... sical Act, WEIMARS, Comedy S; eciality. Musical and “A MINIATURE THEATRES Depicted on the WALKER, the King’s Roval Chmedian, Drury Lane ‘lheatre, in Sketch; “CAPT, HAMILTON, V.C.,” by the Great London Child Actress. Miss Frances Maduoek. ATINBE EVERY MONDAY ...

... XE, Clerk to the Gus dians. j Ua ion Offices, Preston, 7th March, 1911. The Greatest of all Drury Lane Succ sses, “THE WHIP.” “HE WHIP.” Direct from Drury Lane ‘Theatre, | ondon. Llorses, Jockeys, Hounds, and Mechanical Effeets an exact replica in every ...

... Augustus Harris receives = passing treatment, Mr, Gover tells the production, by Harna, of “The Derby won the rece:— Wiener at Drury Lane, the wrong “lise rusped the: prot; and the play ended to the derisive cheers of the big first-night audience, bot the i ...

... pleasing effects. e bottom. of the bill is shared by Downes and Langford and Tom Woottwell. Downes and his partner are the Drury Lane pantomime favourites. They will create excessive mirth. Tom Woottwell is an eccen- He will be somethin, tric comedian. g& ...

... round 12 the house. The stage is the London, being eight feet bigzer than Covent Garden, and seventeen feet bigger than Drury Lane. It is fifty-five fectgvide from the auditorium and seventy feet high. The scenery will be shifted by machinery and runs ...

... coines from conviction. The way to learn i ...

... nowhere for to go doi ing the day, and the result was that partook too freely of the cup that cheers He was playing in a Drury Lane play well-known author, and was at celc brated town. In the course of one h» speeches he had to tell someone that hi> sins ...

... good things for those who could get at chem after fighting their way through a crush to which even the pit entrance to Drury- lane in pantomime time is a fool. During the past weck I have had at least a score of com- management plaint about the utter ...

... fellows female impersonators, and the /it.ooo at which his voice has been assessed is far too low. Drew and Alders, the Drury Lane comedians, have never \et had serious critic, the worst that has been said about them, is I that tiicy arc not on long ...

... his over- strained mind is not picking up as quickly this year, and it is feared that he may not be fit to appear in the Drury Lane fomime, as he usually does. Always a most liberal and generous man, his mental trouble has taken the form of giving away ...

... A-tbol Maudslay, “I Remember,” givee, too briefly, some his recollections dating hack to the Duke of Wellington's time, when Drury Lane was one of the four theatres in London, and the country began at the top of Weatboume-terrace. Professor Curtis gives some ...

... s, and the results phenomenal. The play is written in four acts, the first , act of which located in the street outside Drury Lane Theatre. Miss Julia will appear her original character Nell Gwynn, while Mr. Fred Terry, happily recovered from a long illness ...