... thoughts were very far from the place. Ere the meal was well past carriage called for Miss St Maur. She had promised to visit Drury Lane with the Duchess of Wcndover. Won’t you come, Frances?” she asked her friend. I think not, Ethel. I shall stay quietly at ...

... Lady Bassett fastened her glove and rose. You arc not in good mood to-day, Barbara. so 1 shall go. Will you accompany me to Drury Lane to-night 1 shall be alone in my box.’ Thanks, yes. Dear Lady Bassett, forgive me ; I am very wretched,” said Barbara hurriedly ...

... “Well, 1 said, lost her for long time, and when saw her again her circumstances had undergone mighty change. I dropped in at Drury lane one night without any expectation of seeing her there, when, 10, my eyes were scanning the boxes, 1 saw her sitting beside ...

... late of Carl Roes and Her Majesty's Opera Companies). MR HENRY WALSHAM (Prime Tenors, the eminent Tenor of Theatres Royal. Drury Lane. and Covent Garden} On EASTER MONDAY EVENING, April 7,1800, Will be d , desire, ripecettt Wallace's Opera, MARITANA. On ...

... have dinner, and perhaps the day’s paper, and on Sunday evening they gather at a certain house of: call for conjurers in Drury Lane and practise on each other. There is therefore no room in the conjurer’s life for church., Some remedy should be found for ...

... The •• Dohemiaß GUI” first Drury Line Theatre on 27th November, 1843. Sir Julios Benedict was then the musical chief at Drury Lane, but Balfe himself conducted the first performance. At this performance the audience went almost wild with enthusiasm For ...

... Evans In his extraordinarily amasi''g • surdity, ■*• Whitewashing the Ceiling w M' Evans, who i is one the artistes in the Drury Lane panto mime, is notable figure the stage! tod.y, and this film will well «orth svo'ng i enbieets for the s»me n' n lDclnde ...

... Theatre). Mr E. Combermere (St James's), Miss Madeline Seymour (Queen's Theatre), Mr H. Carter (His Majesty’s), Csjit. H. Grey (Drury Lane), Miss Stuart, Miss C. Eldon. Mr G. Snazelle, Mr F. Harris, and Mr Jeff Barlow. Madame Karina made her debut the Royal Opera ...

... stand I ot motion pictures “one thousand per cent.'’ in night; and London, at the internationally famous Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, the New York success has lieen duplicated. Columns would required to describe the vast preparations made for the production ...

... be protected, ami in Friday, Saturday next week. Sally order that the teachers (night solid physical Tomplo, au actress Drury Lane Theatre, is foundation which to build tho superstructure tho benefactress and idol of the people of education. (Applause ...

... THE WHIP A masterly screen version of the famous Drury Lane Drama. This film ranks among the triuo.phs the screen, and is destined to carry the interest of world renowned play to millions who revel in a sporting theme, a stirring race, stupendous train ...

... TO NIGHT AND SATURDAY. THE WHIP A masterly screen version of the famous Drury Lane Drama. This film ranks among the triumphs of screen, and is destined carry the internet of a world-renowned play to millions who revel in a sporting theme, a stirring race ...