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... SON-IN-LAW OF LORD LIEUTENAPR As a director if the Drury Lane Theatre Company, he not long ago expressed his opinion that the days of Auper-productions. with stars at inflated s alaries, had gone by, and that the cods had got to come down. His wife, who ...
... heartily cheered by a large crowd. Amazing Theatre Seine. Amazing scenes were witnessed the last performance of Wee Marie IA Drury Lane Theatre, London. A crowd of about 1,000 people, when told that they had no chance of gaining admittance after waiting for ...
... is slight it is redeemed by the beauty of the music. The work apparently has been neglected since its successful run St Drury Lane in 1749, and has been completely orchestrated for this performance by W. S. Bates. ...
... Rawdori Cheiely, Sw.rded the D. 6.0., is. one of the Chesneya of Mourne. Major (temporary Lieuternant-Cokinel) WiAliani Drury Drury. Lane, Cliptain, Re aerve Ottieuri. (T.F.), a of the Earl of Kilinorey, has al.° received the D.S.U. Major and Rrevot.Lietste ...
... appearance in Macbeth at Drury Lane. He was still composing; he provided the operatic music for The Unknown Guest in 1815: The Fall of Taranto in 1817: The Bride of Abydos in 1818; Abudah in 1819, and The Lady and the Devil for Drury Lane in May. 1820—which ...
... the truth. _ Nor did Goldsmith when he pointed out the danger of 'a little learning. The Daily Telegraph on the nert Drury Lane melodranba:— are able to nay on the very bent authority that the iden at the root of the story ie of a quite unusual nature: ...
... WARRENPOINT AND POLITICS. EMINENT MUSICIAN AND THE ULSTER SITUATION. Mr. dame. M. filoyee, the wellicnott - : ti,mrtnr of Drury Lane, haa returned to tour in awl on Satin-Jay & I Vifreovntat:ve of - Reynolds's Necyovisecr of the state of affairs in Ireland ...
... 'Bennie' Kidd into a fabric of light and song wh!ch has entranced audiences since the ' Desert Song' was first performed, at Drury Lane. No musical comedy is more melodious, and the songs from th's show—' Blue Heaven,' the French Marching Song,' and the ' ...
... golden cockerel whose crowing warns the king and his Court of danger threatening the city. The opera was first performed at Drury Lane in 1913 when the famous Russian base, Cbaliapin, Wok the prin. cipal part of Dodin, the king. At its subsequent performance ...
... Belfast to take part in the performance of Offenbach's Tales nf Hoffmann Mr. Williams has been playing in The New Moon at Drury Lane Theatre. Voices from MO Plat. If only the gramophone had been invented earlier we might have had a permanent record of such ...
... road, tanning Tows, in her 103rd year. As a young woman sho employed at the Man-61011 as a still-room maid, and later at Drury lane as a costumier. Her huaband, who was an actor, died 50 years ago. REM) ILIS OWN 0111TUARY.—Mr James Taykr, until recently ...
... thirteen years, he first displayed his flair for the stage by establishing a 1 dramatic company. At sixtestst he was acting at Drury Lane. and afterwards, striking out for himself, his career was a most successful one. He toured all the principal cities in England ...