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... ntcrtainmen|fe By W. MOY THOMAS THE BABES AT DRURY LANE THE marvellous progress of the arts of scenic illustration in these latter days is nowhere more striking than in that surfeit of splendours a DRURY LANE pantomime. Probably among the four thousand ...
... A Carnival of Colour at Drury Lane Dramatic critics have gone bankrupt in their adjectives in the vain effort to describe Razzle-Dazzle the new Revue produced by Mr. de Courville at Drury Lane last week ...
... THE AUTHOR OF THE FLOOD TIDE AT DRURY LANE Mr. Cecil RaleigR's Career. Mr. Cecil Raleigh has in The Flood Tide given us a touch of something that is quite new at Drury Lane. People who know Mr. Raleigh only from his melodramas at the Lane cannot be ...
... A SOUVENIR OF THE DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. MISS MABEL LOVE AS BLOSSOM IN HUMPTY-DUMPTY. DRAWN FROM LIFE BY MRS. LEE HANKEY. C ...
... THE GREAT MILLIONAIRE AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. Act I. The Millionaire is severe upon trespassers. Act III. The Millionaire discovers his long-sought daughter starving from the famine produced by his ruthless speculation in corn. At the Carlton. At the ...
... In the Drury Lane Desert Passion and Piety. AS OUR ARTIST THOUGHT HE SAW THEM PEOPLE WHO COUNT IN THE GARDEN OF ALLAH. Specially drawn for The Sketch by James Dale. The combination of Hiohens, Arthur Collins, Madge Titheradge, Basil Gill, and Godfrey ...
... IN THE FIRST OF THE RUSSIAN OPERAS AT DRURY LANE. E*°PERA WHICH WAS WRIrrEN WITH SCENES NOT INTENDED FOR THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE: M. CHALIAPINE. AT RUSSIAN BASS. AS BORIS GODOUNOW- WITH SOME OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS SHOWING HIS REMARKABLE RANGE OF FACIAL EXPRESSION ...
... PANTO PUDDING-- IN DRURY LANE KITCHEN. Mangel Wurzel. Christmas Eve. MY DEAR YOUNG LADY,-- I was delighted to get your charming card this morning. I like the words better every time I read them, but am not so vain as to suppose that you chose the card ...