... recognises a few bronzed faces in one's walks, I but the shutters. are istill closed In our middle-class streets. Though Drury - lane 4 in opened its doors last night the autumnal ie season has not yet begun. This was evident enough this morning at the ...

... frictikx. 2. Mr. Smith asserts that when be re- 0 the sigqed eri bj4di3gsO t ready to be an opened, be then mentions Drury-lane, King's- the cross, Bethna3-green, end Southwark-atreet pro- on parties; nd sar, all these would have been in b's worg ...

... Bank Holidaynight all the Liver- ,- pool places of amusement save -one will be'open. u ,The Court Theatre will iaave the Drury-lane a 3 spectacular piece A Million of Money ; at the e Shakespeare Old London will be seen; and at a d the Rotunda M My ...

... Salisbury may ' ous deal with this rumour to-morraw in the speech me which he will deliver to the Primrose League -w em in Drury-lane Theatre-another ' patriotic d Mt- meeting in an opera hous : Suffice it . nes here to say that there is absolutely no more ...

... the finding of another wv victim in the water. IsX ls Apart from a play at the Lyceum, and after 'el i the pantomime' at Drury-lane, the production fiv4 as at the theatres most looked forat the Christmas tihe in season is the new Gaiety burlesque. This ...

... comedian of sterling ar merit; and Mr. Tom Pleon upheld his reputation w. as a banjoist and humorist (hailing direct from tb Drury-lane Theatre). Other highly enjoyable ]a features of the evening's programme were sup- te plied by Miss Maggie Day, seriocoumic ...