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... risk in a most elaborate production of Romeo ami Juliet.” The spectacular displays are to worthy of even the management at Drury Lane. It is doubtfiil whether any woman has ever actually, earned large sum while still so young. The two masked and mysterious ...
... C. J. Dunphie; “Lost in the Sea Mists, by Theo. Gift; Our New Paving,” “The Janius,” by E 0. Blackburne; The Burning of Drury Lane,” by Horace Smith ; “ The Gothic House,” by Orpheus C. Kerr ; “Tho Death of tho Swiss Guard,” by Thos. Carlyle, &c. Life ...
... 91.1 Three Moothil. Oct Foreign Subscription, including Postage, ZI Is 84 Le 12 Months. Y. 0.0. to be made Payable at the Drury Lane Post °Mee. W.Q. to A. K. Bruce. PubLehing Odic. and Office for Advertisements: 7, ClMherine Street Strand, London W.C. AUTUMN ...
... , but this season only three pantomimes are being produced. This, however, is one more than last year when the historic Drury Lane dropped out of the pantomime business. High rents and excesssive cost of production have killed the pantomime in Loudon ...
... pantomime, “Cinderella.” More recently she played the part of ‘“‘Carrie Pipperidge” in the London company of “Carousel” at Drury Lane. In “Cal] me Madam” Johnnie Eager has his first speaking part, but he wil] be remembered as a singer with several of the ...
... the vigour, and the freshness of her acting, and remember that it is more than fortyfour years since she first appeared at Drury Lane Theatre, I am lost astonishment i An amusing little piece has been produced at the Strand Theatre, entitled, â Loo, and ...
... Light, M.A., vicar, Artiiur Lloyd, the well-known vocalist, to Kathleen, daughter of Mr T. C. King, tragedian, Theatre RoyaL Drury Lane. At Camifield House, on the 9th inst, Lieut.-CoL W. Gordon, of the Bengal Staff Corps, to Harriet Elizabeth, eldest .laughter ...
... coloured electric himp,, anticarries ..rough ot. the open air, exposed to weather, the gorgeous effect is ouch that only Drury Lane can hope to ap. preach. It is difficult to tealise that such a display could bo accomplished in the short time at the dis ...
... passed. Now they dress to outvie one another. The lady correspondent of the Westminster Gazette” has been appearing on the Drury Lane stage one of the Forty Thieves.” She relates her experience. Firstly, she was given her dress, to which she demurred. Well ...
... was executed in Newgate Jail on Tuesday morning for murdering Mary Kenealy, aged four years, in house in Goldsmith Street. Drury Lane, London, last January. The crime was of a repulsive character. The little girl was found dead with a terrible wound in the ...
... Nigfit to a crowded audience. The ~play is melodrama of the goed old-fashioned type, such as brought a,lump to the throats of Drury Lane addicls in days gone by. It was very capably acted, and. if the sum}tutul result was rather depressing that was the fault ...
... cttitona ol Bor hiT A. to the tocno ilaelf. the Lamb was wise enough in not attempting to describe it The dropping that Drury Lane cloth head »« trivial matter! Yet the action bunt with the force of a thousand thunderc!a|» over the capital ofXruw.a, At ...