... DRURY LANE FIRE. IRON CURTAIN SAVES TREATER But for the iron curtain which shuts off tbs stage from the auditorium it is almost certain that nothing but a heap of ruins would by this time have been left of the historic Theatre Royal in Drury-lane. The ...

... aut. Weekly or fortnightly settlements. Quote mime and particular. Pryre and Hanle, Wholeeele Contractor., Craves Yard, Drury Lane, London. ...

... Weekly or fortnightly settlements. Quote prices and particulars to Pryos and Harris. Wholesale Cestraetora Craven Yard, Drury Lane. London. ...

... ACCIDENT TO MISS LEIGHTON. Miss Quesnie Leighton, the principal boy • for the Drury Lane Theatre pantomime, was badly burned about the arms in an accident in her bedroom, caused by the aocidental fall of a bottle of benzine, which was ignited by a spirit ...

... FAMOUS ACTOR'S METHODS. Sir John Ham who appeared in the memor- able command performance of 'Money at Drury Lane, recently celebrated his sixtyseventh birthday. At twenty years of age he entered on his stage career, and became • member of tb• Bancrofts' ...

... =HINDI TIM IsCISNIN. A lady, who wa-s • chorus girl in the Drury Lane pantomime of the White Cat in 1901.:•, brought an action for tl-.n . .ages against the theatre cumpanv in respect of injuriv a. She was Mr.. I.lorvitce Eliral,th Burr. of Cur w ...

... satisfaction that the takings that day were to be devoted to such excellent objects. An attractive concert. to which the Drury Lane orche , •ra. under Mr. Jame. GI- e,,n-tributed, wao afterwards given. and tiara Printers Louise was escorted round the ...

... stick. She could not ore for several days. In crone-examination the child raid her aunt had taken her to the pantomime at Drury Lane and other theatres four times s:oce Christmas. and she had told another aunt she would rather stay in London with the &ceased ...

... orange, apricot, buff, cream, and amber, but very seldom to albino specimens. While Mr. James Glover, the musical director of Drury Lane Theatre, was driving through the Strand in a taxicab, the cab came into collision with a traction engine, and be was cut ...

... us on in the pantomime ? the elder of two clean faced, but poorly dressed children—who had made their way behind at Drury Lane Theatre - asked of Mr. D'Auban, adding. in answer to an immediate question, that they had had no previous experience on ...

... had accumulated from the mere collection of so many human beings in a given area. At a demonstration afterwards held at Drury Lane Theatre. under the presidency of Sir J. Dickson-Poynder, M.P., Mr. Winston Churchill, M.P., was the principal speaker, and ...

... Jermyn-street, W., was bad 20s. 235. costs for assaulting a timi-oab driver named Howell. Howell said he was called by a taro at Drury Lane Theatre. While on kin way there the marquis hailed him, but be told him be was engaged. The marquis then I hare had enough ...