... Clays. To these must I.• added the theatres in Londm and the old Twit r which ani licensed be Lord Chamtiits lain. besides Drury Lane an I I; virtu° of the Royal Patent:, are. 'diva alike of the Lord Chamberlain and entry Colin: id Weighty speaking. that ...

... been i ijured by an explosion in the prison at Gras. Ada Sennett, formerly a well-known London artnws, and the widow of a Drury Lane actor whn committed suicide a few wel‘ks ago, again appeared in Manchester Police-court on Saturday, charged I with drunkenness ...

... year,. of age and has been on the stage for more than bovtuty years of that time, beginnius as a damn when a mere child at Drury Lane. 1 his instalment first gives some recollections of childhood, aid then the narrative moves to America, white Bra Gilbert ...

... behalf. The official announcement that the Duke of Bedford has granted to Mr. Arthur Collins an extension of the lease of Drury Lane Theatre must dispose of the fear, if any still remained, that this historical playhouse, so intimately associated with the ...

... altar rails. l'he flowers were afterwards sent to the Victoria Hospital for children in London, and to a poor parson in Drury Lane, and the offertory was given to the Children's Cottage Hospital, Cold Ash. ...

... finally Toole's. For many yearn the Beefsteak Club occupied part of the building. No longer hidden amid squalid streets, Drury-lane Theatre will. under the great County Council and allied improvements, stand forth conspicuous and accessible. Now a hive ...

... managers and the profession generally will be none too prosperntro. Still, there is a little movement to be foreseen. The new Drury-lane and New Century Theatre (formerly the Adelphi) will be opening shortly, and some noticeable features in the way of new plays ...

... Lorne fur fourteen years. This occurrence reminds me that remark* of shOilar kind are, in our own country—tea -• , •pt at Drury-lane, of courser—almost unknown in modem times; though now and 'hen one hears of an mdesirable being struck In the rd C+rmcelior ...

... given. In view of the examinations for Jena. 190'!, end 903. the MATRICULATION Woad by the University rutin. free, of 157 Drury Lane. hook give • calendar, with hot of felt &Rae inialing the special subjects. The examination papers for January, 1902, o ...

... going strongly at Drury Lane. and is likely to attract crowded Mares for many months to caste. And there is no question about the fact that It is to see the great chariot race that the greater part of the audiences crowd to Drury Lane. It certainly of ...

... alarm tea na would be emptied at all stations adjoining the scene of the outbreak. From what is beard of the autumn drama at Drury Lane Theutre, rehearsals of which have already commenced, the farcical element will be more strongly accentuated than in usual ...

... days. Th en on the 17th the at each half-yearly =midis. Ow the faith of laid toe. an d coda f or d r i v i ng a motor at an Drury Lane drama Flood Tide, which is now this numbers main Mi litia, and motive speed through Crawley. The police alleged net until ...