... thousand picture were during the holidays at Oldham. parly 19 miles of ropes will be used in work- ecenery of the new stage at Drury Lane. occurred about nine s te chop of Mr all Barrett was about to remove to a shop in 8t ford-rd,, Hulme, and on Monday the ...

... Boots” tie for second place with three each. “Ali ” * Dick and the “ Babes in the Wood” are each in two theatres. Next to Drury Lane the two theatres which the longest and most record in the way of pantomime are At the Little Miss Maflit and at the Grand ...

... the future ,and thus will arrive the servanie and advance messengers ef the society to come. The mysterious purchase of Drury Lane and neighbouring property is seid to have been effected writes ‘J. M B.” in the Graphic, by sowe Americans, and ove quid- ...

... the and Rhodesian troops, as well fine body of sepresentative ot Hie a geen OE ei Oy tet tine ach in @ as at the Given af Drury Lane in honour of the ——. which the upon them, are Sparing no in the annals of the stage. to the by the British Five tien Com- ...

... this tendency, however, tragedies euch as thet which happened at » Drury-lane music- hall recently are rare. The last etage tragedy oceurred twelve years ago, not far from Drury- lane, when am actor accidentally stabbed another with a stiletto, causing ...

... of the most eommon forms of obstructiun of the business of the House. “The Price Peace,” Mr. Cecil Raleigh's new play at Drury Lane Theatre, is from a spectacular point of view one of the test of the many great triumphs which have been at the “Lane.” Among ...

... the | Comic scenes occupy a rather Asa t it differs of the play than usual melodrama hardly at all from the usual type of Drury Lane It has a somew' involved plot, with incident and culminating in tho tri of virtue over vice Jt takes us into | all manner ...

... find it difheult to reongs aise any likeness to their heroes and hercinee in most of these we a Blue Beard who is not At Drury Lane, for instance, we only cowie instead of terrible, but has no beard at all—nothing but a pair of cerolian mutton- chop whiskers ...

... only fond of comedy in his own quaint face that far the person, he to make use of Whether at Drury Lane or the Pavilion, be was always the different. At Drury Lane be ; hie last Goose was from the famous part, and both wore ether than the Mrs. Kelly thousands ...

... patents received 583 were rom women inventors, 1 economy. relatiog to dress and 112 to cooking and domestic performance at Drury Lane Lane Theatre on Saturday one of the audience, an died on the platform of the Temple Station on struck » Mr. H. Garris, of ...

... the Femaio frescoes. class for ruad coach horses tu be Clerks and Typists. harness. Never since the railway There has been Drury Lane Theatre for te coach off the has coaching day the longest service record was that cf James At Harlow agricultural competitions ...

... week. ot Drury Lane must have reassured bum And the last of 4!) was 7 ver table triumph. People waited a! the «| the theatre from five e'clack the morning: sud the reserved seats could have been oil | twice over at dow ad Even th historic Drury Lane has sever ...