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... ROHM.. Tuts piece, when In 1848 Dumas' famous tale was the sensation story of the day, wan first produced in London ut the Drury lane Theatre, and the sufferings of the hero then took two entire evening!' to exhibit t'mm. I selves. Twenty years ago, however ...
... caused by the appearance of J. G. Aitken. a comedian with plenty of dash and go about him. Irene May, principal girl from the Drury Lane Pantomime, treats the &Mimic* to some fine singing. The male impersonations of Little Venus are decidedly clever, and win ...
... attention he gives to detail, ensuring a realistic representation. The scenery has been specially painted. by W. H. Owen, of Drury Lane Theatre-- the home of realism. The company is an exceptionally powerful one, and inchtdea the charming actress, Mies Dorothea ...
... century we began importing small quantities from the Iberian peninsula. These were the orangeq that Nell Gwynn used to sell in Drury Lane. Van Riebeeck's 26 acres have now grown to some 5.1010. They support over five million trees which this year produced over ...
... out a - daring scheme of impersonation, meets with experiences both thrilling and romantic. Sally Temple, an actress at Drury Lane Theatre, is the benefactress and idol of the people of Pump Lane, where she lives. Their landlord, the Duke of Chatto, is ...
... production adapted from that supremely popular stage success. The Shaughrnun. be Dion Boucicauly, which made its debut at the Drury Lane Theatre. London, in 1g76. and has been played all over the Englishspeaking world. The plot i s familiar and alimorbing. ...
... who like fun, and plenty of it, in photo plays will not be disappointed. For Monday we are promised that great spectacular Drury Lane drama, The Whip, as adapted for the screw. It is a rousing melodrama which bas not only been all the rage at home, but ...
... fewer than six turns will be, provided. The artistes will include Irene May, a charming vocalist, and principal girl from Drury Lane Pantomime; James Mooney and Ida Holba, two vaudevillians of note; Withy Grove, The Lamplighter. in a comedy net; Sylvia ...
... that the Society had tackled too ambitious a task on the pre- Lent occasion. When The Desert Song was first produced at Drury Lane • decade ago, however, it won instantaneous success with Harry Welshman as the Red Shadow. The screen, too, almost seven ...
... The play was capitally staged and expensively drame Miss de Grey's costumes, especially, being simply superb. The famous Drury Lane drama The World, was revived at the ROYAL Monday. Ido not think I couM say anything new on this piece that is not known ...
... amusing film was one entitled His Majesty the Baby, while a burlesque of the hunger strike by Edmund Payne, the well known Drury Lane comedian, evoked peals of merry laughter. A biosoope version of Ouida's favourite novel, Moths, is the feature in the ...
... 8.8. PICTURES. At the 8.8.'s to-night will he seen the concluding show of the famous Drury Lane film drama, Sporting Life. It is a rousing romance of the turf, and throughout all its scenes the interest of the audience never flags. The story, with its ...