... DRURY LANE. ALTHOUGH ¢ The White Heather,” the reviv.l of which took place at Drury Lane on May 12th, has been described as ‘‘ the gieatest of all Druiy Lane dramss,” it is also without doubt a spectacular ccmedy, and as such should apoe-l to playgoers ...

... DRURY LANE. THE new drama, ‘‘ Hearts are Trumps,” by Cecil Raleigh, and what will prove another success to his credit at_this well-known house, will certainly nold sway until it is compelled to withdraw to make way for the pantomime; the outbursts of ...

... DRURY LANE. IN the Great Ruby Mr. Arthur Collins has again scored a huge success. Apart from the magnificent spectacle, the story is an interesting and attractive one. The realism of the Bond Street jeweilers, the balloom, Lord’s cricket ground, and the ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE WHAT is known as “‘pantomime business” has been done at Drury Lane with the drama “ The Great Ruby.” Not only have some private boxes been removed so as to extend the grand circle, but to clear off the arrears of applications for .seats ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. OWING to the great success of Miss Nellie Stewart as *“ principal boy” in 7/e Forty Thieves at Drury Lane, Mr. Arthur Collins has re-engaged her for his next two pantomime seasons. Mr. Dan Leno is also engaged at the same house until ...

... After the humours placed upon the stage, even at Drury Lane. After the humours of behind the scenes and the wondersofthe biograph, we see, seated opposite to us, on the other side of the Drury Lane stage, a complete music hall, crowded with a living ...

... pantomimes this year-at Drury Lane, here we are to see Jack and the Beanstalk, and at the Ga· rick, where Puss in Boots will theatres are in the throes of preparation. attempt made to ri val the magnificence of Drury Lane, but it ill be souc•ht ...

... Line (Argyll and Sfitherland 'Highianders) and 7%e Canadian Military Gazette received. Contents up to ths usual mark. e ' DRURY LANE THEATRE. Tre absence of Miss Ada Rehan from London last season was greatly depl.red by all admirers of this charming actress ...

... Beere's rec ~ ption was extremely cordial. This will receive attention next week. The gre.lt spectacle and funny pantomime at Drury Lane, and Mr. Oscar Barrett 's pantomime at the Garrick Thea ~ re, will have appeared before these Both appeal tlJOre than has ...

... it would soon be ended. There will be a particularly fine and large Krug{ among the giants (to be eventually routed) 7 Drury Lane. R ...

... The Forty Thieves. HE best way to describe the new Drury Lane pantomime would be to borrow a phrase from colloquialism and say all the usual.' Or to take a dictionary and cull ...

... The Great Ruby. F course one does not analyse a Drury Lane drama by the same method as one does an ordinary play. It has a place apart, it blooms alone. When a play is written ...