... DRURY LANE. Last night's revival of Sallied Orders at Drury looks like being a success. Mews. Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton's spectacular melodrama has beeii brought up to date. notably in the last act; and the battleship and the fight in the air ...

... DRURY LANE. The theutre so closely associated with Royalty in Stuart days is _the most perfect place for the setting of such a fine story as “The Three Musketeers.” Tuesday evening’s performance—the 106th—was proof of the tremendous hold the story, its ...

... DRURY LANE. In view of the big reduction in the profits of the Theatre Roval Drury Lane, it would have been a more prudent course on the part of the directors to have conserved their resources, instead of dividing to the hilt, as thev have done. The profits ...

... • DRURY LANE. Everywoman is the wonderful play that is how being performed at the above theatre. 31r. H. B. Irving, as Nobody, coulee on belot• each and explains what is to happen. Miss Alexandra Carlisle, as Everywoman, starts life with Youth ...

... John Flynn,’ aged 20, was charged before Mr. Mar » Of Skipton, deposed that on Friday afternoon he was in the gallery,of Drury. Lane: Theatre, and had his gold watch, chain, snd seal stolen there. He gave information to the police, and acting on their advice ...

... Drury Lane. It is always safe to predict a gorgeous spectacu- lar display at Drury Lane in the pantomime season, and “ Blue Beard,” which Mr. Arthur Collins produces on Boxing Night, is not likely to fall short of its predecessor. It is understood that ...

... DRURY LANE. Last night at Drury Lane the Russian ballet added Stravinsky’s Sacre du Printemps the repertory, the work receiving Us first performance in England. It is not possible to write in at all favourable terms of this latest study in musical cacophony ...

... AT THE DRURY LANE FANTOm/AE. Among the good stories told by Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft in their book, “On and Off tho Stag©” is tha following:—“Very often during tho run of Aladdin’ ajid sometimes night after night—there sat in middle of tho pit a stout, ...

... DRURY LANE. (Special to the Westminster Gazette.) ()id Bill--Bairnsfather's Old Bill—is now intent unon making theatrical history. lie is about to tra‘ el the country with a better 'ole de luxe. It has happened in this way. Mr. C. B. Cochran who ...

... DRURY LANE. Though Drury Lane has been content to revive The Sleeping fur the second time, there arc changes made inevitable the circumstances of the day. Other theatrical managements Live been praised for keeping the war out of their productions; but ...

... TO DRURY LANE KINO EDWARDS DEPARTURE Tl»o Kinff of Portugal, accompanied King Edward. Queen Alexandra, the Queen Norway, Princess Victoria, and litlla Prince Olaf, left Windsor by special train yesterday morning for London, arriving at Paddington eleven ...

... DRURY LANE. With Othello Mr. Forbes-Robertson gives the last of his revivals, and from now till his farewell season ends, June 1, repetitions will be the order of the day, or, rather, night. As before, his presentation of the Moor is marked by rare ...