... Herbert Beerbohm Tree, besides t great actor, was a great poseur. he d, •ay Eit el: he was standing at the top of th, 8 of Drury Lane Theatre cynically surveytoit,°'erld when a wag noticed him. Dashing th e wag inquired, Pray, sir, are you c 'tParticular ...

... THE TALE OF A SHIRT. BUT I was telling you about Colley Cibber. Cibber, ae I said, was at one time a patentee of Drury Lane Theatr e , —this was before the rebuilding by Butt—ard one Colonel Brett. who later became manager of Old Drury, was particular ...

... great West End success. F YORK'S. Gerr. 513. Marie Tempest. 13' , THE MARRIAGE OF KITTY. DRURY LANE THEATRE. 8.30: Mat.. Thurs. and Sat., 2.30. L. PICKLE Drury Lane Theatre has re-opened with Arthur --=- SPURS THE APPETITE 'Ai r . AIE Shirley's new play ...

... watch'd him at the peep °- f But, damn him, still he slipp'd from us away' &fie' And, when we thought we had him, he Where Drury Lane erects its well-known head. And Covent Garden lifts its domes on Morning and neon and night we find him fle d ' Most snugly ...

... entirely unfounded on fact. The same remark will apply to the recently promulgated canard that he is about to repeat, at Drury Lane, his triumphant appearance as Hamlet, in which he scored so unqualified a success at Wigan in the early 'Ws. ...