... DRURY LANE. MIGNON.” It seems extraordinary that some enterprising manager has not mounted Ambroise Thomas’s pretty operetta. The work has not been heard in central London for several years, and last night it must have been a novelty to the bulk of the ...

... TO DRURY LANE KINO EDWARDS DEPARTURE Tl»o Kinff of Portugal, accompanied King Edward. Queen Alexandra, the Queen Norway, Princess Victoria, and litlla Prince Olaf, left Windsor by special train yesterday morning for London, arriving at Paddington eleven ...

... Drury Lane. To-night— Prince 1f;: 4 7.4.5. To-morroir— The of Joseph (firm performance), 'Tamar, Papillona. KW. Wodneeday-- Coq &Or and Daphnis et Chloe. A. Thumday—The Legend of Joseph. leoputra. Mid 8.30. Friday— Nuit de Mee ...

... DRURY LANE. A great critic of modern siege, who owes to no admiration for the English dream of the pest few generations, once remarked that Drury Lane Leaden theatre whose disappearawe would sake a gap in the I Rational We. The saying is true, and the ...

... OPERA AT DRURY LANE. The Beecham opera season opens at Drury Lane to-morrow. and for the owning night Rimeky-Korsakov's Ivan the Terrible is to be given. The opera is to be heard for the first time In English. On Monday the work will be the Marriage ...

... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. After a run of seven weeks ** Dick Whittington has takevi a new lease of life, much the satisfaction of the patrons of Drury Lane Theatre. Little exoision has been made from the original pantomime, and a number new dances songs have ...

... DRURY LANE PROFITS. The directors of Drury Lane Theatre report a gross profit for the ended June 30, 1924, of £3l 316 After deducting rent, rates, taxes and insvirances £11.604. debenture interest 4,200, directors' £934, and other charges, a net profit ...

... PAGEANT OF DRURY LANE. The pageant of Drury Lane Theatre. which as to be represented on Friday, the 27th, in celebration tif the twentyone years of management by Mr. Arthur Ccillins, is designed and written be Mr. Louis N. Parker, and will depict the ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. -THIS DAY. *t I M 7.M. THE MARRIAGES KAIR. Mue«e Eva Moor*. Marie George. Lvncaater Wallta, Lucy Hiblev. Marie Metsarv Albert I.vn Hardiojt. Gill. C. V. France. Vioceot Clue. Oscar Adye. Fred core. Arthur Poole. Frank Bradley. ...

... DRURY LANE PAGEANT. Mr. Arthur Collins will celebrate in September the completion of twenty-one years' management of Drury Lane Theatre. The occasion is to be marked by the special performance of a pageant which Mr. - Louis N. Parker is writing on the ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. THIS EVENING, 7.». THE MARRIAGES MAYFAIR. Mm«s tr» Moora. Man* Genrjr*. Mn. LaaOMter-W*JIM. Luc* Sibley. Mane Per*; Mean. Albert Cheekier. ll*rdinf. Besil CiU. C. V. France. Vincent dire. Oscar Adye. Fred Crare, Arthur Poole. Frank ...

... DRURY LANE PROSPECTS. Cheering Outlook at tho Annual Meeting. At the general meeting of the Theatre Royal. Lane. Limited.at the Theatre yesterday, Mr. T. IT. Birch presided, and moving the adoption of the report and accounts, said that thought they were ...