... promised to pay taxes. CHILD MURDERED IN LONDON. London, Monday. A shocking murder was committed this after noon, just off Drury lane, London, the victim being a pretty child, aged four years, named Mary Kenesly, who resided with her parents at MO Goldsmith ...

... H'b'y 104 11l 1)u bD Ord 1 I jU S Ord 8 9 MUSIC RALLS, &rc Alhambra 16 19 L P Vrof 54 64 Canterbury4 4 New Tivoli 10 11 Drury Lane ?? 1A *| Oxford ?? 63 7 Einp'e5l'spd) 46 5 Palace ?? 14 4 Einmp' (10i pd) 2 3i | RI Aquarium 44 4 Gaiety ?? 114 j Do Pret ...

... night. The company is a ?? one, and 0 includes Mr. Harry Sicholls, the popular 0 comedian, so long asseciated with the Drury ; lane anrn Adelpihi Theatres. Mr. Lestoeq and fhe are thle joint authors of the play, which had e a favolrable reception at the ...

... was de- lighted at tlte chanca,- of co vurse, and Mr Nicholls went on. I tas playing the Queen in ' Puss in Boots,' in Drury- lane. There was a nagging scene with the King which always went with a shout. A friend of. mine said;! must take my mother to ...

... Sir Henry Irving. Th&e first year showed a profit of £4,000, the other two a loss of £3,000.' In 1896-7 heiran Aladdin at Drury Lane, in conjunction with the executors of Sir Augustus Harris Harris, which resulted in*a profit to him of £6,600. This was ...

... host, Mme Melba, Mme Amy Sherwin. and Miss Ada Crossley heading the list. 34isa Nellie Stewart, who was principal boy at Drury Lane last Christmas season, is dosqibe4 as the comic-opera queen of Australia and the pantomime star of London. It - is not ...

... the office-bearers, sat down and expired without uttering a word. The church was filled at the time. Yesterday, while a Drury lane Company per- forming ' The ttreat Ruby were on their way to Brighton, three truck loads of scenery caught fire and were ...

... hbas let her comrsper' . e- . atid she has rno need ta prraeni.- ?? ti Mtiss Violet Vanb:nh 'will tike Lie: p.s;t a the Drury Lane drama. ...

... plaving a!ternatelv at London and Dublin, under Rich and Sheridan. Her end was a! sad one-she fell upon the stage of the Drury lane while playing Rosaiind, rt and altlopgh she lingered for three years. was rt helpless invalid, and a mere shadow of her ...

... bodies here. Mr MlCarhy a N paid a large number of and were able, I understa:li-. valuable information on the: -- The new Drury Lane d&_: ?? Saturday night achieved nu: - - success. Its title is -H1earts 1-rT it is the work of M\r Ceeil ?? putation, as ...

... Bounder, a part former'y played bv 3Z J we Harry Nicholls, .the author. The pantomaine i 3 wiX be run on the traditional Drury Lane lines- hal h'ghly spectacular, as closely as possible to the. T story, and as full of laughter as its group of Ber comedians ...

... on musical matters which he contributes to the Sun, Mr J M. Glover, the well ,known Dublin musician, now. conductor t: Drury Lane, hasthis week some interesting references to the late 'Signor Foli and his associations with Dublin. Jack Foli, or Foleyto ...