... DRURY LANE FIRE. ...

... THE WHIP The Greatest English Drama of Sp'rtiog Life yet :3creear.l. The Play that ho!.I. the lac of at Drury Lane. A '.le',drama hat bee become cloak, A Piotare that will appeal to all. 1)0 u'.. mile D. THURSDAY, FRID&Y & SATURDAY, PAULINE FRvI)ERICK ...

... matchbox and the medal of the Mitiax Order. :O: A MUSICIAN% WEDDINO. Born in 1861, Mr. James Mackey Glover, the well-known Drury Lane musical director, has been in the musical profession for nearly thirty years. He took a holiday when he was married the ...

... ! Did they !eel their Z 1,000? the Pmturs ! It's too funny for words. Next Week : The Whip, Th) Grett Plclog Drams from Drury Lane. Also Pauline Frederick in Madame X. IGTON CONGRKGATIONAL CHURCH SUND Services 10-30 a.m. and 6-10 p.m. Preacher : Rev. ...

... Humour, CONDUCTOR 1492 will conduct you happily through Two Elours of Batertainmt nt. Coming Shoitly : THE WHIP. The Oro Drury Lane Racing Drama. Sunday, 9th November, 1924, ARMISTICE DAY CELEBRATIONS (Wigton Branch) of the ...

... woman's h. rt. I certainly didn't understand hem. And ao she called on the Patel :ork Lady, who lived in a squalid lodging off Drury Lane, and I waited for her o.ttside with angry impatience, so utterly di 1 I di.ap- The Patchwork Lady wa. iron d pink skirt ...

... outbreak. The dressing-rooms suffered considerably, it is understood, and many properties and other material incidental to a Drury Lane preduction perished in the flames. The immediate damage, however, must rue into many thousands of pounds. ...

... it is almost cert•:.l that nothing but a heap of ruins would by this time have been left of the historic Theatre Bo al in Drury-lane. The theatre was the scene on Wednesday morning of an outbreak of fire of such alarming character that team were entertained ...

... medal of the campaign and Khedive bar. ACCIDENT TO MISS LEICIITON. Miss Queonie Leighton, the principal boy for the Drury Lane Theatre pantomime, was badly burned about the arms in an accident in her bedroom, caused by the accidental fall of a bottle ...

... A. J. Balfour, M.P. WATIIMEN'e RACE. The watermen'e race for the livery and badge presented by Thomas Doggett, the old Drury Lane actor, was rowed on the Thames on Monday from London-bridge to Chelsea. The livery, which is of an orange colour, was given ...

... person, ho had that far rarer gift—the intelligence to make use of it. Whether at Drury Lane or the Pavilion, he was always the same, yet always different. At Drury Lane he played many old women ; his last appearance was as Mother Goose (later Madame de ...

... defendant company wished him to point out that their managing director, when choosing the title Sealed Orders, had not the Drury Lane drama in his mind. This statement was made in evidence. and no attempt by cross-examination was made to controvert it. The ...