... DRURY LANE. “THE SINS OF SOCIETY.” GRAND SPECTACULAR DISPLAY AT Messrs. Cecil Raleigh‘m nnd Henry Hamilton's new play, *' The Sins of Society (undoubtedly suggested by Father Vaughan’s famous sermons), met with an exceedingly hearty reception from full ...

... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME Mr. Arthur Collins has added another to his many triumphs in tlm year’s Drnry pantomime “Dick Whittington. in which then* are several magnificent spectacles, particularly the Harbour Gold scene, where corgeoosly - apparelled p ...

... LYCEUM. COLISEUM. ANT> DRURY LANE SUMMONED. case cotjairlcrabio interest and H&orlance the theatrical world come before Sir A. do Rutxen. at Bow Street Police Court, London, when the Lyceum (lutii) (Ltd.) were summoned, at the instance of the Westminster ...

... BELFAST EVENING TELEGRAPH, MONDAY. DECEMBER 190 b. - _ , DRURY LANE PANTOMIME IN BELFAST EXTRAORDINARY! YOU THINK IT? TRUE, NEVERTHELESS. Ask to hear on the GRAMOPHONE records by Dan Leno, Herbert Campbell, Marry Randall, and r th L t^ an e yoIT wanl; ...

... week sees Mr. Hall Caine’a new Drury Lane melodrama. ‘'The Prodigal Son,’' produced, and next interest the fact that Mr. Hall Caine has provided a play for Drury Lane the fact that Mr. Georg© Alexander appears at Drury Lane in the principal part of the ...

... The salary to be paid to Mr. George Alexander when ho plays the boro in Mr. Hall Caine’s melodrama, The Prodigal Son,” Drury Lane, London, in the antamn, is £250 week, bat, large as that fignro is, the conditions nnder which it to be paid moke it more ...

... ‘The Prodigal Son.'' which comes to the Theatre Boyar. Belfast, nest week, is the first piece which Mr. Colons mode his Drury Lane With what calls •‘real, living, human drama, ,l and, it will b© remembered, started out this scheme engaging less actor ...

... The Drama. The theatrical event of the year was the appearance at Drury Lane of the late Sir Henry Irving as “Becket.” The circumstances of the tragically sudden death the great actor will be well within the memory of our readers. Returning to his hotel ...

... Usual Box Office. ROYAL. NEXT WEEK. Matinee i FRIDAY, 2 Diary Lsno Company. “THE PRODIGAL BON. by Dali Caioc. The entire Drury Lane Production. All the Original Scenery and Effect*. Produced by Attbnr Collins. Special Engagement of Mi.* Alma Morray and ...

... things have been Very busy, and business lias been booming The chiel jiroduction the veer was Si Henry Irvine’s ■'Dante Drury Lane, which was .u»t only jircat artistic su:cess, but a Roat imancial one well, was splendid production, splendidly played. ...

... AN t'NREHEARSBD ACT. The recent fii-e Drury Lane proved how necessary ore the numerous pii•cautions taken guard against fire theatres. Those who visited a Strasbourg theatre a few days ago may however, think that such precautions ran carried too far. ...

... parlour. As of Tb© P.ret Jp'rientW* begin* al quarter oigltt. M« not have dined in her palace at a Royal boor and re-v Drury Lane time. .So iiinred of coming Into, sbo took dinner theatre the first and seoond «c*». Eight courres were rervej roiautes ...