... DRURY LANE THEATRE Victim of Its Own Prestige The unique position the Theatre Royal. Dmry Lane. In relation the British Stage was urged by Mr. Walter Payne, presiding London to-duy at the annual meeting the company owning the theatre. After all the ...

... THE DRURY LANE TRADITION. Mr. T. N. Birch, chairman the directors of the Royal, Drury Lane, at the annual meeting today, said that the production of Everywoman at the theatre, although an artistic success, was not what they had hoped for financially ...

... AT DRURY LANE IN THE I am afraid Melford was not eo much In the 7 hes eye in latter days as hie friends would have to have seen him, and to my mind his appearance the priest’e part in “Sins of Society” at Drury ivan revealed him as not quite so robust ...

... spectacle of “The Prodigal Son” at Drury Lane. Twelve hundred invitations had been issued for what may be termed a ecclesiastical matinee, and from any point of view the percentage of acceptances is one that the Drury Lane management may re- gard with sa ...

... ICELAND AT RY LANE. In “The Prodigal Son,” which is to make its ap- pearance at Drury Lane next Thursday, some of the principal scenes are enacted in Iceland, and nothing has been neglected by Mr. Arthur Collins that will add to their realism. Several ...

... SENSATION AT DRU LA AMERICAN CONTRACT CANCELLED. Drury Lane has provided its this season, and it is a rather novel, one. Miss Ferne Rogers, the prin- cipal girl in “ The Sleeping Beauty,” has been dismissed German sentiments. because she has giyen to ...

... PANTOMIME AT. DRURY LANE, | | | Hh TT EVENING POST MONDAY OCTOBER 21 THE ~ YORKSHIRE WETHERBY. AUTUMN. MEETIN LIGHTNING STRIKES BALLOON. D “LIKE THE DEW OF HEAVEN.” COMME COMMERCIAL TO-DAY’S SPORTING Loaving Leeds thie morning, the outlook for racing ...

... THE DRURY LANE TR woodland stream scene in the Drury Lane panto- mime, “ Puss In New Boots,” has an added attraction in a tree under w bich the truth must be told if one on it. would avoid pelting by the chestnuts growin with sing fo missiles Two characters ...

... WOUNDED SOLDIERS A’ URY LAN. There was a mémorable sight at the dress rehearsal of the Drury Lane pantomime, says “ F.” in the “ Daily Citizen.” The vast theatre was filled from floor to ceiling with wounded soldiers and bright, fresh-looking nurses in ...

... The Future ef Drury Lane. The fate of Drury Lane Theatre seems to be sealed—for the pprosens at least—- and Mr. Basil Dean's opes that it might become a home t tor sis kespeare and the classics are blown to the four wind. The success ot ** Rose Marie ...

... THE TRET OF SUCCESS AT TRY LAXE The tell-tale of success or failure et Drury Lane Theatre is the first Monday after the production of a new If the box-office exhibits signs of life and movement, with a regular queue of waiters, then, ac- cording to tradition ...

... THE DRURY LANE GOLF COU Drury Lane Theatre has a miniature golf course behind the scenes. It only consists of nine hdles, but it contains enough hazards, bunkers, and the rest to satisfy the most enthusiastic go!fer. That, at all events, is the verdict ...