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... immediately west of Lincoln's Inn Fields, on lines similar to those of the Oxford House; and the existing building. 45 and 46, Drury Lane, was opened by Lord Haisbury, in November of that year. These premises were the only suitable ones available at ,the time ...
... Then are promised opportunity seeing A Message from Mars” Stuart’s Florodora” Rip Winkle” from Her Majesty’s Theatre the Drury Lane success “Hearts are Trumps” Charley’s Aunt” Miss Julia Neilson Mr Terry and company Nell Gwynne” Mr and Mrs Charles in Mr- ...
... Ravens- burg, *ho,was last Christmas i the principal boy at one of the Birmingham theatres, to appear in the sane character at Drury Lane. I The first lady organist to be elected Fellow of the Royal College .of Organists was-Mrs. Mary Layton, who has just resigned ...
... play will be givenL The Promise is the title temporarily bestowed upon the new drama of ir. Cecil Raleigh with which Drury Lane will reopen. It is understood that before production the name will be changed. Miss Olga Nethersole finishes her Scotch ...
... secretary. W. (item• 31, Ms-road ilmrthwirit. V.C.—Ooiours. red shirts; ground and iltorge Babel; seattney, J. Harrison, Drury.lane, Solihull. WIEST Ir.OXWKII T.M.C.A.—Groand sad dress. West Beasswicli; secretary, J. A. Maws, -stirrt, West Bromwich. FOR ...
... stated to have formerly belonged to the Carl Opera Company and to have once held remunerative engagements at the Shaftesbury Drury Lane and Princess’s Theatres in was sent to gaol for a month’s hard labour Birmingham to a Bishopric East-enders whose memories ...
... outiot-l r:t~ stnue as 'e era.Commercial coni- Jaeswre dull. V'elabach Incandescent ?? L;,'I:ngI:1lindak, Theatre Rloyal (Drury- Lane) SM ¶d S ituna1tzt ?? ; anti Btnith 'Nutuscspe, Eng'lish ewng Cirton, and RieChInondl Hill and Co. JI nut, C> Arthur Pearson ...
... Price of Peace, Mr. Cecil Raleigh's new autumn melodrama, for which Mr. Arthur Collins is making, extensive preparations at Drury Lane, the Gaiety resu the run of the S7ccessful mulsical comedy, TLe Messenger Boy, and th t.-rio that of tne similarly triumphant ...
... Son-Edinburgh, 2%. Penarth Harbour, Dock, and Railway-Cardiff, 12. South Ilet-ton Coal-d9, Lombard St., 1. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane-Drury Lane, W.O:; 3. United Indigo and Chernical-Manchester, 4. Waltham Abbey and Ch}eshunt Gas and Coke- Waltham Cross, 3Y.. ...
... eaci & ing character. Comedy is well represented. and the parts are entrusted to capable hands. Like the majority of the Drury Lane uramas the mounting is of an elaborate character. The ohief characters are taken by the Misses Amy Abbott. Hope Dudley. ...
... be the title of l the new play by Mr. J. M. Barne with which Mr. I BoUrchier wi]l open the Garrick. Air. Cecil Rale;gh's Drury Lane drama is for the present called ' The Price of Peace. The name is no:. however, finaliv decided. and if another aud l better ...
... Boxe-s, Vt: ?? dcand rchstrabrals Reserved), is.; To trirr, anl During the Week, at 7.10, ENY PUNDAS'S CO-MrANY, in the prent Drury Lane Drama, T?.DERBY WIN B:Of~ee (qpn Ede~en o r Three. Telephone 267. ixTrTr'1111DANDY YFIH.' jAT O I A.: L THE AT JR E sy~st~iiY ...