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... utilise his new ilignity for the stage. The great object of the Drury Lane drama is to represent actual incidents. Why should not Mr. Harris give us a Lord Mayor's procession at Drury Lane, just to chew how the thing ought to be done? If he played the ...
... follows: The shores of the isles are studded with little villages, as far from the sweet ministry of the police as an alley in Drury Lane, and we cannot put it more strongly. The wealth of the villagers mainly consists of old silver vessels and ornaments, often ...
... Seager Hunt, | Mr. Justice Graatham presided st the sunusl meetresigaed. The candidates were Me. P 8 W Corne | ing of the Drury lane Working Girls’ Home, held at weiils (C) snd Mr.Jonn Barker (R) Very stormy | the Home, Staub postrect, London, and in moving ...
... contralto Alboni. Madame Edith Wynne had a brief experience of tbe stage, for in 1864 she played Lady Mortimer in Henry IV. at Drury Lane for eight weeks. She used to sing each night ' Clychau Aberdyfi' (The Bells of Aber- dovey) in Welsh, and on one occasion ...
... Omtato Primroae. (hotaio H. Bone. Admiral U. H, Kawaoa. CommanderB, H. Htckotaa, Admiral Lord CbarleeBeuU.aod ottere. stage Drury lane not to remain idle long Sir August-u Harris has in preparation rer.ral of. Heater' Itght opera. * Baaxhe. which, it «>U ...
... Monday, November 18th, another subject which attracted a great deal of attention at the time when it appeared probable that Drury Lane Theatre, London, was ed be demolished, will be treated by Mr. Gray Hill in a paper called A Plea for a Theatre aided and ...
... only oeventeen Sean age, the rceporident was at hoe a soiled:yea clerk. limy lived together uo it when rewpoildent the Dupe Drury Lane, London. however. proved noprottade, .tel he went on the state, and from that tinie downwards be lied been under Um name ...
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... compatriots fare with the British public, and he has fillen straightway in love Stith the Englishwomen he sees every night at Drury Lane. They weep over the misfortunes of French heroines, and M. Saroey is immensely struck by this tenderness of heart. Moreover ...
... Edwards' Company, F. R Benson and Company, the great Drnry-lane drama, ' Run of Luck,' with special scenery, Ac, from Drury - lane w^5 ej ,Gentlena *n Joe' from the Prince of Waler Theatre, London, the highly -popular murieal comedy, 'The Gay Parisienne ...
... 'Canso when / -give her fiwers she gives me lots of kisses, and ! she didn't t. The lines in the book of Sir Amzustus's Drury ' Lane Pantomime are said to be unusually smart ; and the lioac, on Boxing-night, must have been, indeed, a Irvin:ant one, what ...