... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME Drury Lane pantomime this year promisw to rival in splendour anything previously produced that historic house. Mr. Arthur Cblima, with the aid small army of assistants and the expenditure of something like £20,000, has prepared a ...

... THE DRURY LANE SENSATION Mr. Caa-OaM. , aotioa to aak th* HaSt Satantaay . t* thara no. is, looa THE DIVORCE COll COLONEL'S DAUGHTER GRANTED A DECREE NISI ...

... THE DRURY LANE MURDER. The Home Secretary has decided that the law must take its course in the case Alfred Highfield, now lying under of death for the murder his sweetheart in Great Queen-street, Drury-lane, London. The execution is fixed for to-morrow ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. THE EVENING POST. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1908. Old Drury has more than once been destroyed by fire, which is as much dreaded on the stage in the lace market. As long ago as 1672 it swept away 60 neighbouring houses with it, and its reopening ...

... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME «“« CINDERELLA.” [FROM OUR DRAMATIC cRmITIC.] > It will certainly not be through any lack .of nef talent if the Drury Lane pantomime 13 5:; achieves less than its usual success. MT- Arurg;, Collins has been absolutely prodigal in ...

... THE DRURY LANE THEATRE COMPANY WITH THE DRURY LANE PRODUCTION, took ding Soeewry, Dresses. and Stage Bffaeta, AS USED AT DRURY LANS TqBATB* la the Beal, Uviog. Humao •THE PBODIGAL SON.” ...

... TWELFTH NIGHT AT DRURY LANE. The famous old Twelfth Night custom of catting the “Beddeley Cake” was duly observed for the 116 th tito* Drury Lane l*t night after the curtain hod fellsn upon “Dick Whittington.” For the fifth year in sueesaioa Mr. Hurry ...

... THE KING AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. The King witnessed performance of Ben ! Lane Theatre, London, last night, occupying box specially erected in the pit. Some days ago his Majesty signified bis intention of seeing the play, and ordered box in the usual ...

... DAINTY DRESSES AT DRURY LANE. The a Lane production always make it of interest know something about the dresses worn the autumn drama, and, according the Lady Pictorial. those which were seen Thursday at the first performance of The Flood ...

... ECHO THE DRURY LANE DEMONSTRATION. LEICEaTTER MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT Ac Bow-etrod, to-day, William A Moore, LVdelpJu-terrace, Strand, and Henry R. Aldridge, Leicester, were for eeeaultlng Mrs. A, C. Helen Meredith, of Timberconrbe (House, near Bisley ...

... AU REVORE TO DRURY LANE, I says— and many happy returns! I looked out for the Covent Garden showed ow the nay. but I didn't see him again. I was going t give him my prqgrommo for his kindneea, if I'd reed him. I lauded in Nottinisham at f oar-arty ...

... MR. HAPPY RANDALL AND DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. In the Chancery Court, today. Messrs Saunders' and Curzon sought interim injunction to restrain Mr. Harry Randal], the well-known comedian, from! L'rurv Lane Pantomime, or any other Jut*pitSSirI°**1°** W n u ...