... DRURY LA.NE. MARTIN HARVEY, Autumn Tour, J*pt. 16. THEATRE ROYAL. NEWCASTLE. M - BRANDON Disengaged. Address. 30. gardene. B.W THOMAS, \fR. CHARLES COLLETTE, U*- MICAWBER. D. PARK. EABTBOI AddreM. The Era M U. E ROBSON, Address. TreUwnj, Pairfax road ...

... DRURY LANE iTHEATRE THEATRES. rjAIETY THEATRE. Manager, Mr. Gxoasx Edwakdis. At 2.15 and 8,15, Mr. George Kdwardes’ new production. THE GIRL ON THE FILM, a Musical Farce. MATINEE EVERY SAT. at2.l& Box-office open 10 10. LOBE. Shaftesbury Av. (Tel. Gerr ...

... DRURY LANE. Mr. Collins n.rt +lle better than hi% rbxrnliuK wlewping beauty of last veor. and with the of new effects and scenes and up-t.edste hunaour the punt., opine Pandit( as ',lir Drury bane pantonion , did. Id rourse George Graves atal \. ill ...

... DRURY LANE. “THE WHITE CAT” REVISITED, While acUisowledgiiqf aeccssaary oompro and sundry changes and additions, the Drury management nowiee admit to solitary cridim&m that so much bitter controversy after tiro first performance- of their pantomime. Indeed ...

... DRURY LANE. ST TR DR SN Harry Welehwan, Fdith Day, Gene Gerrard. Evge., 815, Mate, Wed., Sat, 2.30. iGer. 2588)) DUKE OF YORK'S. GOOD MORNING, BILL. With Ernest Trucx. FEvgs., 830. Wed,, Sat., 2.30. FORTUNE. (Reg 1307) 830, ON APPROVAL. By Frederick Lousdale ...

... DRURY LANE, Signor*'’ Slroor* ic» di Minbwa dinner VnmwA Rißolrtto 9igunr Apamtaeite Rutror Mtwna Mantrrone Siysor B;gsnr The reoond night of the ozpemnentol Italian Opera Drury evening. wlien “Rigoleeto” fiflod ...

... DRURY LANE. MIGNON.” It seems extraordinary that some enterprising manager has not mounted Ambroise Thomas’s pretty operetta. The work has not been heard in central London for several years, and last night it must have been a novelty to the bulk of the ...

... AT DRURY LANE. -PUBO IN BOOTS.” Thr* h»\t> »on** «*LiBK 191W* iMfr ljU*. » ooud. Me O. R. Sim* ■“ Arthur OoJliiv* uro «»prrU tl«« ,1 tl.rra Mr Frank Lh« kaa worked. Tho rmm* dtaapitoiota «ipoc ...

... DRURY LANE. The Desert :Song, produced at Drury Lane, was received with unbounded enthusiasm. Tho production is wonderfully staged, the music most attractive, and the singing and acting excellent. There are a-ne fine choruses. and one of the outstanding ...

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... DRURY_ LANE. Boris Godounov, ' the Russian opera which. thanks to the enterprise of Sir Joseph Beecham, was produced at Drury Lane on Tuesday, is a most interesting work. It is rather a series of tri e ents v. tlf i n e L a w r ork rilsi.thfililedcownrred ...

... At Drury Lane, It was wonderful audience at tho Lane the first, night of the iMmt.o-mime, and Julian Wylie struck a happy note as soon the curtain rose by introducing the iimno.-taU in the harlequinade before, instead of after, show. Several of the old ...