... HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1905. DRURY LANE. Old Time Pantomimes Revived. This year's pantumiinc at Drury Lane is return to the old-fashioned Christmas entertainment which one remembers in one s youth. Sir Frank Burnand, the genial editor Clinch, ...

... THE EDITOR OF THE MANCHESTER CITY NEWS. Sir,—With the solitary exception of Drury Lane, pantomime is this year entirely banished from the central London theatres. And a Drury Lane pantomime, in common with pantomimes elsewhere, is 3 combination of sumptuous ...

... • \N DAN LENO S SUCCESSOR. Mr. Artnur Collins, of Drury Lane, is ever a man of surprises and ideas, and he had a card up his sleeve for the Drury Lane pantomime which astonished the knowing public, when forced by the sad circumstances to find a successor ...

... THE FRENCH MINISTER OF WAR. DAN LENO S SUCCESSOR. Mr. nrtnur Collins, of Drury Lane, is ever a man of surprises and ideas, and he had a card up his sleeve for the Drury Lane pantomime which astonished the knowing public, when forced by the sad circumstances ...

... We have at last lodged Sir Henry Irving at Drury Lane Theatre, after his expulsion from the Lyceum under the Spartan decision of the London County Council, ostensibly on the question of public safety. Drury Lane was and is the one theatre in London that ...

... •MISTAKEN IDENTITY. sad mistake was made bv mother who came from Leicester London with her little son to see •* bmbad Drury Lane. some means they them.'elves at Covent Garden, where Lohen®rin ' was being given. The opening of the opera •oraowhat depressed ...

... DAN LENO'S SUCCESSOR. Mr. Arthur Collins, of Drury Lane, is evet a man of surprises and ideas, and he had a card up his sleeve for the Drury Lane pantomime which astonished the knowing public, when forced by the sad circumstances to find a successor to ...

... its annual pantomime, which has been to the East End what Drury Lane is to the West End. and its highly coloured melodramas, which occupied the stage during the summer months. A's with Drury Lane, the Conquests always paid the greatest attention to scenic ...

... its annual pantomime, which hos been to the East End what Drury Lane is to the, West End. and its highly coloured melodramas, which occupied the stage during the summer months. As with Drury Lane, the Conquests always paid the greatest attention to scenic ...

... its annual pantomime, which has been to the East End what Drury Lane is to the West End. and its highly coloured melodramas, which occupied the stage during the summer months. As with Drury Lane, the Conquests always paid the greatest attention to scenic ...

... its annual pantomime, which has been to the East End what Drury Lane is to the West End. and its highly coloured melodramas, which occupied the stage during the summer months. As with Drury Lane, the Conquests always paid the greatest attention to scenic ...

... business throughout the country. Drury Lane had been peculiarly unfortunate in the lamentable deaths of some ci its best performers. He alluded particularly to the death of Sir Henry Irving, who had agreed to make Drury Lane hie home when in London, and all ...