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... Gordon Theatre, Stoke, next week. White Heather was the play with which Mr. Arthur Collins inaugurate his lesseeship of the Drury Lane Theatre efier the death of Sir Augustus Harris. The piece was mounted with unusual lavishness. and was the wonder of London ...
... TRENT. Telephont. ell. and Timm— MR. D. U. I.IOI.'YTTOMD. MOXDAT, SErTEMBLA 7tb. 1903, DCEING THE W,EX, THE WHITE HEATHER. DRURY LANE MAYA. DIAT:RT L COMPANT. DECRY LANE SCENERY. SEPTEMBER Ikra, A TRIP TO CH I NATOW N. ...
... LIMO. ANOTHER RELAPSE. Mr. Arthur Collins, managing director, speaking to-day at the annual meeting of the shareholders of Drury Lane Theatre, at which a dividend of ten per cent. was'declared in addition to the interim dividend of ten per cent,. referred ...
... and ]lsns9ers D. H. NOUN/708 D. MONDAY. PEPTEMBER 7th, 1903. ♦ND DURING THE WZEE, THE WHITE HEATHER. DRURY LANE DRAMA. DRURY LANE COMPANY. DRURY LANE SCENERY. SEPTEMBER 14TH. A TRIP TO CHINATOWN. ...
... DRURY LANE. The report of the Theatre Royal, Drury.lsne. Limited, recommends a further d , vidend of 11 per cent.. making 21 per cent. for the year. During the six years of its existence the share. holders of this company have received three dividends ...
... excellent companies to appear in first-class plays during the pressni season at the ltorrion Theatre. This weak the great Drury-lane dram., The Whit,. Heather. is being staged and a better representation than that g.ven last night it is &Metal tc conceive ...
... Telarbeas. •11. S.I. Owser Passim , — IR D. B. PM' YITODD. MONDAY. PIPTEMBRIt 7th, AND DURING TIER WEEK, 'THE WHITE HELI.THF.R. DRURY LANE DRAMA. DEZRY LANR COMPANY. DRCRY LANE SCENERY. SEPTEMBER 14TH. A TRIP TO CHINATOWN. GORDON TUE %ME, FTORE.OrTRENT. WRY ...
... produced in New York with Miss Fa, Nivis in the principal part. Miss Louise Willis, who will be the prim ..pel boy in the Drury Lane pantomime' o ' Humpty Dumpty,' is a clever young Amer •an actress, who has been playing in the epee gculsr estravagaesas ...
... have been destreywl. Dau Leno'r Successor at Drury Lane.- Ir. Herry Rao-Pell. the well-human music hal' artiste, has sieved a confrere to appear as leading onmedian in the forthcoming pantomime at the Drury Lane Theatre, London, The Ouabres of Plague at ...
... Bohemian, if not something worse. The theatres, again, even over the whole London area, was few and far between—down to 1860, Drury Lane, the Lyceum, the Olympic, the Haymarket, the St. James's (when open), the Adelpbi, the Princess's, and the Strand, eight ...
... is to playgoers that She play will be pereastad with the ears and oomplete. which always Mr. Grert's production& The Drury Lane partorsime this year is • were gorgeous and attractive spectacle than ever, and mew that a:condoms Landon So Doe the ...
... crevices and chinks left by the moving head-gear' I recently read somewhere the story of a poor little bairn in the stalls at Drury-lane trying to see the show, ' staodiug up and peeping hevrteen the row of pictinc.iista, theta !ireseittly bursting into tears ...