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... DRURY LANE. Drury Lane takes its name from Sir Robert Drury, who, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, built a stately mansion near where Bush House now stands. His example was followed by Lord Craven, the Earl of Clare, and other notables, with the result ...
... DRURY LANE . . 1 us momes BASIL DEAN'S Productional RD o i tioN • DAILY 210 THURSDAY & r SATURDAY 11 WA BOOK NOW s i ...
... DRURY LANE. That famous sporting drama, The Whip, is Mill running at the Drury Imp. Theatre, but will only rensain on the bawds a few weeks longer. It is one of the finest sporting dramas that has been produced for ran' and those visiting • London theatre ...
... NO DRURY LANE PANTONUME. There will be no pantomime at Drury Lane Theatre this Christmas, owing, Sir Alfred Butt announced at a meeting of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, Limited, to th 4 great success of Decameron Nights. ...
... HISTORY OF DRURY LANE. Drury Lane Theatre is a continuation of the old playhouse in Covent-garden, and until the middle of the eighteenth century it had no especial name of its own. The present edifice is the fourth crested on the site, and it was modelled ...
... DRURY LANE PANTO. The Drury Lane rantoinium has lawn a record attendance, due not to the siperb mounting than to the personal magnetism of Dan Leno, round wham the traditions of Blue Beard have been wade to turn. Lem., who is receiving £230 a week salary ...
... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. The Court Journal says :— Mr. Arthur Collins, the indefatigable manager of ' Old Drury.' deserves hearty congratulations on his present production, for this par's pantomime is quite up to the level of its predecessors ; and if ...
... year at Drury Lane. In every way, as regards magnificence and beauty of scans and costume, as regards the harmless humours of the comedians and the mains?' of the ladies. The Babes in the Wood is wort! y of the best traditions of Drury Lane pantomimes ...
... In Town. Drury Lane. An andienco greeted the initial of the at and though dragged on until midnight the of the peaked showed no sire of coollag. As yew by year goes by the =fortreats Ind hie chid difficulty mirthing fresh to enable him to do to these ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. In the I.otVelefUl Modern Morality Play Every Woman, Her Pilgrimage in quiet of I Love. whi:h is euch a success at the Na- Pons! Theatre, Alexandra Carlirle ;gays I the 'Ole role and has never done any.hing I 90 well before. It is ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The immediate success of Everywoman her pi!-zrimage in numt of love, described as • modern morality play, has roused the , curioeitg of playgoers who Sr. accustomed to ass.iciate the at t:te Nstionai 1 to , at • e with spot.% audilon ...
... - - DRURY LANE THEATRE. It ft pathetic to think that the original author of Everywoman the moremeful Modern morality play, just produced at the National Theatre, should alter have seen his wort on the Stage, he hav'ng died on the morning of its final ...