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... DRURY LANE. RUMOUR always has a good deal to say, either correctly or in- correctly, about Sir Augustus Harris's pantomimes long before that most enterprising of managers has presented them to the public This year we heard that the subject of the Drury ...
... DRURY LANE. IT would be strange indeed if the stirring play last provided by Mr. Augustus Harris for his patrons at Drury Lane failed to achieve a huge, popular, and financial succees. No element needed for the attainment of this result appears to have ...
... DRURY LANE s. 8.3'. ANNA PANLIII_VA Ntata 11rd,., at 2.3 u. DUKE OF YORK S Mrs. Cautpb.:l ft PYGMALION Iso 8.1., 31 it. Wert, 2.15. ELE,P,M,ANTITetitAT,rI. MOL spd GARRICK 830. Mat. 'Mum.. Oat. 8.30. .c.• I lu ONE NIGHT IN SOME GL A MA OBE CONVENIENCE ...
... DRURY LANE. The Easter novelty at this house was a comic ballet of action, called Robert and Bertrand,” closely adapted from the French piece Auberge Adrets,” which we had occasion to notice few weeks back connection with M. Frederic Lemaitre’s admirable ...
... Drury Lane. THE SAXE-MEININGEN COMPANY. We are obliged to omit the cast of Julius Ceasar, the opening performance, because of its length, the number of characters reaching nearly forty, all of which, we are assured, are sustained by competent actors. ...
... DRURY LANE, The adventures of Mr. Lemuel Gulliver form the subject for the Christmas entertainment at this house, done from the popular chronicle by Mr. Morton. The subject has been once or twice dramatised, but it has reappeared under ».n entirely different ...
... DRURY LANE. At length, Wednesday last, the lonff promised King Arthur made its appearance at this house with a splendour that throws into utter darkness all former scenic representations. use the words of a contemporary, the splendid last scenes of all ...
... DRURY LANE. After Balfe’s new opera, the pantomime called Friar Rush, or Harlequin and King Gold,” was produced, to a house crammed to the ceiling. The story is thus: —The Baron Catzenelleribogencassenheim (Mr. Heslop) falls in love with the beautiful ...
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... AT DRURY LANE The name of Ivor Novello attached to a musical play at Drury Lane conjures up visions of brilliant spectacle, romance, dancing and best of all, glorious music. This clever actor-composer-author has excelled himself in his present production ...
... AT DRURY LANE With a story as romantic and lovely as the lilting, sweeping melodies which tumble over each other in the lavish score, ‘•The Dancing Years,” at Drury Lane, will rightly be regarded by Ivor Kovello’s admirers as the finest musical w °rk ...
... Harris have been more evidenced , and had not a little to do with ensuring a pronounced succesajfor the latest production at Drury Lane . _ A Run of Luck was received on Saturday with every demonstration of approval possible from a crowded house . It is safe ...