... Box Office, 10 to 3. Telephone, 1142. rjiHEATRE ROYAL. SENT WEEK. MATINEE FRIDAY, at 2. DRURY LANE COMPANY. THE PRODIGAL SON, By HALL CAINE. The entire DRURY LANE PRODUCTION, All the Original Scenery and Effeots. Produced ARTHUR COLLINS. Special Engagement ...

... GRDE- AN ULSTER GHOST TALE. DRURY LANE The Cooneen Ghost, a dramatic reconstruction of the Haunting of a little Farmhouse in County Fermanagh, will be broadcast to-night at 8 o'clock. The material has been supplied by Cahir Healy and dramatised by N ...

... Mr. A. P. Collins. Mr. Arthur Pelham Collins, producer of plays and pantomimes at Drury Lane, Loudon. for over forty years, has passed away at his home at Weybridge, Surrey, aged 68. retired from theatrical work in 1924 owing ill-health. Joining the staff ...

... REMANDED ON DAIL. At Bow Street Police Court, London, yesterday, Hugh Buckler (40), who is one of the principal actors at Drury Lane Theatre, where ho h taking the part of a Venetian nobleman in Decameron Nights, was rimmed with obtaining £6 l by means ...

... Collins, wh. manager of Drury Lane Theatre for 27 used to say that the greatest comedians 1 ever seen were Mr. Arthur Roberts, (• Barrett, Dan Leno, George Graves, and ( Huntley. For more than 40 years Mr. ( was associated with Drury Lane, and a new direction ...

... sweetheart. How the pactum came into Drury Lane is course mystery. Mr. Colline suggest# that may have been a gift by the artist himself the esuaent actor John Philip Kemble, daring the latter’s tenancy of Drury Lane. ...

... AT REHEARSAL Talk With Artists at Drury The King and Queen visited the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, . yesterday, and met members of the | N.A.A.F.I. party, who were giving a rehearsal before leaving for France this week-end to entertain the troops ...

... GILBEYS INVALID PORT BOTTLE THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, t-ta Sir Alfred Butt Re*ign» Chtinnen»h.f and Directorship. It was officiallj stated la«t night that Alfred Butt, who leruiiaated bia m«n.i,in« dire.tor last January. ha>* ~ the offit-e ol chairman ...

... kitchen scene in Wild Violets * Drury Lane, la the only beast in the country specially Ijceased to take her walka abroad. She it stabled Endcll Street, in the borough of Bolborn, and every day allowed to walk thence to Drury Lane, which ia Westminster. A special ...

... taken. DRURY LANE SESPEISES. Drury Lane is about to be re-opened with a brand new melodrama written he lan Ray and Seymour Hicks. which is designed to revive the almost forgotten traditions of England's national playhouse. Like all go od Drury Lane thrillers ...

... THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1903. “DANTE** AT DRURY LANE. ...

... rutting of the rake Drury Lane Theatre th® conclusion ill® i*erforroancc Hop Thumb Twelfth Night is th® observance of one mapy customs Ihe theatrical profession. fci. I‘ft4 floberf comedian, who was one of the original founders of Drury Lane. «ud the original ...