... deed, they were still adjudged vagabonds, who could be bullied almost anywhere, for in the very year that the Tatler began Drury Lane was shut by order of the Lord Chamberlain on account of the manager's treatment of his troupe. Pope, writing on August 19 ...

... in Mr. Hall Caine's drama at His Majesty's Theatre Mrs. Arthur Raleigh, who will, I presume, next week be on the stage at Drury Lane Miss Eva Moore, who watched her husband's (Mr. Esmond) admirable acting from the stalls Miss Beatrice Ferrar Mr. Arthur ...

... at Drury Lane.. I could wish that attempts should be made to give a still more coherent story that the children would delight to follow, and here a German fairy tale might, I think, become very serviceable. It is impossible to refer to Drury Lane without ...

... SIR HENRY IRVING AS DANTE AT DRURY LANE. Sir Henry Irving looks Dante to the life. He practically bears on his shoulders the entire weight of MM. Sardou and Moreau's play DRAWN BY C. A. BUCHEL ...

... shades of the actor's countenance the wrong way. If a beam to hold lamps as at Wynnstay were placed over the proscenium at Drury Lane or Covent Garden Theatre the goddesses in the upper tiers of boxes and the two and one shilling gods in the galleries would ...

... they quarrels and does the business no good-- like last autumn, when they carried the boards for The Best of Friends at Drury Lane and nagged each other all day. If the means of the sandwich-men are small their way of living is in some instances made ...

... THE AUTHOR OF THE FLOOD TIDE AT DRURY LANE Mr. Cecil RaleigR's Career. Mr. Cecil Raleigh has in The Flood Tide given us a touch of something that is quite new at Drury Lane. People who know Mr. Raleigh only from his melodramas at the Lane cannot be ...

... in The Flood Tide at Drury Lane- A POSTER FOR ALICE THROUGH A LOOKING-GLASS AT THE NEW THEATRE Reproduced by permission of the printers, W. T. Haycock and Sons, 69 and 70, Dean Street, W. A POSTER FOR HUMPTY-DUMPTY AT DRURY LANE Designed and printed ...

... much, you put me into the condition of honest J oseph. Young Desmoulins thinks he has got something, he knows not what, at Drury Lane; his mother talks little of it. Sure it is not a humm. Mr. Leach, who- thinks his ancient rights invaded, stands at bay ...

... boy to a friend in the gods, Larry, my boy, there's luck for us all the place is full. Sent by Miss E. G. Spalding, 146, Drury Lane, W.C. A Practical Problem A boy went into a confectioner's shop and asked for a glass of lemonade. When it was given him ...

... flie Bran Vie dy Aaraffliiz The authorities of Drury Lane may fairly deem themselves ill used by fate in having been arraigned for vulgarity and general unsuitability for the young by a newspaper of large circulation. Undoubtedly the particular songs ...

... oina all ILsme. Mr. Randall, who is practically 'the successor of Dan Leno, plays the part of the Fairy Asbestos in the Drury Lane pantomime. It is rather a rare thing for the low comedian to play the part of a fairy and is in curious contradiction to ...