... drury lane theatre BUBHT OUT. ...

... DRURY LANE SALE. Drury Lane Theatre, London, has privately purchased by • property merit company, of which Sir John Eis en . man, the shipowner, is • director. The purchasers will not be able to carry out any alterations to the theatre, as tome has still ...

... DRURY LANE FIRE. IBOH CURTAIN SAVES THEATER ut .rs g. g Roval Druryxu nwdav the theatre was the awn* morninc of outbreak fire of ® f , alarming character that fcare were entortamed for the safety of the huge building. , Hamiilv. nowerer, promptitude and ...

... THE DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. The Pull Mall Gossett, says :—What areas Impressions left by the production at Drury Ines? In the first pleases extraordinarily brilliant aspect el house. The national theatre is always a lee sight, even whim empty, so beautifully ...

... turn of phrase, this, and one that we can apply to the Drury Lane pantomime of last night without, Lien entendo, the slightest thought of condescension. For, notoriously, all the patrons of Drury Lane lay a scheme to be pleased with the pantomime ; and ...

... COMEDY AT DRURY LANE. In the drama which goes Into rehearsal at Drury to-day farcical element will, is said, be more prominent than usual in the autumn productions at the classic house. There will, doubtless, be tho conventional number “thrills” and tho ...

... DRURY LANE THIE.'TRE. MARSAC OF GASCONY. [From Our Own Correspondent.] This was the piece with which the management of Drury Lane reopened on Saturday. It is not quite what one expects at this tbeatre. The author is pleased to call his play an heroic ...

... HISTORY OF DRURY LANE. Drury Lane Theatre is a continuation of the old playhouse in Covent-garden. and until the middle of the eighteenth century it had no especial name of its own. The present edifice is the fourth erected on ' the site. and it was modelled ...

... DRURY LANE PRODUCTIONS. Prepaw.tious are gome lor three enormous productions at Drurj-loiio. Tlicy Ceci Ealei'di’s new autumn drama, the usual pantomime, and tliu American drama, “lien Hur,” from Ml. Itoo’s famoin atory. The last-named will sicnallscd ...

... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. Many country folk make ~sits to London at this time of year, and it is. *to assume that a majority of them wend t. way along the Strand and Wellington Strec. - the purpose of reaching Drury Lane Theatre oyal, where the pantomime ...

... THE FIRST DRURY LANE PANTOM I When the first pantomime waa performed at Drury-lane in London was in a fever of excitement. A man named Weaver controlled the destinies of the house at that period, and the pantomime in particular was called The Tavern ...

... MEETING IN DRURY LANE THEATRE At meeting held in Drury Lane Theatre last night, a resolution was passed approving of the Labour Party’s Unemployed Workmen Bill, and calling open the House of Commons to give the bill second reading. Mr Arthnr Henderson ...