... Ealing this evening and at two and 7.45 to-morrow, and on Monday ne).t we are to have a return visit from the Theatre Royal Drury Lane Ccmpanv in hearts are Trumps. by Cecil Raleigh. Th.atre-goers of the district will remember this piece with pleasure ...

... MARCH 9th, it 9 and 7.45, A SOLDIER AND A MAN NEXT WEEK, 7.45 (Matinee, Saturday at 2). Return 'flail of the THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, COMPANY in HEARTS ARE TRUMPS. By Qum Raz.nnan, With all the Bea Se.nery, Dresses, and Medianieal Effects. Doory open at ...

... Trumps, which made so favourrade en impression in Ealing last season, again fills the bil! at the theatre this week. A new Drury-lane company is responsible for the productic,n, and on Monday, we, almost meattab?', there were several little hitches and delr ...

... FAIL NEW EALING THEATRE. TONIGHT at 7.45, and SATURDAY, MARCH 16th, at 2 and 7.45, Last Performances of the THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, COMPY. in ...

... Pamela Claythorns. and E. Darragh. There will be a matinee on Saturday at two o'sl.ick. On Monday. May Rth, the latest Drury-lane dramt of modern lite, called The Price of Pence will be. , seen for the first time in Ealing. Cecil Releigh's great will ...

... at 2), the Celebrated DRURY LANE COMPANY In the Latest Play of Modern Life. THE PRICE OF PEACE, By CECIL RALEIGH. With all the Magnificent Scenery, Dresses, and Mechanical Effects direct from the National Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. • Doors open at 1.90 ...

... played this evening and at two and 7.45 to-morrow, and on Monday next, the long-looked-tor and much-advertised Theatre Royal Drury-lane company will commend their week's engageme, t in the a' play of modern life, The Price of Peace. by Cecil Raleigh. The ...

... Londcn company with the greatest enthusiasm. East Lynne,'' as an attraction, has never been equalled even by the greatest Drury-lane plays, and, judging by the advani e bookings, Mr. Kelly's New East Lynne will draw crowded houses to the Ealing Theatre ...

... London company in the gnat Drury-lane drama, The White Heather, ' by Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton. Some of the incidents in this play were suggested by the late Sir Augustus Harris, and it is the meet successful Drury-lane drama ever produced at the ...

... THE FISHER GIRL. NEXT WEEK, at 7.45 (Matinee, Saturday, at 2), Ma. HENRY DUNDMY POWERFUL DRURY LANE COMPANY In the Oreat Drama, entitled - THE WHITE HEATHER. Priam from 6d. to 21 lla U. Doon open at 7.90 sad 1.30 o'clock. Early Doan T. °BURCHFIELD BALL ...

... consenting. Mr. Lane bound them over in the sum of to keep the peace for three months. Kate Kelly, charwoman. 26. Clare-market, Drury-lane. Strand, was charged at the West London Police-court on Saturday, with being drunk, and behaving in a disorderly manner ...

... forming an unhappy marriage. Glad to get away from his wife, he came to England in 1758. He was starving in a gcrret in Drury-lane. when • clockmaker employed him on his clock fame, which he adorned with landscapes and moving figures. After being employed ...