... The former Drury Lane success. Glamorous Night, with Muriel Barron in the reile of Melitza. is still touring, and is now in its second week at Blackpool. It looks as if Mr. Novello's name will soon be as closely associated with Drury Lane as have been ...

... AT DRURY LANE. London Premier Holiday Pantomime. ...

... John Flynn,’ aged 20, was charged before Mr. Mar » Of Skipton, deposed that on Friday afternoon he was in the gallery,of Drury. Lane: Theatre, and had his gold watch, chain, snd seal stolen there. He gave information to the police, and acting on their advice ...

... Drury Lane. It is always safe to predict a gorgeous spectacu- lar display at Drury Lane in the pantomime season, and “ Blue Beard,” which Mr. Arthur Collins produces on Boxing Night, is not likely to fall short of its predecessor. It is understood that ...

... AT THE DRURY LANE FANTOm/AE. Among the good stories told by Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft in their book, “On and Off tho Stag©” is tha following:—“Very often during tho run of Aladdin’ ajid sometimes night after night—there sat in middle of tho pit a stout, ...

... Drury Lane. Mesßis. Dean and Dawson are issuing combined travel, lunch, supper, and pantomime lickots. per Great Central Railway, Thursday next. Leave Shefficud (Victoria), 12 noon. Further particulars apply 42. Far gate. Adopted Daughter’s Death. The ...

... DRURY LANE. Drury Lane takes its name Sir Robert Drury, who, in the reign of Queen Elliabeth, built a stately mansion near where Busk House now stands. His example was followed by Lord Craven, the Earl of Clare, and other notables, with the result that ...

... AT DRURY LANE. In “Ned Kean of Old Drury,” the story of Kean's early struggles, his groat grief over bis child’s death, followed by alternations between wild drinking and brilliant acting, and of his final triumphs genuine drama the best kind, and was ...

... At Drury Lane. The Drury Lane version of The Sleeping Beauty first and foremost sceneshifting triumph, and that, I suppose, is should be. I don't think have ever understood whether this national form of entertainment was chiefly designed to give pleasure ...

... DRURY LANE, Drury Lane takes its name frem Sir Robert” Drury, who, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, built a stately mansion near where Bush House now stands. His example was followed by Lord Craven, the Earl of Clare, and other notables, with the result ...

... AT DRURY LANE In 1900 Finck became musical director at the Palace Theatre, London and retainer the position for 21 years. From 1922 1931 he was musical dlrec tor at Drury Lane Theatre, and was Herman Finck responsible for the music many musical plays ...

... AT DRURY LANE, The Queen of Spain and her mother went to Drury Lane to see the *“Sins of Society.” The Queen, wearing a rich dress of creamooloured silk, took her eeat in the centre, and rose to acknowledge with smiles of gratification the loud cheers ...