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... ABEL, Mt 230 & Ory “ The Degenerates.” NEXT gy née 4+ DURING THE WEEK, Sarurpay NExt, at 2°30, EN GREET COMPANY { Tn the Drury Lane Drama, dy ay Great Ruby,” = ALEIGH and Henry — Every Evening at 7°45, Hox g D Doors, 6°45, Sixpence extra. Spen fr ORTY ...
... a charming and unsophisticated “Una Trevelyan,” and Mr. Dallas Welford as “ Lord Storno- way ’’ is decidedly good. The Drury Lane Drama, The Great Ruby, is announced for next week. It is said to be fully equal to previous productions of the national ...
... staged at the Oper House this week. Exaggerated t hough it may be, there is something refreshingly robust and attractive in a Drury Lane production, and The Great Ruby is certainly no depar- ture from the traditions of the home of modern melo- drama. A daring ...
... will med specially Soom London to take part in the programme :— MISS LETTyY LIND From Daly’s Theatre. Miss EVELYN HUGHES, Drury Lane. Miss GRACE ROCHE; Comedy Theatre, Mr. WALTER GEORGE, Humorous Musical Sketches. Mr. BARRY LINDON, Baritone. Wir. MURRAY ...
... The remaining characters, though of slight importance, need not be better played. There will be two performances to-day. Drury Lane Drama has always been to the taste of Cheltenham audiences. Plenty of stirring scenes, an abundance of elaborate and sensational ...
... NEXT DURING THE WEEK, Matinee Saturday Next, 230, BEN GREET COMPANY, the Latest Drury Lane Drama, hearts are Trumps, By Cbcil Raleigh. P'oduced by Arthur Collins at Drury Lane. Every Evening at 745. oi D 6*45, Sixpence extra. utnee open from 10 6 Messrs ...
... avy Means commended itself for general acceptance. Then with regard to the theatres, Mr. Arthur Collins’ new production at Drury Lane is going, and going strong, notwithstanding all the turmoil of political strife through which we are sup- posed to be passing ...
... is a bad second, giving the title to four productions. The two central pantomimes, The Sleeping Beaut;/ and the Beast at Drury Lane, and Cinderella at the Hippodrome, are costly affairs, as tho public has been told lately. fact the candour with which the ...
... REDFORD, Oy. D4 239 § 745, “ ce In London Town.” 4¥ 4 DURING THE WEEK, atinge, Sa TU RDAY Next, at 2°30. Featest of al 1 Drury Lane Dramas, hite Heather,” 3 ALEIGH and Henry HAMILTON, Tr r © sole personal direction of ENRY Dunp DAS. Y Evening at 7°45, ...
... allowed to be wasted tte ee . pl if in this way, when it had so much newer ™ ysic ! repertoire to choose from. Tue Grear Drury Lane Drama, The Heather, is paying its third visit to Che this week, and judging by the amount of patron he it is receiving it ...
... future engagements already made last year. Mr. Redford has just added The Price of Peace for the fir st week of next month. Drury Lane drama nt change. again will be a pleasa Tire SHAREOL pers of the Cheltenham Opera ITouse and Theatr e will receive from ...
... this are Mr. Arthur and Mr. J. Hickory Wood, and the Comp *' er » Mr. J. M. Glover; all three names intimately °ciated with Drury Lane Theatre. There will be a *«tinee on Saturday. A Steady Stream of visitors makes its way each Mr. Whitcombe's handsome new ...