... DRURY LANE. tb« thm VkVL Mam, Qnufet*. Si«, —In reference tx» the or rangemen ta which the dircct-ore Drury Lane Theatre have entered into tor the future management of that theatre, no doubt in the exercise of their beat judgment, we point out that the ...

... DRURY LANE. Last sight large audience assembled to witness the one hundredth performance of Ben-Hur,” and to secure the souvenir distributed in honour of the occasion. The souvenir, if we misuke not, is the' handsome album of. pictures of scenes from ...

... DRURY LANE. In view of the big reduction in the profits of the Theatre Roval Drury Lane, it would have been a more prudent course on the part of the directors to have conserved their resources, instead of dividing to the hilt, as thev have done. The profits ...

... DRURY LANE iTHEATRE THEATRES. rjAIETY THEATRE. Manager, Mr. Gxoasx Edwakdis. At 2.15 and 8,15, Mr. George Kdwardes’ new production. THE GIRL ON THE FILM, a Musical Farce. MATINEE EVERY SAT. at2.l& Box-office open 10 10. LOBE. Shaftesbury Av. (Tel. Gerr ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL I6CHTLT, I. MATIVE).«SAT.,MI ...

... DRURY LANE. SHAREHOLDERS* MESSING TO-DAY. ...

... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. Radiant Spectacle of Victory and Pcace. ,t Daily s> - ...

... DRURY LANE. Last night at Drury Lane the Russian ballet added Stravinsky’s Sacre du Printemps the repertory, the work receiving Us first performance in England. It is not possible to write in at all favourable terms of this latest study in musical cacophony ...

... DRURY LANE. «“'“s>r uTl . Ofißurnott. formerly Lord f member the » f „; Messrs. Haddeley, dis- FoX . lh is with an Exchange ,;US native the forthcoming sale of Wd« i.. the West E„ I. „ , .. that has taken place in Lon a very lung time, '■rSi «f 11)1 ...

... DRURY LANE. END OF THE BEECHAM SEASON. Whatever may have been the reason why Falstaff was held back until the final night of the Beechaui season, it is distinct loss to the public, for the memoiy of that ouo performance must inevitably lose it* lustre ...

... DRURY LANE. Mr. T. H; Birch, presiding at the meeting of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, to-day, said that the shareholders could congratulate themselves on a successful year’s working. He pointed out that the' production of Every Woman,” which they had ...

... DRURY LANE. If wanted a disproof of the now very stale contention as pantomime bciiig necessarily vulgar,” one could n:,! find that disproof more happily exemplified than in the new Cinderella' at Drury Lane. Mr. Arthur Collins has appeal to a hroad, ...