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... AT 2.30, 6.30, AND BJO. THURSDAY, FRIDAY ft SATURDAY, Fob 3 Nights Only, THE DERBY WINNER, A film version of the great Drury Lane success. 5,000 feet. THECIRCUB, A VERSATILE VILLAIN, Comedy. Ooimra Nbxt WeekTHE JOCKEY OF DEATH, Thrilling Circus ...
... Charlotte Granville as old Mrs Boucicault. This latter artist has now deserted America for London, where she starring at Drury Lane, first in Wild Violets ” and now in the new production. In the current production Joan Kingdon and Wilson Barrett will play ...
... regarded as rogues and vagabonds. Why, the King himself the other day actually summoned from the stage to the Royal box at Drury Lane a player in his theatrical makeup, and then and there conferred upon him the honour of Knighthood, bestowing the accolade ...
... nightly, at 6.45. MATINEES_ at, 2. -> ANNUAL PANTOMIME, PUSS IN (NEW) BOOTS,'' Full Cast of 100 Artistes. I m Great Drury Lane Pantomime. dIDINARY PERFORMANCES : to and 26th to 29th December, from Bth January onwards. Stalls. 4/9; ■ ; (irol'-, 5/9; ...
... principal film for the first part of the week featured Miss Mary Alder in The Old Nest, while for the latter part the Drury Lane drama, Hearts are Trumps, will be the attraction. The Rev. J. Cameron's Farewell.—ln connection with the departure of ...
... R. •DOSSERS' PALACES AND THEIR PATRONS. Rowton House, Vauxhall, and the County Council lodging hou>e in Parker Street, Drury Lane, represent the high water mark diggings tor dossers. Tbey are constantly compared by tbo e who, like myself, have used ...
... General “Monty.” Mary Ellis—Mary Ellis (Mrs Jock Roberts) who has not been seen in a play since “The Dancing Years ended its Drury Lane run at the outbreak of war, returns to the stage in the early autumn in the new play with music entitled “Arc de Triomphe ...
... Aberdeen. At the instance of the Duke Devonshire there was sold at Sotheby's, London, on Friday, collection am>ut 10,000 Drury Lane playbills in 41 volumes. The collection was formed by J. P. Kemble, beginning in 1782 and continued to 1836. This collection ...
... desirable and its. expected that it all become a useful centre for the men of the town. The version of Ton. Hoes. the great Drury Lane draina, Whip is the attraction at the Picture House or Friday, and Saturday evenings Ne the filme as S000 feet in length ...
... the star films including Pauline Starke and Niles Welsh in The Courage of Marge o' Doone; Harold Lloyd in I do and the Drury Lane drama. The Marriages of Mayfair. The Late Mr John Lees. The death occurred at at Hazelbank on morning after a serious operation ...
... everywhere an air of depression quite foreign the joyousness the season. One of the most popular of Tx>ndon institutions, the Drury Lane pantomime, has for perhaps the first timfc in living memory been dispensed with. cannot imagine London without a Drury Trfine ...
... known that the late Queen's life was insured for quite a variety of purposes at Lloyd's. For example, the proprietors of Drury Lane Theatre had for some time past insured her life every year in order to protect themselves from loss during the pantomime ...