... theatrical representations of horse races, cricket matches, and nob hie, Londoners are now to be treated to a real fox bunt. Drury Lane this time is not to be the scene of this novel spectacle, bat the London Hippodrome. The fox hunting will be introduced ...

... Criterion in London. Another big Ameri- I can m iniagement is that of Meows. Wow and Melange,. who are to produce Rea Itur at Drury Lane nett Muter. They own theatre. in New Tork, Roston. Philadelphia, Chien., and St. Louis, and in addition control about 150 ...

... House in a glossy silk hat taken from his locker. But they do not smile now, they follow his example. The shareholders in Drury Lane Theatre will he rejoiced to know that they are to enjoy a dridend of 15 per cent. This is better than might hare been expected ...

... Italian road menders, and, • tailing these, to dog fanciers. We have heard a great deal thin year about theatrical depression. Drury Lane. however. lon not appear to have been among the names. The profits shown in the annual balance-Meet to be presented to the ...

... produced in Dublin by Mr. Benson on October Eist. Among the modern feature* is Mr. Cecil Rale*li's forthcoming production at Drury Lane will be a motor-car race, a taint difficult of realisation even on the largest stage. Mr. Arthur Bourchier lest Mrs. W. ...

... he presented with great magnificence at Drury Lane, and with soap new scenic *Sects introduced to us from America. The cast m now complete of The Oro* Millionaire, the new autumn drama ia lour oche 'at Drury Lane Tempe. Itehealoala. under the I direetion ...

... entieeistion whirl *1 so well with hie hrahlity of slttement. Ei erything satisfactory sad wreryoue was eougraudelory at of the Drury Lane proprietors this afternoon. 10 berth with, the lard George Loftus, was I able to announce that with the sew exioneon their ...

... ease —William Billiagsiey, !absent. of a asset of Moseley Street Charles Webb (M), braes meter's Isbell's'', of a mart off Drury Lane, Calfshill Street; and Frank Parslow roach painter's labourer, of a court of Barn Street—were present te custody. sad were ...

... William Billingsley (3), labourer, of court off Moseley AWOTEER Cearles Webb (31), brasscaster’s labourer, of cost court off Drury Lane, Coleshil] Street; and Frank 0 £250 Pareiow (23), coeah labourer, of court ton (19, two off Barn Street—were charged with ...

... third act which is out of keeping with the ether three. It chow. fact life in a London supper club. and is more suited to a Drury lane melodrama than a tender piece charming in its mingling of humour and pathos ea Sweet Lavender. It to not only out. of ...

... Strange Adventures of Alm Brown, an which the fun is Aronght about by • sena sweet' eliding as a schoolgirl. On Monday night Drury lane reopens, whew die extensive alteration. and the new play. Tbe I tireat Millionaire with a sensational motor Wt. will ...

... wonderful memory will always make The Greet Roby popular sob lovers of melodrama. It achieved an usqealdled triumph et Drury Lane. and tonsidering the seeress which ►m attended It elerwhere et cannot be said that we have seen it too Birmingham. The artist ...