... automatically bowing inside, it was difficult to believe that the thing was real and not a► bit of a Christmas pantomime from Drury Lane. It was Cinderella► and her glass slipper over again. How sane people. such as the King and Queen presumably are, could ...

... bury her. is the great preventive of DAN Limo. who ha. nothing to do with Sorialiq propaganda, draws C 22.5 a week from Drury Lane. ANDR►.w is giving his superfluous millions to others than those out of whose labour he made the each, and thi also is ...

... Do you think that. crowd were there to praise God. I don't. They went to see the ..how—just as if they were going to a Drury Lane pantomime. And we call ourselves a Christian country. We are—when it's profitible to be no. 8. R 1 'l ...

... to supply romanticists with raw material. The dear tragedy of to-day is the cheap romance of to-morrow. From Spion bop to Drury Lane is not a far cry. The modern oldier's tear turns into ink on the battlefield. In fact, the twentieth-century warrior bleeds ...

... again, the walls of the Theatre Ifoyal, Drury Lane, shake with the laughter of young and old. Probably the greatest actor on the Lon- don stage is Dan Leno, whose imper- scnation cf Mother Goose in this Year's Drury Lane pantomime leaves all his previous triumphs ...

... the mediaeval survivals which accompany the ceremony are beginning to pall on the spectator. In the matter of stage effect Drury Lane can produce much better results. and there at least the mummery and gaudy display have some meaning. However, the ceremony ...

... Union has been called on to present disablement benefit to two of its members, the latest recipient being W. Gormley, of the Drury Lane Branch. This presentation brought a large gathering to the hall of the club and institute union on Thursda‘ evening !.ist ...

... for the planning and regulation of new urban areas. A great mass meeting is to be held on April 20th at the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. We are glad to hear that Mr. Keir Barth° was back in his place on Tuesday, apparently none the worse for his strenuous ...

... individualism.-1 am, sir, your obedient servant, T. D. Bassos, Treasurer, I L P. THE SINS OF SOCIETY. In this remarkable Drury Lane drams Miss Constance Collier, who acts the part et poor Lady Marion Beaumont, driven from pillar to post in her endeavour ...

... Tsushima. The linicketi icker Trust closed its duo's, and its nt, Mr. Barney, has since committe‘ . icide. So grimly real is Drury Lane meta .ama in the sphere of modern business* Foreign Affairs,' in The Fortnightly. 4 ) i• IR • How Anty Drudge Takes ...

... began playing children's parts; and from the age of 14 the has taken leading parts. For two years she was connected with Drury Lane companies. She has written soveral playa—one a Soillali.st play, not yet produced, and another The Fire Witch, which ...

... commence a of Sunday evening concerts and lectures in the Surrey Theatre, Blackfriars Road. S.E. The theatre, which, next to Drury Lane. is the largest in London, has accommodation for 3,000 persons, and the series of Socialist and Labour demonstrations will ...