... His other directorships included mining companies, distilleries, insurance, and theatre companies. As a director of the Drury Lane Theatre Company, he not long ago expressed the opinion that the days super-productions, with stars at inflated salaries ...

... Star, Bermondsey. Of course she had been also great favourite in pantomime* her initial appearance in this role being at Drury Lane in 1891, when she played The Fair One with the Golden Locks Humpty Dumpty. She achieved triumphs far abroad South Africa ...

... LINES. IRK APPKAR LAXK. On the day before he was due to appear in a scene from “Macbeth” at the Shakespearean matinee at Drury Lane before the King and Queen in aid tho Stratfordon-Avon Memorial Theatre, Mr. James K. Hackett, the well-known American actor ...

... interests Mr Joel staged on© of the most spectacular parties in London‘s memory some Fears ago. After the curiam fell st Drury Lane the end of the run of “The Desert Song, the vast stage was quickly transformed into the appearance of yacht named Eileen ...

... the strolling player who had drowned his youthful sorrow in many a Belfast tavern was taking London by storm and had saved Drury Lane from bankruptcy. Miss Ellen Loveday’s grandmother was his leading lady at this time and one of his closest friends. Kean ...

... England to join her future husband. The sequel to this costlv courtship will come O’; November 10, when Miss Peggy Lovat, a Drury Lane chorus girl, will marry Mr. Maurice Despres. a wealthy American business man. in New York. Miss Nancy Lovat, an actress ...

... Also, the Great Dewey Prooeesion entering Mew fork. The Paris Kahlbition, The Grand Pantomime of Cinderella, aa taken from Drury Lane ; Dr. Nansen in the Arctic Regions, The Gordons in Capetown, and many other pioturee too nnmerooa to mention. Specially ...

... It is mid that has been innndntcd with anxious inquire? what bait is wring. The production of “The Three Musketeers** at Drury Lane Theatre reminds me of the office boy who said his employer was one of the Three Musketeers because he always kept raying ...

... sitting gazing at the stage with intense interest—as Dickens wrote. He continued to play small parts at Sadlers Wells and Drury Lane, often at both theatres on the same evening. On one occasion he even appeared at three theatres on the same night. This ...

... of special attraction is provided this wtek by the appearance George Graves, who has had remarkable rnn of success in the Drury Lane p .utomim-. Aa everyone exp ettd, the comedian who has filled so well the place vacated the Dan Leno was received last night ...

... “The Merchant of Venioe” At the present time Mis Hack ney is & member of Sir Henry's company in the rformance of “Dante” at Drury Lane- Mr. Eum.r. Irving being the transistor of M. Sardon's plav. MORTALITY RETURNS The average annusl death-rate represented ...

... shooting at polioo-consta Hens man, who had arresteo him in November, i9OB. The body of Mr. Louis Norman, scenio artu-t Drury Lane Theatre, war* recovered from the Thames the Houses of Parliament on Tuesday. Montague Holbein, who in 1902 swam from Cape ...