... DRURY LANE. Mr. Arthur C.sUs Mirth•Provokiag Siadbad. If tb• baby's first laugh become, a fairy, as Kr. prettily imagism. then playlund, or a part_ of become something ef ktrylund, for the msasgere bars Med with each other to **as Even • comedy, which ...

... DRURY LANE Next Wednesday, Sept. 24, at 8.30; and thereafter at 2.30 and 8.30 every day. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS THE THIEF I OF BAGDAD An International Triumph at our Vational Theattv. , 1 AT 1, 4 . ~ I . v. , , .. 1 .. 1 . I I ' . . ''''' ~ ' ' *, ' • ' ...

... DRURY LANE s. 8.3'. ANNA PANLIII_VA Ntata 11rd,., at 2.3 u. DUKE OF YORK S Mrs. Cautpb.:l ft PYGMALION Iso 8.1., 31 it. Wert, 2.15. ELE,P,M,ANTITetitAT,rI. MOL spd GARRICK 830. Mat. 'Mum.. Oat. 8.30. .c.• I lu ONE NIGHT IN SOME GL A MA OBE CONVENIENCE ...

... DRURY LANE SCENE. The place collapsed literally like a pack of cards that has been built up into ' houses.' Every moment something fresh went. Now it was the Town Ball, now a group of cottages, now a high wall. It reminded me of a scene in a Drury Lane ...

... DRURY LANE PROSPERITY. - A dividend of 10 per cent., a bonus of 5, both free from inc.oine tax, with to reserve, were declared at the meeting of the shareholders of Drury Lane Theatre, London. Mr. T. H. Birch, ii ho presided in the absence el Mr. Arthur ...

... DRURY LANE TRANSFONSIDID. Thomas Beecham's season of grand opera in English at Drury Lane Theatre came to an end last night, and to-morrow the whole theatre comes again under the direct control of the managing director. Arthnr Collins, who will thus bare ...

... Liberate Drury Lane The tragedy of it all is that ENSA must go on It is more needed than ever for armies of occupation. said Mr. de Bear. Tne real end ot the war in fact. will come only when ENSA. as ai ;present run. is finished and Drury ;Lane [the home ...

... THE LATEST DRURY LANE ...

... . , SINDBAD AT DRURY LANE. King Pantomime reigns once more. The rule over the heart. alike of adults and ?hildren, but mainly of the children, is brief but happy. Without pantomime the dreary • winter mouths would be robbed of their chief charm. So ...

... at Drury Lane. kt Drury Esne The& re pantomime rehearsals are duily tmking in saloon. in (ho ballet•roont. and where%er a be found. After Wednesday the ornery of The Whip will off the 'doge. ond then the preparations' for the Boxing • production chin ...

... DRURY LANE FALSTAFF.* A FIRST NIGHT ON LAST NIGH FOi ENGLISH OPERA SEASON. The must remarkable English open season or held tame to an end in the remarksbia at °cur: : lane last night. • t . tee h.Ji -3 differe.t operas been produced Ike Sir % ems. panv ...

... THE PRICE OF PEACE. AT DRURY LANE. A curious title and a play somewhat out of the ordinary thing which we expect at Drury Lane. Like all productions at the Lane, it is ...