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... LONDON LETTER. DRURY LANE VERSION OF THE FORTY THIEVES.' SIR HENRY HAWKINS'S POSSIBLE SUCCESSOR. 10, WHITEFRIARS-STRKET, FLEET-STREET, London, Mondat NioHt. Fine, spring-lik3 weather again favoured the holiday-makers to-dav. Though not so sunny as yesterday ...
... FRIDAY MOTHS. MORNING PERFORMANCE, SPECIAL BATU AY, November 12th, at Two, FROU FROU. Next, Week: First Visit of the Great Drury Lane Play, The WHITE HEATHER. New Box Ottice at ‘theatce wt. Mary-street Entrance) from 10 till 5. Seats can te booked by letter ...
... and Manager ROBERT REDFORD. THIS EVENING AT 7.30. Most Important and Expensive Engagement of the Greatest of all Drury Lane Plays— wt ITE HE HER. This Play, which was the Greatest Success Lane Theatre, London, ever produced at Drury is an exact ...
... ?? are of in their lest nights. Despite the fears of many, iP Sir Augustus has proved that his operatic matinees to at Drury Lane were much wanced by our suburban ry friends. Siturday weektlie repetition of Carmen ry drew f line audience, which appeared ...
... Telephone No. 625. a 4835 _NEWPORT. THE NEW YEWPOET empire, CHARLES-STREET. Managing Director OSWALD STOLL. TO-XIGHT! The Great Drury Lane Comedian. DA*L E 0 The inimitable Cmic Actor. Singer, and Dancer. Principal Comedian every in Lant Pantomime. Praise cn ...
... Mr. James R. Gilmore, who was a per' Ar * CEAT DOINGS AT DiUSJY LANE ?? r rhur Collins to me -to-night hi i'tefoyer. of Drury Lane Theatre, as we - In, discsse theproress and -the prospects of iM I th ne drms~ fesrts~ are TrumiD a And I have reserved ...
... enterprising manager of Drury Lane Ai Theatre-promised long ago that his Christmas le pantomnime of 1888 should surpass its prede- e, cessor. He has (our London correspondent ,£ states) kept his word. Last year's pantomime I at Drury Lane was magnificent, bat ...
... Plays— JJEATHEfI. LIVED EACH NIGHT WITH THE GREATEST ENTHUSIASM. This Play, which was the Greatest Bacceu e*er produced Drury Lane Theatre, Loodoo, an exact fac-eimile the original London production. inclndiAK and SCENES. EOULTEB LOCK, the LONDON OTOCK ...
... Wil- R liams, and R. H. Williams. £5 each. es in to :n~ IIb to LOCALAIMUSEMENTS. al CARDIFF. of or THEATRE ROYAL.-The great Drury Lane ce od dramai The Wthite Heather. by Cecil Raleigh fr and Hty. Hamilton, this week pays a retorn in is, visit ti, the Theatre ...
... marks of violence Vc-u body he was suppoc-ed to have died cudtelielY 4 Whhilst 'lTite World' wvas being played at t.e le Drury Lane 'rTeatsre, on Monday eveniug. the ica- mense a t.drop fell forwvard upon the ?? r butthe serious consequences which might ...
... The Celebrated American Artiste— JULIE M YCKEY. Of Pebble the Beach Fame. First »- Appearance Cardiff. (vk:—The Famous Drury Lane Comedian. DAN LEXO! 7 l rf ,r . nla re Rightly. Early one between Al?h« , e between o'clock and 11. But stes Appear at ...
... EDORA. SATURDAY SPECIAL MORNING PERFORMANCE, SATURDAY, November 12th, at FROU FROU. Next Week:—First Visit of the Great Drury Lane Play, The WHITE HEATHER. New Box Uttice at Wt. Mary-street Seats can te Entrance) Open from 10 till 5. booked by letter ...