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... geotleman has had recourse 4 Mr. Hickory Wood for his libretto; and that author is also responsible for the hers of the Drury Lane tantomime this year local playgoers may reasonably expect exeeL knots beyond the. common. An admiral,* company has been ...
... THZ PANTOMIBIZ QUESTION. Considerable sensation has been caused by Mr. Cooper's attack in the Daily Mail upon the Drury Lane pantomime, as partaking too much of the music-hall element, and being consequently unattractive to children. Mr. Cooper is the ...
... see it fully carried out.; one Much sensation hasbeen caused by Mr. E. H. Cooper's attack in the Daily Mail upon the Drury Lane pantomime. as being too much of the music halt type to plsaae children. A memorandum issued by the Chancellor of the Ezctequer ...
... Sir Henry Irving is to begin his new tour at Portsmouth on the 18th, and to visit a number of towns before reappearing at Drury-lane at Easter. During his coming tour, rtr Henry will favour the Theatre Royal, Hanky, with a visit. and we may here mention ...
... has at threatened with serious been ordered by his doctor and Footed at one* to th coimquently had to give pantomime at Drury-lane. iu the treatre will join in a speedy reoovery. New Coal Beds:7ol*st manifested in search/ITic Eastern France and over separated ...
... perhaps he has a daughter. beautiful as a vision—' Be quiet, Westbury, don't be a fool I Beautiful as the fairy queen of a Drury Lane pantomime. seen from the back of the pit. the other man continued, ignoring the rising temper of Herbert Saxon.A lovely ...
... perhaps be has a daughter beautiful as a visirn— Be quiet, Westbury. don't be a fool! Beautiful as the fairy queen of a Drury Lane pantomime seen from the back of the pit, the other man continued, ignoring the rising temper of Herbert Saxon. A lovely ...
... of accidents have happened in the course of its history to mar performances. At the first representation of the work at Drury-lane just thirty years back the Lohengrin got so enthusiastic in his part that in the duel scene he brought his sword down with ...
... corr.- rany played throughout the annual season of the Mnody-Manners Opera Company at the Covent Garden Opera House and Drury Lane Theatre. The public of Crewe and dietrict may rest assured that their patronage will he rewarded by the enjoyment of grand ...
... recovered. The dy of the woman was identified by a relative as that of Annie Jones (2.3), who lived at the back of k house, Drury-lane. The Pilaw!lliam Expedition.—Earl Fitswilliam and the other members of the Veronique e xp edition to the Cocos Islands arrived ...
... Wednesc day the creditors met under the Whirl of Grant Wchard., publisher. of 48, Leicesterequare. and $. Smart's Buildings. Drury-lane, London. The claim of the petitioning creditor, Dent Brothers and Co., Ira: , 05.113. An offer of 10a. in the pound was ...
... engagement, when he , Came nut at the St. James e Theatre as Dori- I court in the Belle's Stratagem He subsequevtly played at Drury Lane, the Ha3market,l and the Gaiety theatres. In May, 1870, he transferred his servir ee to the Vaudeville: Theatre, playing ...