... romantic costume play of the oen. The play . is writteoln four acts, the first et which 1111 located in the streets outside Drury Lane Theatre. Miss Julia Neilson will appear in her original character of Nell Ileyn, while Mr. H. Humberstone Wright will the ...

... period. make the film one of the most popular of the year. The leading parts are portrayed by Langhorne Burton, the great Drury Lane actor, and Miss June, the well.known dancer, both of whom were featured in Auld Rabin Gray. To complete the brilliant ...

... Adnisralty foe salvage years ago Arthur ol Itrory Lane. rs ever a man of suryriwr and idea , . and he had a card up Ake, to the Drury Lane pantonotwe whtch theel the kooentta when forced by the 'ad coreumstanem to had a to ft-rtl la Tbit all the question at ...

... ['harks Werner, of London fame, is an of exceptional merit. At the early of 14 she played Juliet F.er father's Romeo at Drury Lane. Pince Oen has created several porn. in well.knowa dramas, and for three yen, war the late Sir Harris's leading lady. She ...

... mutton ia the centre. with ths vegetable.. ricotta chopped capers In response to numerous requests front the audiences at Drury Lane. ID. Collins has decided to allow smoking in all parts of the house at the evening performances. ...

... 2 p.m. hum the addras. The mother is naeurably to great grid. Ley should have been back to fulfil • four ELeontraet in Drury Lane pantairdnier M to a Daily Mail ens nu sicoeseful in a ming la 'The Wine I what had • Use hese the Bran w e. ts —are to ...

... attnros some of the beet performances of grand opera. The ' Moody-Manners Ores Company. from the ' Covent Oarden Opera and Drury . . lane. are paying their annual visit. and the public their •ppreclaim. by welcoming them with • large bore Monday evening. when ...

... Churchill. an d tn-morrow: So This is be visterla's Triple RIM. . A great racing drama, The Whip, -.4 upon the famous Drury Lane of that name, with Dorothy Anna Q. Nilsson, Lowell Sherman, I Ralph Forbes, in the leading part., I provide patrons of the ...

... monument. by the way, ts erecied by his widow. - ••••••••• Sir Johr.ston Forbes-Flobsrlson, whose fatewell London - 6#l+loll at Drury Lane ta spring wu one of the greatest artistic and financial in the history of the I.olt . non stage. and who is about to make ...

... iii is t for she as one f the greau.st of the .I.y. She imam-sae. a myle all of her man, • style which lam (lasagnas Sept Drury Lane in roars of laughter. Her songs are all full of humour, and in addition Him long. burinalue gm la in itself prows of much ...

... A delightful number is presented by Irene a vocalist with a charming voisn, who appeared with surreys at last reason's Drury. lane pantomime; and then there is a chic comedienne in Mooney. In addition, the audience shown some magnificent nioving pictures ...

... the houble-bantatial and allmaiditics of a play; and heaps of cheap jewellery the fair sax of easetant abeentmiodednas At Drury Lane Theatre there is • South African war medal, with claim and bara. which th e owner has aver claimed. An extraordinary was ...