... next week, a brief outline of the story being as follows:—Charles H. relax-. ing after a lengthy council meeting, visits Drury Lane Theatre, and is there impressed by the unspoilt beauty and vitality of Nell Gwyn. He invites her out to supper, and their ...

... David Malloch or Mallet, the poet, some of whose plays had the high distinction of being performed on the historic stage of Drury Lane. In the Herald' of 6th June, Mr Hag' art. writing on Mallocli, said h born at the farm of Dunruchan, about three miles ...

... show rich in humour and with singing and dancing well above the ordinary 'music-hall standard. The cast includes the famous Drury Lane dame comedian, Shalin Glenville, who is supported:by a bevy of artiste who create attractive ensembles and amusing situations ...

... many of Britain's greatest players have at various times appeared. It is close on 170 years since it was first produced at Drury Lane Theatre, but Sir Peter and Lady Teazle, Charles Surface and Maria have weathered the years well. We look forward to meeting ...

... will carry thu Real Shadow, when he appears in Arbroath. There are limits to stage realism, and what was pieturesque at Drury Lane be(VIM'S incongruous on a small local stage. Some of have an amusing me yof a white horse in n Dewrt Song production that ...

... companies,. Mr Fred A. I s an cid established 'avoerite, while Mt *nest James woe nun in the company which toured the great Drury Lane deems, 'The Whip. In Miss Enid G. Fordo, also of The It nip company, we have one who .has won a big repatatam in the ...

... amongst the theatrical fraternity. On that night the members of that profession then re- ident in London meet on the stage of Drury Lane Theatre, when the Baddersley cake is cut. and a great night is spent in In all pro- feasting and high carnival. bability ...

... craft who lost their lives in the Great War of 1914-18. The site is in Great Queen Street, Kingsway. A drab area abutting on Drury Lane will he trans- formed by the acquisition and demolition of a number of old properti o provide room for the new building ...

... exerted a certain effect upon the physical well-being of crowds of young people. THEATJUCAL MEALS. A comment upon the new Drury Lane production, - London Life, alluded to the enviable lot of the supers, who not only danced at a perfectly good ball, but ...

... hundred pounds a year. Mallet now turned his attention to the drama, and in 1731 Eurydice, a tragedy, was produced at Drury Lane. but, despite the advantage of having Garrick in the cast, it was a failure. A few years later, however, a Second dramatic ...

... visitors. In addition to the wire baskets a number of litter bins have been pet up along the forsaken. Oncf known as the Drury Lane of the East End, the famous Borough Theatre. Stratford. London. where Henry Irving. Ellen Terry. and other great theatrical ...

... of eternal font This was followed in 1731 by his Tragedy. of Ent hail the not unenviable distinction of being staged at Drury Lane. ' That Mallet had formerly been in straitened ciromistunew there is every reason to lieve — nio , t probably niter the ...