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... TOREADOR. NEXT WEEK, at 7.45. Matinee,Eiaturday,at2.3o. By arrangement with Mr. ARTHUR COLLINS, the Latent Succesi from Drury Lane— THE GREAT MILLIONAIRE. Prizes from Sixpence. Doors open at 2 and 7.30. Early Doors M 1.30 and 7. C HARGES roa SMALL AD ...
... artistes will next week make their first appearance here in the latest Drury Lane enccess. entitled The Great Millionaire. This great drama will be produced at Ealing exactly as at Drury Lane Theatre, and the scenery. dresses, end mechanical effects will be ...
... performances of The Great Millionaire will be given. No better melodrama of its class than this has ever come to Ealing from Drury-lane: it is conspicuously up-to-date, in its treatment of corners: the story is strong and the interest well-sustained; and ...
... e estimate of the number of people employed in the presentation of this remarkable play, which is drawing all London to Drury-lane Theatre. Besides an exceptionally large executive sta ff employed in the omb Anglo- American inanagement and the list of ...
... THEATPX. MONDAY, AUGUST 11th, for SIX NIGHTS, at 7.0, Matinee, &mummy, Au°. 16th, at 2.30. Return Visit of the Phenomenally Drury Lane Drama. THE WHITE HEATHER. MONDAY, AUG. 181 h, THE GAY PARISIENNE. Prima from 6d. Doors open at 2.30 and 7.30. Early Doors ...
... drama entitled The Price of Peace will hold the boards at the Ealing Theatre. This play achieved greet success at the Drury-lane Theatris, and ranks among the best of modern productions. During the next four weeks there will be a succession of fiat-class ...
... OIYORCE. NEXT WEEK, at 7.46. Matinee. Saturday, at 2.90. lir. HENRY DUNDAS'S Principal Company in the Phenomenally Successful Drury Lane Drama, entitled — THE PRICE OF PEACE. Prices from 6d. Doors opts at 2 and T. 30. Early Doors 1.90 and I o'clock. BELLE STZ•MZRS ...
... eyes, an p array white-clothed cooks, with cheerful and smiling. faces; dead* of scram. The scene reminded of • matomime at Drury Lane. Suddenly we theseght et the depressing effects of steam upon dais, sad made our exit. knocking against another army of ...
... audiences. and is likely to do so for some time to come Ths book is by J. Hickory Wood (author of this tear's and other recent Drury Lane pantomime.), and the music has been composed by Mr. Herbert Simpson, R.A.M. The production throughout is one magnificent ...
... MEN. NEXT WEEK, at 7.45. Matinee, Saturday, at 9.80. Mr. ARTHUR COLLINS' Latest and Greatest Swims from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, entitled— THE BEST OF FRIENDS. Priem from 6d. Dom open M 9 sad T. 0.3 Doors at 1.30 and T. ...
... Lidiard that the Council having adopted the statute they were bound to prosecute in cases where it was .lisregarded. At Drury-lane Theatre The Whip, after a run of over one hundred, performances, finished by taking .k 1,400 on the last two nigeot:. ...
... handled. and the play now being rehearsed by the author, who, through the winces« cf The Whip, is free from him u,ual Drury-lane activities. At the headquarter of the Salvation Army an emphatic denial has been given to the report that there was dis ...