... death, and remain closed until after her funeral. This decision, communicated to such managers as Mr. Arthur Collins, of Drury Lane, in the form almost of an order, signed by Mr. Cherie. Wyndham, caused first a good deal of resentment, and later some smiles ...

... their productions against loss by taking out policies of assurance on the life of Queen Victoria. Thus the direct rs of Drury Lane are said to have negotiated a policy by which the pantomime was insured against the Queen's death to the extent of nearly ...

... 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 ...

... Poo b. an uoresteiou. etas. to lb. Hospital. be atiocurbed. At how Stre.t. Thunder. J. Roberts. professiosa• pseili.t. of Drury Lane, ad gavials otheisla of the Nak 4 hil Nonni: Club sere reinsoded bad charged With being osserned in the oreslaurghtoir Rill ...

... Derbyshire, and later. amoeba alma the Make of the Wear et Durlsata Others Dem*, the mew* painter. neon led a'so and gam Drury Lane pantowmace lonely reanniseenvo of the noble met ntn•nery). Happy Lund and Ha% Mon were fat-mime I.ollg. prat in name ...

... •rtianwho thinned were Mies Dorothy Hammond. hie the St. James'. and Lye. = Theatres. and Mr. H. Hamard-Ithert. late of Drury Lane. Her Hitless. Duke of York's, len proof Theatre. he.. bent of wheel have bee. engaged with Mrs. Langtryin refer of her principal ...

... reptotermuseait: &me and Erlanger, Om empire; crowd of wall part people. Including the &nonfat Birds.. Sutherland for the Drury Lane pantomime to be produced urn New York in November. het sailed in the Cmanparos for the Mate.. He nlt return to London set ...

... in Drury Lane Theatre will be rrjewed to know that they arc to enjoy a dividend of 13 per rent. This is better than might have been expected, considering how seriously the th,atres suffered in consequence of the death of Queen Victoria. Drury Lane was ...

... of guano an old to y dug Up. WWI. I cleaned, was loom! to be in U'reOUg Tno now n: — The Great Bahaism new donne foot Drury Lane Theatre, anal Me/sides Moon C. Pun., C. B. Lwow.. F. Ifenitar, C. Allan A. Boeklaw. Vasco, J. P.oyce. W. Beriot. Y. W. Mgt ...

... The season's up, Before the charms of League and Cup Her glory paler. Now melodrama's thrilling reign Is recommenced at Drury Lane; The public hails With British cheers inter►or views Of convents, pyramids, and mews, Cruisers and gaols. Now every publisher ...

... Raleigh, too t is amongst the prophets. At anyrate, the characters in The Great Millionaire, which is the title of the new Drury Lane drama, are constantly protesting against the iniquity of that social arrangement which makes thousands dependent for subsistence ...