... DRURY LANE. in producing — 7: iver — yer — oma — n. described modorn morulity play, in place of the regulation Drury Lane, autumn drama. Mr. Collins bee taken c forward it Pp which be cordially we:coned. At the same time he probably feels that fertina ...

... 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. It a touching eight to the large number of wounded soldiers who, with their devoted nurses, witneieed the rehearsal of Puss in Boot., the pantomime at bruit.' Line, and cheering to remark the whole-hearted enjoyment theyclieplayed, and ...

... DRURY LANE, Is oast for the second performence At Drury LAM of Die Zattherte. M Margaret* Sims was the Night. This artist. as the Princess in Der was altogether out of her eakirstors not being forte, and it sineprining acquitted heaven so well as ...

... 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 ...

... DRURY LANE. A novel forrn - Ot - cift;rt;in - iiiiiiiit was given on Monday . at Drury Lam. Itimsky-Korsakov's Coq d'Or (Tee Golden Cocierell is neither an opera nor a ballet, but a combination of both. The story is represented in pantomime and dance ...

... 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. magnificent film. The air thrills are the greatest yet. and the glimpses of the clout. valleys of the sky are unique in their Geauty. 't he magnask.ope, which enlarges the screen, gives an effect of space and grandeur to the scenes in ...

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... DRURY LANE. Ivan the Terr — ihre . .. - ths7Woon — il of the Russian operas. deals with a romantic episode in the life of the terrible Tsar. showing his finding of • daughter, only to lose her. The music of Rimakylionsakov employs many Russian folk ...

... DRURY _LANE. Mr. Forbes lii - ib . e — rt;:n ha' now added Mice and Men to the repertory of his farewell and whatever one may think of the sientuutntality of Mrs. Biter's comedy. which appeals mainly to thoce who sweet plays, there is no doubt that ...

... DRURY LANE. George Fleming', adaptatioa of Kiphug's, 'rhe Failed. was revived cm Monday by Mr. Yorbee-BAkertdrau. ploy is weak as oompued with toe book. Still, it has no. inoments; the in which Dirk Helder is stricken witn blandness being too for stage ...