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... DRURY LANE. The proof of its popularity is that The Great Ruby has been played to crowded houses since the night it was first staged It is powerful, tragic, comic, admirably staged, and a strong cast of players reach a rarely-attained pitch of excellence ...
... 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. The annual performance at Drury Lane Theatre in aid of the Royal General Theatrical Fund took place yesterday, and, as usual, was attended by a large audience. Apart from the widely acknow- ledged desirability of the Fund being generously ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The annual entertainment for the benefit of the Royal General Theatrical Fund was given yesterday afternoon at Drury Lane Theatre. The programme on these occa- sions is usually composed of selections from plays and musical pieces, ...
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... • DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Managing Director. Arthur Collins. THIS EVENING, at 7.45. THE GREAT RUBY: Mr?. John Wood, i Mrs. Raleigh, Miss Bella Pateman, Miss lloifman, Miss Liliau Menelly, Miss Mary Brough ; Messrs. Robert Pateman, Robert Loraine, J ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. THIS FVFN*ING n _f - TH- ORKAT ItUßY'rMr,. John Woo.!. Mrs RaS M& _.-i„' Paleman. Miss Hoffman. Mis* Lilian 3__llTl___ Ky Brouch; Mci«, ?? Fo_ rt Loraine, J. B. Goruou. L»a>Yaon Millward. C. M. Lowne, _. K. toss. LYCEUM THEATRE ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE BOYAL, Managing Director. Arthur Co iins. THIS EVENING, at 7 45. THE GREAT BUS- : Mrs. John Wood. Mrs. Ra egh, Misses Be la Patemau. Hoffman. Lillian Menelly, Mary Brough: Messrs. Robert Pateman R. Loraine, J. B. Gordon. Da-*'soo Milward ...
... ' * DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYA*_, ~„ n ?? ana ?? ln S Director. Arthur Collins. THIS EVENING, at 7.45, THE GREAT RUBY : Mrs. John Wood, Mrs. Raleigh, Miss Bella Paternal], Miss Hoffman, Miss Lilian Meoplly, Miss Mary Brough ; Messrs. Robert Pateman, Robert ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Managing Director. Arthur Collins. THIS EVENING, at 7._ TH X CREAT RUBY : Mrs. John Wood, Mrs. Eaieigh, Miss Bella Pateman, Miss Hoffman, Miss Lilian Menelly, Miss Mary Brough ; Messrs. Robert Pateman, Robert Loraine, J. IS. ...
... Drury lane theatre royal. THE GREAT RUBY. ...
... PEPCOCKS AO PANTOS. Drury Lane Yields to an Superstition. It was thought that the manageress{ a the Drury 'flieatre would this Christmas display a holiness which would the admiration of Dm theatrical world with all its fears and superstitions, whieh have ...