... in the year they will,, have a very long tour together, certainly through 1 America and possibly also visiting Australia. Drury Lane has Leen specially prepared for the performance which will take place on Tues- 1 day in aid of the Homes for Disabled Soldiers ...

... believe, at Drury Lane the giants bs -do not need such adventitious aids. In solemn froth, the only persons they were engaged to o a conquer were the British public, and this they D a certainly seem to have succeeded in doing at gr N Drury Lane. in I Mr ...

... Wyndham's Theatre next Friday, and on the r following night that always successful piece, c David Garrick, will-be revived. .Drury Lane will, it has now been settled, remain closed £ until the autumn piece is read. The withdrawal e of' the Gascon drama probably ...

... STREET, GLASGOW. THEATRE-ROYAL, GLASOCo | TO-NIGHT at 1.3, Dorors Open at o7clock.- RETURN VISIT OF Mms ADA BLANCHFE, From Drury Lane Theatre. London, in the StiOcssfrI MAsicAl Consead TTIF TELEPHO5NE GIRL. Srcia7:v Selecteil Chonro and QOartette of Iady ...

... Miss Nellie dlots Stewar1t last week found herself well eniough to eve appear for the first time in thepantomime at Bet Drury Lane. Unfortunately it seem~~is she came cfI back before she was thoroughly co~red, and now- our she is on th sic'- list ?? Ther ...

... Duke of York's for next Thursday. On the same night we are pro- mised the new Drury Lane drama. so one or the other Avill have to give way. It is possible that the Drury Lane play may be postponed till Saturday for further rehearral. Mr Barrie's new play ...

... the Empress Theatre, excellent as it roays now be for the purposes for which it is used, is i: not suited for overa. Next Drury Lane was is r tried, but the house is, of coarse, wanted for the autumn melodrama, and was then e: not available for opera. At ...

... while, as the chapel Y doors were closed a good deal too soon, several n ot the mourners even wvere shut out. )f a The Drury Lane pantomnime will this year n introduce a novelty in a series of skits upon ss various plays of the year, thus to a certain ...

... mcn._.___ THBATRE-ROYAL, GLASGOW t TO-N.IGHT at 7.30, eoors Open at]7 o'clock. t RETURN VrS3T OQ MIss ADA BLANCHES From Drury Lane Theatr., Tondnoi, in the Succes~fl Mulsicazl ('omnohI THE TELEPHONR GIRL. q Specials's Seleted Chorns and QOlartof 1of ...

... for a long time he has had an idea to pro- us duce a play of which Villon, the poet, is the of Ecentral figure. is The new Drury Lane piece will of course be rs pure melodrama, with, as we have already an- tb enounced, sundry society scenes, such as that ...

... year, representing a gross decrease of £357 and a net decrease of £143. The report of the directors of the Theatre- Poyal. Drury Lane (Limited), for the year ended 30th June last states that, notwithstanding the past Year having been so unfavourable to theatri- ...

... THEATRE-ROYA4 GLASGO6W TO-NIGET at 7.15. E:arly Dfors OPen at 6.15. LAST NTflRT OF THE BE:Y GREET COMPANY In the Greatest nf all Drury Lane Dramas, TIlE WRITE IHEATHIER. Eax Plass at, Pateenon's. 152 linchenan St. Mollrn, 10 to 2. NEXT WTEK-MssTm ADA BTANCH& TnFE ...