... reached, when Justice Mathewv will join him. Illustrated Papers. The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News illustrates the Drury Lane pantomime and other Christmas pieces in London, devotes two pages to the memory of the DLuke of Westminster, and two to ...

... melodrama of the year oundoubtedly wa5s kr Raleigh's Hearts are .Trumps,' whiich was produced early ip Sep- l tenoer at Drury Lane, and ran till Christmas. .A patriotic piece, With Flying Colours, Was ,ike-wisn successfully produced at the Adelphi ...

... 8thx, 1768. And, to give it a dee local interest, it may be mentioned that the . production of the play took place in the Drury Lane Theatre, Liverpool.. THE ART OF CONDUCTING. At the second day' sitting of the conference of the Incorporated Society of ...

... has been filled. There can be no doubt, to begin with, that Mr. James M. Glover has scored a tremendous success with his Drury Lane music. Mr. Glover has something like genius in composing for a certain sort of band. He has intuitive knowledge of inst ...

... Bowyer-Coronet. 26. Jack and the Beanstalk, pantomime, written and invented by Messrs Arthur Sturgess and Arthur Collins-Drury-lane. 26. Cinderella, pantomime-Standard. 26. The Forty Thieves, pantomime, written by. Fred Bowytii-Grand, Islington. 26. Puss ...

... of old furniture and old world knick- knacks, with which her homo is rich. Miss Beatrice Ferrar, the music-hall star at Drury Lane, says sho has no time for a hobby, but if she had one it would be the amassing of old lace and china meanwhile, she consoles ...

... LESLIE STUART proving a very strong one. In another important ' line,' that of melodrama, a great success was scored at Drury-lane by Mr CECIL RALEIGH with Hlearts are Trumps. The American importations of the year were numerous, and some of them, such ...

... liowver--Coronet. 2;. Joak' amn th: icaiistalk, pantomime, written anl invented by Mlessrs Arthur Sturgess and Arthur Collins-Drury-lane. 21;. Ci'di re/tat, panitomime-Standard. , The Fet> thicres, panutomime, written b3: Fred Biwe r (Graind, lhiigton. 2i; ...

... groat future, a-nd this is the least satisfactory feature of the ta-dye months. It seem3s to be an unwritten fawr -that cadh Drury Lane pantomime shall eclipse its predecessor in spectacular showv, a itask whilsC .muL.1s be increasingly difficult as the years ...

... with some other success in town. THE Duke and Duchess of Connaught attended the n performance of Jack and the Beanstalk at Drury-lane d Theatre on the evening of the 29th ?? Duke and t Duchess of Fife witnessed the performance of Aliss 'e Hobkls at the Duke ...

... PALL TO-NIGHT’S ENTERTAINMENTS. DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Managing Director. Arthi r Collins. The Children's Pantomime. TWICE DAILY, at 1.30 and 7.30, JACK AND THE BEANSTALK. Written and invented i>v ArthurSiußness and Arthur Collins. Music by J. M. Clover ...

... one of the lead- ing dailies saying that _Mr Arthur Roberts (the well- known comedian) was going to teen-pt mvisfortune at Drury Lane this Christmas wvith a pantomime scene in Which peacocks' feathers would be a promciuent feature. As a matter of fact, the ...