... Durward Lely, and Rutland Barrington, were despatched one evening to perform a bit of the opera at a big charity concert in Drury Lane- They went in the same four-wheeler, an d anyone looking into the cab as it lumbered along from one theatre to the other ...

... very mach like one of the admiring per. in whirti people are wont to deecribe •tone of the . Matinee of the pontoon.. at Drury Lane, or the , bridwint. dateline effect. of the ballet. at the Em• pire or the Alhambra. Sot redly not any each nutborot of ...

... special interest for novel readers and for the great number of playgoer. who have already made a record success of the present Drury Lane production. , ender the title. On the Bordera si er the C.it Sahara: Biskra and the garden of Allah. and is illustrated ...

... interview has bean obtained with Miss Gladys Cooper, wise has been playing admirably in and latterly in Eve/ 1 7 8 1:z . at Drury Lane, her part in being kept up at the same time. Fancy Work Section contains eon, broideries suitable for the Christman ...

... forgotten! My wife sent her compliments, and would be very pleased if you'll both have tea with her to-morrow, and go to Drury Lane Theatre afterwards. She's had the present of tickets for the pit stalls, and would be glad of your company. Don't say no ...

... season's pantomimes and entertainments. The list includes no fewer than twenty-two pantomimes for London and its suburbia. Drury Lane Theatre—always the scene of a magnificently-staged pantomime, which rejoices the hearts of generations of children—this ...

... Drums and Fifes, both of which were produced for Mr. Browne-Leoky by Mr. Brendan Stewart, late of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, etc. The characters in the plays were ably represented by Mr. Raymond Browne-Lecky. Rcelesview ; Mr. J. Brendan Stewart ...