... DRURY LANE THEATRE. In their report for the year ended the directors the Theatre Royal. Dr , ' Lane, state that the Old Drury nea on 2 April. MIL aid the New Drury ou 20 April. The balance mom the last account wan from whikh deducted expenses. tixcd charge:J ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The. whole of the intf::io: of Drury Lane i; now in the Hampton and Sons for rerteeot:.aion oa oryOull lints, we.ll a rid: col3ur scheme. ...

... -DANTE AT DRURY LANE. ' is It must be said, reluctantly, that Dante at Drury Lane a very Drury Lane Dante, so tar as the piece and not the acting is concerned. A glance at the list of persons in the play and a study of the synopsis of the scenery ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. '• The Whip ' reached its anniversary last night, and celebr.ited it with a souvenir and much enthusiasm in the usual way. One has only to record that the railway accident took place at the proper time and place, and the horses—which ...

... DRURY LANE PLANS, change of lans at Drury Lane Theatre, whereby The Desert Song is to be the nest nroduetion. has resulted m the principal in-tress' role being given in Edith Dar instead of to Miss Luella PILAU'', the well-known coloratura soprano, who ...

... KILLIGREW AND DRURY LANE. 7'o du EDITOR of THE WESTMINSTER GAZETTE. SIR,—If your Note of the Day in Monday's 11 eshninster :rncerning Killigrew and Drury Lane is correct, King Charles must have made his bon mot serve twice, as other wits have dune ...

... DRESSES AT DRURY LANE. Dress plays no mean part in the various realistic scenes in The Flood Tide. To describe them all is impossible. So perhaps it is wise to turn one's whole attention to those worn by Mrs. Tree and Miss Margaret I lalstan, the Baroness ...

... DRURY LANE ORANGE-WOMZN• Sir,--It is sincerely to be desired that the orange-aornen of Old Drury may be restored to their traditional rights. Everything `hick is picturesque and historical seems to be disappearing from the streets of London, paved as ...

... THE SCHOOL-ROOM AT DRURY LANE. When, in a few days' time, Cinderella makes her final exit from the stage of Drury Lane, there will also come to an end one of the many side-shows in which London abounds, but of which the outer world knows nothing ...

... NEW DRURY LANE. .TERATIONS AT COST OF 150,000. THE INTERIOL the new Theatre Royal, Drurylane. opens to-morrow week with Decameron Nights. patrons of the Old Drury will find the house oompletely transformed. The auditorium has been entirely rebuilt ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Managing Director, ARTHUR COLLINS. TO-NIGHT and EVERY EVENING at t (doors ?In MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at Mk THE BONDMAN, By Hail Caine. Produced by Arthur Music by J. K. Gloves. Mrs. Patrick Campbell, Messrs. Henry ...

... DRURY LANE TREATRE ROYAL. Managing Director, Arthur Collins. EVERY EVENING at 7.30. S MATINEES, TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, and FOLLOWING SAT. at 1.30. LAST NIGHTS. SINDBAD. LASTS NIGHTS. LAST S NIGHTS. SINDBAD. LAST S NIGHTS. LAST NIGHTS. SINDBAD. LAST S NIGHTS ...