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... DICK WHITTINGTON AT DRURY LANE. most refined, of any that have so far been produced here. It is true that the music hall element is not wholly absent, hut it has been most judiciously kept under this year, and with an excellent book to work ...
... THE DRAMA. DRURY LANE THEATRE. PHERE IS NO NEED To TELL THE sToRY o f the latest Drury Lane annual. The public know full well that Sir Augustus Harris, Mr Ceti' Raleigh, and Mr Henry Hamilton, authors of The Derby Winner. have dealt fairly with ...
... MUSIC AND MUSICIANS. OPERA IN ENGLISH AT DRURY LANE• ONE OF THE MOST RECENT EVENTS of note at Drury Lane Theatre has been the revival of Herr Emil Bach's one act opera The Lady of Longford, the composer's second work for the Lyric stage, and the libretto ...
... THE QUEEN, THE LADY'S NEWSPAPER. IN THE LOBBY OF DRURY LANE THEATRE FIFTY YEAR AGO. (Sketch o page - - HE LOBBY at Drury Lane during the opera season was in former days a favourite re sor t f or idl ers to watch the arrival and departure of the diatinguished ...
... THE QUEEN, THE LADY'S NEWSPAPER. THE DUCHESS OF COOLGARDIE AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. • • I • I I // I , 4 1 / •✓j , / J. /, • - - - 1 'id, - „,.,_ - ___ s •-- •• ,-- r 4 1 1 L 4 I .. , 0 I 1 I'li • I /// / I '' / - - , • • , CA Si e Act 4, Scene B ...
... .1;01 THE QUEEN, THE LADY'S NEWSPAPER, ALADDIN, AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. SS /:: , • • / L I /. - / / I - ; i I II I • 111 • • 4 // e' ._ .. - —q ...
... THE FORTY THIEVES, AT DRURY LANE. . M. A .. r , ,P 4 •) • -. zoo. • 4 t A 6 P . • • n i t I a r A 4 I It • ' 7 - / '. _ ...
... G. 41 HEARTS ARE TRUMPS. -1 % tENTIkre. Tectkok AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. „..lA*4 d• ) • I LW L E NO AT -'N' \\ \ 1 ---..• \ ' \ lt 1 1, 1 I Tejon-Twit- I \ 4 . r -IN - - ...
... April 18, 1896. MUSIC AND MUSICIANS. OPERA IN ENGLISH AT DRURY LANE. TWO OR THREE ADDITIONS have been made to the relertory of Sir Augustus Harris's Easter season of opera in English at Drury Lane Theatre since our notice the commencement of the performances ...
... Jan. 7, THE QUEEN, TIIE LADY'S NEWSPAPER. - 4iill;it vommlos. %T THE 'DRURY DANE *ANTOMIME. HE DRURY LANE PANTOMIME is nowadays Miss Emma and her companiono, fantastically thrmgh the glades in a dress of green tulle trimmed with mammoth that one illumined ...
... this combined form a powerful story, and presents us with a formidable array of characters, not one of whom, however, the Drury Lane audiences would care to miss from the programme. They certainly could not spare Little Tich as Hop-o'-my-Thumb, Mr Arthur ...
... decided upon Feb. 27 as the date of the opening of his new theatre and the production of The Seats of the Mighty. The Drury Lane pantomime is now well in hand, and every day will be utilised between now and Boxing Night in preparing for Aladdin, ...