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... DRURY LANE. The annual meeting of the Drury Lane Lodge (No. 2127) was held at Freemasons' Hail, Great Queen-street, Mr. J. H. Ryley being installed as W.M. for the ensuing year in succession to Mr. W. Bruce Smith, Ir.M. ' the latter being presented by ...
... DRURY LANE. Sensational iu every way is the prevent drama at Drury Lane, The Sins of Saeciety. F4T sheer effect it is altogether remarkable. Ma-err. Cecil Raleigh and Henn - Hamilton, who have ri-ten the play. have riot had far to go fax material, and ...
... * * * DRURY LANE. The Sins of Society, a play which I. being produced by Mr. Arthur Coll l ins at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lune, is going great guns. Its success is quite equal to thaat of its predeoeedors. and nightly the famous building is filled ...
... AT DRURY LANE. At Bow Street Police Court, London, John Flynn, aged 80, was charged before Mr. Marsham with theft. i John Williamson, schooim&ater. Shiptop, deposed that oo Friday afteroooe be was the gallery Drury Lane Theatre, and had bis gold watch ...
... At Drury Lane. Musical Play with books ami lyrics Oscar Hammorsivin 2nd. Otto llarbach and Frank Mandel; music by Sigmund Romberg; and dances and ensembles staged by Robert Connolly; presented by Sir Alfred Butt at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on Thursday ...
... DRURY LANE. Though Drury Lane has been content to revive The Sleeping fur the second time, there arc changes made inevitable the circumstances of the day. Other theatrical managements Live been praised for keeping the war out of their productions; but ...
... DRURY LANE. The theutre so closely associated with Royalty in Stuart days is _the most perfect place for the setting of such a fine story as “The Three Musketeers.” Tuesday evening’s performance—the 106th—was proof of the tremendous hold the story, its ...
... Drury Lane. To-night— Prince 1f;: 4 7.4.5. To-morroir— The of Joseph (firm performance), 'Tamar, Papillona. KW. Wodneeday-- Coq &Or and Daphnis et Chloe. A. Thumday—The Legend of Joseph. leoputra. Mid 8.30. Friday— Nuit de Mee ...
... DRURY LANE. Steadfastly to his mme weeks back, Charles Manners yesterday gave two in drew ances. In the afternoon and in the largest audience of the w there was Martha the ev *s popular work was rendering concerned. ly shesane thetitle of Miqnon preceding ...
... AT DRURY LANE On Monday night, at Drury Lane, tho “Do We Need Stars?” campaign commenced with the continued run of Tho Throe Musketeers without the Haim's of certain huninlarics who have been obliged leave the cast to fulfil other engagements. A quick ...
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... DRURY LANE ITR. WILLIAM MOLLISON. Own Company, April 4, GRAND THEATRE. BLACKPOOL. CHARLES QUEEN S THEATRE. 1/fR. ALFRED HARDING, Disengaged. Address 86. Park-road. Wimbledon, S.W, \TR. LIONEL RIQNOLD, • ...