... The beginning of Panl Kroger is unadulterated romance—it might even be described as more melodramatic than the most daring Drury Lane production. He was but led years of age when, with his parent'., he abandoned British territory in Cape Colony and *et tint ...

... and «Martha’”’ “Martha” was rcmodelled from a ballet and as “Lady Henriette” qu'ckly spread ali over the world and reached Drury Lane London, in 1849. An excellent cast of selected vocalists is to present this opera on Thursday, 24th July. The performarce ...

... the Haymarket; The What D'Ye Call It, a tragic-comipastoral farce written by Mr. Gay, and played at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and a new comic opera, The Romp from the Theatre Royal in Lincoln's Inn Fields. The latter part of Monday evening ...

... of the rolling Wiltshire Downs, which rejoiced in the drama organised by Mr. McEvoy. Sir Herbert Tree, in his speech at Drury Lane in favour of a people’s theatre, said — The love of the theatre is implanted in every child’s breast—wi‘ness the wonderful ...

... the Haymarket,— The What D Ye Call It, a tragi-comi-pastoral fat cc written by Mr. Gay, and played at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and a new' . comic opera, The Romp from the Theatre Royal in Lincoln's Inn Fields. The latter part of Monday evening ...

... 1900 to 1935. Mr. Arthur Collins will revive Messrs. Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton's powerful drama Sealed Orders at Drury Lane Theatre on Thursday, March 19. ...

... satisfaction that the takings that day were to be devoted to such excellent Objects. An attractive concert, to which the Drury Lane orchestra, under Mr. James Glover, contributed, was afterwards given, and then Princess Louise was escorted round the exhibition ...

... 20s to those compelled to serve on juries. “ Chantecler” in London Mr Edmund Rostand’s “ Chantecler ' will be produced at Drury lane on Juue 27 in French, with the same company, dresses and scens ry as bave been attracting Parisians in thousands. Sad Outcome ...

... that she had known the late Lord Lurgan (his father) extremely well while he was one of the directors of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Marie Burke recalls frequent occasions on which he brought his son behind-stage to show him conditions ‘‘behind the scenes ...

... Belast to take part. ini the periormance of Offentach’s “Tales i Hoffman,” Mr. Williams has been olaving in “The New Moon” at Drury Lane Theatre. Some time ago a concert of the voices Paciiori and Albani from the past broadcast and on Thursday at 9-10 eners ...

... The Man from Mexico. Mr. Cooke hopes to stop at the Strand for some time, and his idea is to make it a farce house. Drury Lane, which is always beating its own records, will have some difficulty in surpassing The Whip. In the ninth month of its ...

... merits of each—strictly on its merits—comparing the Coronet with the King's, and the King's with Fulham, and Fulham with Drury Lane, with delightful and critical impartiality. For myself, I see but little difference. There is always a Principal Boy, always ...