... ; also several firstclass comedies, and other attractions. Picrvre House —** The Whip,” since it was first presented at Drury Lane Theatre, has been seen by millions of play-goers, anw now comes a film worthy to rank among the triumphs of the screen. ...

... Fedora, Famous Players Super Production, in Five Parts. PICTURE HOUSE. MUSIC HALL. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW-— The Famous Drury Lane Drama, - The Whip. 2.Act Keystone Comedy— Her Nature Dance. Flames of the West, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY-— AURELE SYDNEY ...

... transpor workers, general workers, and the clerica and administrative staffs. The Prince of Wales was preseat as ¢ mecting in Drury Lane Theatre. when the . * Dav ' Scheme bt Warrio! whereby . of entgrtainment will give a mai inee performance on 31st March ...

... Entertainments, Tue Prcrvre House.—Thrill upon thrill in Maurice Tourneur’s big production of the Drury Lane melodrama, “The Romany Rye.”” The fire in a big London Theatre. The wreck of the ocean liner off Southamton. The rescue over the great waves by ...

... GRAY, Solicitor, Petorhead, Pursuers’ Agent. P ICTURE HOUSE. ARIS t:.-svau'r. TO-NIGHT AND WEDNESDAY— G. R. Sims’ Great Drury Lane Melodrama, The Romany Rye Mack Sennett Comedy— My Goodness ! Episode 5— The Third Eye! THURSDAY TO SATURDAY— MARY PICKFORD ...

... provinces. Almost as- many paniomimes are being prolu-el in the provinces as ever, but London has fewer, and there is no Drury Lane pantomime this year. The tendeacy appears to be for children’s plays to take the p'ace of the old-fashioned topsy-urvy musical ...

... amaciation he looked, yot msg tures had been made single h nerve being served by tirles cunnning. And in the haunts taverns of Drury Lane and | wae aided by an army of -pi cause he could have hanpe they proved otherwise. The good burgesses of E having discussed ...

... made single-handed, an iron nerve heing served by tirless tenacity and cunnning. And in the haunts of crime ~the taverns of Drury Lane and Whitefriara ~he wae aided by an army of spies, faithful because he could have hanged the lot had they proved otherwise ...

... THE SPORTING DUCHESS Or, The Derby Winner. A Picturisation of the celebrated Drury Lane Melodrama, featuring ALICE JOYCE. A real Derby is shovin, and the audience has a fine view of the racers. ...

... tist gave him £3OO and the promise of half profits in its production. Kemble played in it on its first, and last, night at Drury Lane Theatre, London. Té was laughed out of the theatre, and Tretand then confessed that the play, “Voligern,”” was his own ...

... , but this season only three pantomimes are being produced. This, however, is one more than last year when the historic Drury Lane dropped out of the pantomime business. High rents and excesssive cost of production have killed the pantomime in Loudon ...

... One look was enough from him. Jamie Clark was in Mitchell's, He was the boy I mention as coming to London, and saying that Drury Lane was the Gates of Hell. He was the one with the many sweethearts, W. Penny was also in Mitchell's. He went to London and ...