... Bound for Drury Lane. And in the evening, when the lights flashed out and the West awoke, the old town was quite merry. The incoming trains were full of pantomime parties. Thousands and thousands were bound for Gooseland (situated at Drury Lane), and thousands ...

... “* DANTE” AT DRURY LANE MECHANICAL AND OTHER PROPERTIES NECESSARY FOR THE GREAT PLAY. The approaching production of * Danie” by Sir Henry Irving at Drury Lane has given rise to some doubt in theatrical circles as to whether Sir Henry will be able to adapt ...

... Drury Lane Theatre. The dispute between the Theatres Committee of the Council and representatives of Drury Lane Theatre is not yet ended, and an arbitration is proposed. In view of this the committee will advise the Council to serve notice of certain ...

... DRURY LANE DRAMA. THE SENSATION SCENE IN “THE GREAT MILLIONAIRE.” That the Drury Lane autumn drama is full of scenic effects and dramatic situations goes without saying: wherefore one hastens to say it, and to emphasise the scenic effects. Especially ...

... Drury Lane. Wha parently nondes: ce for everythin n the s f an ex u get o 1 ortex o for 1t cannot cost a haltpenny less 10 put i 4 b b BaEdy “The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast' in|lng -» By 48 beeh heM o such a ,‘.,1:. .: to fit them for the plaudits ...

... DRURY LANE DRESSES. GORGEOUS COLOR CREATIONS FOR THE COMING PANTO. That veritable spirit of color, of dexterous draping, of the light, beauty, and magnificence always associated with Drury Lane pantomimes—Mons. Alias himself—gently lifted the veils from ...

... combination of the two mm%flnenu in a theatre like Drury Lane has, with all its artistic drawbacks, some practical advantages. ’ M. Fulton’s Opportunity. Whether n{::rt from these material delizbts Drury Lane will strike out in any new dramatic direction remains ...

... “DANTE” AT DRURY LANE 10 BE PRODUCED ON THE DAY THAT THE LYCEUM IS SOLD. There will be a touch both of sentiment snd pathos about the production of ** Dante ™ st Drury Lane, if Sir Henry Irving stages the play on 23 April: for on that day Sir Henry's ...

... DRURY LANE TO STRATFORD, Mr. Albert Fredericks has taken time by the forelock in the production of his annual pantomime. And a very good pantomime it is, as, of course, one might only expect from a production which is taken &om Drury Lane. - It met with ...

... OPERA AT DRURY LANE. The comp.n{ under the direction of' Caveliere Castellano which has been appear- | ing at the Coronet Theatre has migrated to | Dxur{ Lane, and began its season aur’pi-l ciously with a performance of “I 1 Trovatore ” with Bignm Alexina ...

... DRURY LANE MATINEE. There has been a great rush for seats for the Dramatic and Musical Matinee in aid of the Princess Christian's Homes of Rest for entirely disabled soldiers at Drury Lane Theatre ou Tuescday, 15 May. The theatre will be decorated entirely ...

... DRURY LANE MATINEE. CROWDS SUPPORT SIR H. IRVING'S EFFORT FOR THE GALVESTON FUND. The playgoing public showed its appreciation of a long program of good things and its sympathy for Texas in her day of trouble by crowding to Drury Lane yesterday after ...