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... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. Without doubt one of the finest pantomimes ever seen at Drury Lane Theatre, and this in spite of the memory of many wonderful productions in past years. Shiba has now only a week or two to run, and therefore we wish to impress ...
... DRURY LANE FIRE. IRON CURTAIN SAVES THEATRE. But for the iron curtain which shuts off the stage from the auditorium it is almost certain that nothing but a heap of ruins would by this time have been left of the historic Theatre Royal in Drury-lane. The ...
... y payments. Apply, stating full particulars and prices required, to Pryoe & Harris, Wholesale Contractors, Craven Yard, Drury Lane, London, W.O. ...
... Ocronr.R 11, 1809. Great Succcu 1 Now Character*! 1 Roan of Laughter!!! Mr. & Mrs. STEPHEN SAVILLE, OJ tit Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Aanutcd SAVILLK, to announce that they will appear in their Suceeaaful, Comical, Whimaical, Rnrlcaquc, Turpaichoreao, Character ...
... been bedridden for several months. For 10 or 12 seasons he was the principal figure in the harlcquintsde portion of the Drury Lane annuals until that of 1592-3, in which be took no part. His retnrn a year later was received with much satisfaction by Sir ...
... APSIL 26, 1897. MR. WILLIAM BOYNE And his Specially Selected Company, including WATTY BRUNTON, Jun. (from Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), and Mlle EDITH CARR (from Principal London Theatres), In the Scum Ammo num= Comma, entitled MY UNCLE, (From Terry's Theatre ...
... tinware, cure Skim Diseases, improve the Health. Pepper's Sulphur Pearls in Shilling bottles everyglare. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, LONDON. The wonderful reputation that this theatre has gained in pant years for the dramas that have been produced there ...
... 1795-6); and The Blue Bells of Scotland was composed and sung by Mrs. Jordan (an Irish actress) at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and entered at Stationers' Hall in 1800. John Anderson my Joe and the Cruiskeen Lawn are both modifications of the ...
... remarked: We have bad many celebrated people from Sweden. There was the Swedish Nightingale, and people stood for hours outside Drury Lane only to hear one note. When I came to London everything wad Jenny Lind, from the bat down to the shoos. ...
... person, he had that far rarer gift—the intelligence to make use of it. Whether at Drury Lane or the Pavilion, he was always the same, yet always different. At Drury Lane he played many old women • his last appearance was as Mother Goose (later Madame de ...
... Woman's Barrage Bill is contemplated by the Portuguese Government. An extra matinile of the Sins of Society will be given at Drury Lane Theatre on Easier Monday. Dr. Talbot intends to leave London during Easter week for Farnham Palace to begin his net- duties ...
... to a commission being given him by Mr. Carl Rosa to compose Esmeralda. This opera obtained an immediate popularity at Drury Lane, where it was produced in March, 1883, and also had an enthusiastic reception at Cologne and Hamburg. It has since been ...