... DRURY LANE. The last has now been seen of the flar.i•n of Allah K Drury Lane Chews. whirl' will ne closed for seine mantis in order to allow extensive One tier is to bc removed, and the iron pillars, which now support Jae balcony, will be taken away ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE BURNT OUT, GREAT CONFLAGRATION. Tlie famous Drury Lane Theatre, London, almost destroyed fire early Wednesday morning. The outbreak occurred about half-past four, and the flames spread with extraordinary rapidity. In a few minutes the ...

... DRURY LANE SALE. Drury Lane Theatre, London, has been privet, ly purchased by • property investment company, of which Sir John Eller man, the shipowner. id a director. The purchasers will not be able to carry oat any alterations to the theatre, as the ...

... HISTORY OF DRURY LANE. Drury Lane Theatre a continuation of the old playhouse Covont-garden, and until the middlo of the eighteenth century it had especial name of its own. The present edifice is the fourth erected the site, and it was modelled on the ...

... THE ORIGIN OF DRURY LANE. Drury-lane tni-es its name from Sir Robert I)rnry in the reign of Quern Elizabeth. built a stately mansion near 'there Bush House now stands+. His ex- Im pl e was f o ll o wed by Lord Craven, the Earl of Clare, and others, with ...

... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. First of all the annual Christmas shows comes Drury Lame, which is always a great emit at Yuletide, and one looked forward to as eagerly by grown-up people as by the children, who are professedly catered for; :>ud each year the ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE It is very pathetic to think that the orig.nal author of * Everywoman,”’ the successful modern morality p'ay ju4 produced at the National Theatre, should never have seen his work on the stage, he having died on the morning of itg final ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE The immedi.ate swccess of “ Everywoman” —Her Pilzrimage in Quest of Love, described ‘as 2 modern wmorality play, bas roused the curiosity ol pilaygoerss: who are acrustomced to associgie the dramas at the Natonal Fucatre with sport ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE - The immediate success of * Everywoman ’ —Her Pilgrimage in Quest of Love, described as a modern morality play, has roused the curiosity of playgoers, who are accustomed to associate the dramas at the National Theatre with sport, ...

... THE GREAT DRURY LANE PLAY . THE PRODIGAL SON, (WRITTEN BY HALL CAINE). Box Office nor- open. ADDRESS ENTITLED “THE PARABLE OF THE KINGDOM” iSt. Matthew XIII). D.V. bo given by The Rev W. H. GRIFFITH THOMAS, D.D. (Principal of Wychffa Ball, Oxford) MONDAY ...

... Outrage at Drury Lane Theatre. On Saturday night, at the opening scene of the farce, while Miss Kelly and Mr. Knight, according to their parts, were embracing, a pistol was discharged from about the centre of the pit. Great consternation was excited on ...

... Drury Lane Theatre EVERYWOMAN ...