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... HRS® London has. lost its old enthusiasm for panto, mimes and there will be no entertainment of this kind the historic Drury Lane theatre this season. Pantomimes of the modem type still flourish in many of the leading provincial cities;-but these being ...
... the farm completely ,-mned and the twenty-three horses sii died, »' t'>«“ The Whip, which belonged Mr. Arthur Collin*, of Drury lane. was stated that all imputations against the defendant were withdrawn, and that Major Loder, without admitting any legal ...
... day and night KaoTto prepared for full turnout when called for. MOHE CINEMAS. i> reported that the end of the ran oStomime Drury Lane the famous is to become a cinema theatre. , time, leaet, the spacUcalar tilro, e The Birth of Natioo,” is to bo exhibited ...
... injuries. He died soon after. Garden Notes. THE KITCHEN GARDEN. The body of Louis Norman, a scenic artist, lately enployed at Drury Lane Theatre, was recovererl on Tuesday from the Thames. Nor man, who lived in Hcyford Road, South was years of aarc. The anticipated ...
... I). Stcnhouse';- (Taunton) chestnut gelding. Diamond. Grand National. Thirty guineas were paid for tin- chestnut gelding, Drury Lane, belonging the executors of the late Sir Edward Blount, K.C.B. prettily formed che-tnut lillj. belonging the Lady Theodora ...
... Mallaby-Deeley, M.P., ac quinng the whole of the Duke of Bedford estate in the heart of London—an area nineteen acres containing Drury Lane Theatre, Covet.t Garden Market and Opoia House, and Row street price was not disclosed, but ‘’millions' was the only word ...
... and more recently we have had German per- formances of “Die Fledermaus” at the ggim J. Sratusa. Royalty Theatre and at Drury Lane. Strauss had aspirations beyond waltzes and comic operas, and in 1892 be wrote a serious opera, “Bitter Pasman,** which ...
... Itosuible. Here was that juncture was to be effected with the funeral tortiat, which left the undertaker’* in Windmill Street, Drury Lane, where the body had been lying, few minutes after two. accompanied several the clubs sod crowd, which rapidly increased ...
... healthy—just suggestion anaemia now and then—Mr Seebold'* production deserves the patronage everybody who isn’t blase to expect, Drury Lane dumped down in Dorset- A very nice liGUc show;. . . b«V before* forget It—ohl for the good old-fashioned Harlequinade lo ...
... the splendid programme Mr Albany Ward it submitting at the Palace next week, including as it does the greatest of all the Drury Lane productions, The Whip,” a drama that created an enormous sensntioneveninthat homeof spectacular effort can understand that ...
... Suturday evenings. For the first half of the week specially e.ttractive picture the main item—the film version of the famous Drury Lane drama Sporting Life.” Tltif should prove great draw. Elmo the Mighty provides plenty of excitement and the customary travel ...
... in valuable. EXECUTION AT NEWGATE. George Robertson banged on Tuesday morv* in Newgate for the murder of Mary Kenealy, in Drury Lane, January 23rd last. The hangman performed the process of pioioaing the arms of the convict, who offered not the slightest ...