... but splendid, orchestra of Mrs. W. Mulholtand (piano), Messrs. Hugh Kelly (piccolo), and Jack Kelly (cornet). As Davy (of Drury Lane Theatre). Mr. Robert H. M’Candless gave easy unforced, and distinctive representation of tKe role, depicting with striking ...

... When shown the letter he admitted that it was a letter he had received, and said when in the wash bouse at Bruce House, Drury Lane, his jacket was stolen and in the jacket was the letter found at the A.B.C. He was found guilty by the jury, and after hearing ...

... md honey that wailing pilgrims the groat Vortb-Wewt.—Extract from the “Westminster !9P3. of February 3fJth. i* LIKE A DRURY LANE PANTOMIME A very excellent store just going the round of the clubs with regard to Lord Kitchener and the Durbar (writes ...

... 0002)00 square mites. St. Audrey was Ethelreda. princess of East Anglia, and abbess of Ely. whose festival day is October 17. Drury Lane Theatre, London, dates back t - 1663. It is the oldest temple of the drama in the Metropolis. Stammering far more common ...

... other days they went to the St. James’s under Alexander, His Majesty’* under Tree, the Criterion under and Mary Moore, and Drury Lane under Arthur Collins. It was part of the season’s round. To this day the Haymarket has a clientele all its own. On first ...

... after the style of S' and although the plot is slight the beauty of the music. parently, has l>een negle ...

... even ) anot level, and was then hoieted to the, tail the societies. As soon, however, as . to defraud in oon- night, arnvt Drury Lane. It is little wonder that the fa ...

... has been given in theatre, distinguished from th© gala performances the Opera and th© Command performance recently given Drury Lane in honour the German Emperor. The members of the dramatic profession, recognising the honour which the King is conferring ...

... prison? Some people were rude enough to laugh ; yet meant it seriously. But apart from Carsonettes and Suffragettes and Drury Lane dramas, there ore the humdrum political activities. Politics, indeed, aecm to like peaceful island hemmed by the tumultuous ...

... politically. Joe Miller, whose name was given to various 18th-century ‘‘Jest books, was a very serious actor (1684-1738) of Drury Lane. The “Trades are winds which in various parts of the world can be relied ripon to Plow for certain periods in a definite ...

... heated arguments. The lady to whom this observation was made sarcastically said (she had obviously been across the Channel Drury Lane Theatre, and heard some of th© pnntomimists)—“ Ye try too much to a wumman.” “ An’ what shud be?” denuded the other. Ye ...

... Chaliapin—Boris in * Godounov,” and Ivan in “Ivan the Ter rible,”” and the furore that Radford’s pers formances caused at Drury Lane will be stilt in the minds of music lovers 3 The great compass of voice and gift of comedy required for the role of Osmin ...