... DRURY LANE. The last has now been seen of the flar.i•n of Allah K Drury Lane Chews. whirl' will ne closed for seine mantis in order to allow extensive One tier is to bc removed, and the iron pillars, which now support Jae balcony, will be taken away ...

... DRURY LANE. The Poor Cent’emm and The Mountain Sylph were announced for performance on Saturday night. The house, however, was closed, and the following placard was stuck up:— ** The public is respectfully informed, that from unavoidable circumstances ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE COMEDY: Across From The CRITERION: Run For Your ROYAL• 42nd Street Frankie Garden of Allah Glenda Jack- Wife, with Jeffrey Holland of Hi- Vaughan even gets to do his son joins forces with Nigel Haw- de-lii and Geoffrey Hughes, famous ...

... THEATRE, DRURY LANE. W hid prepared a an for insertion in rut number, respecting Mr Kian's rec re-appearance the boardb this but great press,ire tna'ter prevented f'om giv'ng it publicity. The Subject unquestionably ono grea. interest '.u to support of ...

... THE DRURY LANE MURDER. Central Criminal Coubt. —Satcbdat. —This morntog, T. W. Wicks was placed upon his trial for the wilful murder of James Bostock. Mr. Bodkin, with Mr. Baldwin; conducted the prosecution; and Mr. Ballantine, with Mr. Crouch, defended ...

... DRURY LANE STORIES. dere are a couple Mt stories with the great Augustus Dewy Luse for a hero. Be was plain Mr. Mania, them. end was having the show redecorated. During the progress of the work one of his most persistent toadies was bothering him with ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE It is very pathetic to think that the orig.nal author of * Everywoman,”’ the successful modern morality p'ay ju4 produced at the National Theatre, should never have seen his work on the stage, he having died on the morning of itg final ...

... HISTORY OF DRURY LANE. Drury Lane Theatre a continuation of the old playhouse Covont-garden, and until the middlo of the eighteenth century it had especial name of its own. The present edifice is the fourth erected the site, and it was modelled on the ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE BURNT OUT, GREAT CONFLAGRATION. Tlie famous Drury Lane Theatre, London, almost destroyed fire early Wednesday morning. The outbreak occurred about half-past four, and the flames spread with extraordinary rapidity. In a few minutes the ...

... DRURY LANE SALE. Drury Lane Theatre, London, has been privet, ly purchased by • property investment company, of which Sir John Eller man, the shipowner. id a director. The purchasers will not be able to carry oat any alterations to the theatre, as the ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE The immedi.ate swccess of “ Everywoman” —Her Pilzrimage in Quest of Love, described ‘as 2 modern wmorality play, bas roused the curiosity ol pilaygoerss: who are acrustomced to associgie the dramas at the Natonal Fucatre with sport ...

... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. First of all the annual Christmas shows comes Drury Lame, which is always a great emit at Yuletide, and one looked forward to as eagerly by grown-up people as by the children, who are professedly catered for; :>ud each year the ...