... DRURY LANE. The report of the directors of the Theatre Koval, Drury Lane, Limited, for the year ended June 30 last, states that the result of the year's working has again bz,en satisfactory, the profits being considerably above the average of previous ...

... REALISM AT DRURY LANE. THREE MEN INJURED BY EXPLOSION. There was too much realistic effect in one of the scenes at Drury Lane Theatre last night. Shortly after ten o'clock the last commando was being produced, and for this a mortar is used to explode ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, pays the same dividend as a year ago, but there has been a considerable faNing off in the profit, which for the past year has only amounted to £7,111, as compared with £20,651 to June 30, 1908. Twelve ...

... THE DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. One of the jests of the evening was fired oft at the expense of the Coliseum, which has four shows a day. I imagine that at the Coliseum one show ends before the other begins ; at Drury Lane the evening performance will have ...

... THE WHIP AT DRURY LANE. Drury Lane drama is far t(x) much of a national institution for even a man like Mr. Cecil Raleigh, bold enough to call Shakespeare a blackleg, to venture to tamper with it. So he and Mr. Henry Hamilton have respected the ...

... DRESSES AT DRURY LANE. Dress plays no mean part in the various realistic scenes in The Flood Tide. To describe them all is impossible. So perhaps it is wise to turn one's whole attention to those worn by Mrs. Tree and Miss Margaret I lalstan, the Baroness ...

... PANTOMIME AT DRURY LANE. The successful pantomime, like the popular book, has its successive editions, and having triumphantly emerged from its first seven weeks of life The Babes in the Wood at Drury Lane was last night brought up to date with new ...

... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. What everyone is in the habit of calling Pantomime, even if there be rivals, has been unlucky this year in the illness of Miss Nellie Stewart, its principal boy, and though the part - as been very well filled, Mr. Collins may be ...

... DRURY LANE FIRE. tiNe yestige of heat was found to have %Anislied from the scene of yesterday's tire early this morning. .t fireman was injured by the fall of sheet of iron in the ruins. At least three months ill be required to put the National Theatre ...

... -DANTE AT DRURY LANE. ' is It must be said, reluctantly, that Dante at Drury Lane a very Drury Lane Dante, so tar as the piece and not the acting is concerned. A glance at the list of persons in the play and a study of the synopsis of the scenery ...

... KILLIGREW AND DRURY LANE. 7'o du EDITOR of THE WESTMINSTER GAZETTE. SIR,—If your Note of the Day in Monday's 11 eshninster :rncerning Killigrew and Drury Lane is correct, King Charles must have made his bon mot serve twice, as other wits have dune ...

... THE SCHOOL-ROOM AT DRURY LANE. When, in a few days' time, Cinderella makes her final exit from the stage of Drury Lane, there will also come to an end one of the many side-shows in which London abounds, but of which the outer world knows nothing ...