... COLERAINE SMMMRrk Thuritfay, Jriy THk*E SIGHTS OSLY. W. PAYNE SEDDON CAVALUBB F. CASTELLANOS Italian Grand Opera Company from Drury Lane Theatre. London. THURSDAY—- FAUST. FRIDAY—* IL TROVATORK SATURDAY—- M AKITASA Plica Admiaaion Kowrvod .w. ■ak Saa. 1/-; ...

... Hon. Secretary, Newbuildings, Baslimilla MEMORIAL HALL, LIMAVADY. MONDAY, JANUARY 6, SIX NIGHTS. MISS GLADYS GARNET LAM DRURY LANE THEATRE, LONDON), Supported by a Pow•ICRIMI, COMPAXY, in JANE, THE MIDDLEMAN,' EAST LYNNE, CASTE,' •'LADY AUDLEY'S ...

... be presented Siberia and The Middleman All the plays are excellently staged and supported by a powerful company from Drury Lane Theatre, London. More than passing interest attaches to the visit of this company. Mr. Stacey Gaunt, the business manager ...

... opposition is still being offered on the question of the oompotrtir© examination for appointments under the Corporation. Drury Lane Theatre is fast completing the preliminary preparations for the commsml performances Lord Lyttoo’s Money,” which is to be ...

... the youth at ik—Hwy Isaah, the Skttek. 0 0 TMAPPIBO MLtPHANTS. Mr. George Grave*, the whimeical com- ' »««« of Daly’e and Drury Lane, re- ] tamed London from three ' holiday in Caylon with the deliberate idea going one hotter than Mr. Boom- ' my mind,” ...

... Maidenhead gentleman being a judgment creditor for £90,000. Seats to the extent of £25,01:10 bare already been booked for the Drury Lane pantomime In London. A Boston factory has received a commission to make a piano tor Mr. Charles M. Schwab which is to cost ...

... pnnci|>al eonuslian is quite ordinary sum . £filt common one ; and the high-water mark was reached \lt l)an lino’s fiaO Drury Lane- Taking these figure* os a baais, it i* sate to «ay that income of I year is not he>oml the iMissible ambition clever player ...

... graveaidt- labourer C‘lear>*Twaa it» death in Mtone-cmahiiiK at Him .1 born Bi>rough (' ...

... perhaps' Ite has a daughter, brantiftil as a vision Be quiet. Wettburv, don't be a fool! •' Beoutiful as the fa'ry queen of a Drury; Lane pactorniac, seen tram the bock of the pit. the other men continued, ignoring the a.t0.,•! rr A lovely! girt whom, we ...

... TRAGEDY'S LAST ACT. A Pathetic Letter explains Actresses' suicide. In the slum, of Drury Lane, London, on Monday, the inquest was held et the two Matidml soire.mo, Mies Edith and Miss Ids Teolend, m i.o c untritted suicide by poi.ou as %hair lodgings ...

... of production, which may range from a few hundred pounds at a small house to • £20,000 pantomime or spectacular drama at Drury Lane. . . Over sixty new plays are now produced in London annually. Each theatre employs about 150 persons, and there are in ...

... travelling third etas/ is rn 9y shocking. Well, I have on rny table two deli - ful hand-books published by Upeott G Limited, Drury-lane. London.- - Seaside Vi atering.l'leoes and Inland Watering-Places. Be fore going anywhere this aumnier, have one of ...