arisen to participate in those quarterly services in the ancient language in the shadow of Drury Lane. Turriff Vocalist’s Fame In The Snow Maiden at Sadler’s Wells Miss Muriel Rae, member of a well-known Turriff family, scored ...
... Member was speaking. His essay was a successful one, even though packed with self-assurance and tinged with a suggestion the .Drury Lane manner. Once or twice he had mop his brow with his handkerchief, perhaps due to the strain of nervous excitement. late Dowager ...
... Tinto. I’HOUGH his congregation s one of the most scattered London, the Rev. Joseph ett, of the Scottish National ch in Drury Lane, had a ight New Year watch serwhich was attended b.V a large number of youn£ and women, mostly on waf ce. is disproves the ...
... Sheridan) “ were members of it. One of theix rules is that they must meet tinder the roof of theatre. They were burnt out of old Drury Lane, and out of. other theatres, and where they now meet Ido not know; but Cole will tell us.” she rang for Cole, her maid. ...
... and so w© come to the version tinted in the Gentleman’s Magazine for 1745, as Song for two voices—As both Playhouses,” Drury Lane and Garden, during the Jacobite /Ming, is the first known version that contains the stanza; and first stanza God save Great ...