... from admiring folk who have heard it read. Mr. Arthur Coli ins has bowed his head to the storm ; the pelcocks are off at Drury Lane. Tt seems a pity, for surely nothing more' beautiful could But restheticism has given way to superstition, and the have ...

... zenith was mooted a while ago. Mr. Macfie has done very well during The Great Ruby. 0 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 around ...

... s. Hubert, of course, is bold, open, and roughly strong. Miss J ulia N eilson, Master all promise material for thought. Drury Lane will reopen its doors ere long. Mr. Cecil Raleigh, the author of the new drama, promises us a story which does not rely ...

... would have been a triumph indeed for an organisation travelling through the country. The synopsis of Mr. Cecil Raleigh's new Drury Lane It will drama, which has been published, is very appetising. It will certainly be a most colossal production, and a most ...