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... THB PALL MALL ENTERTAINMENTS, DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Maiiagtiiflr Director, Arthur Collins. TO-NIGHT, EVERT Cooper Chffe,Ch«r __ . M Broujrhf birdie Sutherland, and Mra. Raleigh. ATINEESy EV^RY U C’KDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Also TOMORROW (Thursday) ...
... celebrated American Streator Zouaves in their marvellous drill performance, and Cheno Ling Son, the Chinese wonder worker. At Drury Lane the autumn drama, apart from its big sensation scene, usually depends greatly on tableaux depicting well-known social functions ...
... PALL TO-NIGHT’S ENTERTAINMENTS. DRURY. LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Managing Director, Arthur Collins. LAST NIGHTS. THIS EVENING at 7.30. MATINEES. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, 1.34 JACK AND THE BEANSTALK. Written and invented bv Arthur Sturgess and Arthur Collins ...
... ENTERTAINME NTS. DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Managing Director, ARTHUR COLLINS. TO-NIGHT, and EVERY EV7IlNG, alt7.38, a onew and original drama of modern life, THE PRICE OF PEACE, byCECILRALEIGproducedbyARTHURCOLLINS, with powerful cast, includin- Henry ...
... ENTERTAINMENTS. DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Manasrirui Director, Arthur Lollins. TONIGHT, and EVERY EVENING, 7.4 b. TO .0 THI HRICE of EACEi . . ,. Raliioh, produced Arthur Coixirs, with powerful cast, mcludine Henry Neville, Cliffe Charlea M. Lowne, Frank ...
... ENTERTAINMENTS. DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Managing Director, Arthur Collins. TO-NIGHT, and EVERY EVENING, at 7.«>, TO-ML.ni, th£ pR CE OF pEACEi C vs,, Ralrigh, produced Arthur Collins, with powerful cast, including Henry Neville, niffe Charlea M. Lowne ...
... two new plays of the present week. including Mr. Cecil Raleigh's romantic drama, entitled The Price of Peace, with which DRURY LANE reopened on Thursday evening, come, unfortunately, too late for critical notice in our present number. As regards Mr. Raleigh's ...
... PRINCE'S THEATRE. THE GREAT RBUY. One of the most successful of -the Drury Lane produotions, The GreatRuby, has a combination of attractions which fully account for the peculiar fascination it has for the play-going public. It is not only the vehicle ...
... Weston, who comes of one - of the oldest theatrical families in the country her grandfather, Edmund Falconer, being lessee of Drury Lane Theatre many yeavs ago. 2 Judging by the manner in which the piece has 2 been received in other towns, big bosiness 3 should ...
... powers of Mozart, and such combina- tion casts as Titiens, Nilsson, Kellogg, Santley, Faure, and Foli in Figaro at Drury Lane, or Patti, Vanaini, Sessi, Mario, and Graziani in Don Ciovanni ' at Covent Garden, drew as largely as the De Reszkes rnd ...
... features. LONDON) 83, King William Street, E.C OFFICES/ 3, Fall Mall East, S.W. No. 11.132.—Y0u LXXI. entertainments. DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Managing Director, Arthur Collins. TONIGHT and EVERY EVENING, at 7.45, TOMGHI, .n pRICE 0F p EACEf tir.H ...
... Velumnia.' T'he old actors all w h tried Ooriolantus, althlough downr to the time of the Eldmiund Kean and Mrs Glovere, at Drury Lane, e in 1820, Shnkespeare's play was mixed up with Po the works of Tate, Tomson, and miany other 5. writers. Evtn J. P. Komble ...