... last February with Mr. Benson, and went to the Shakspere Festival at Stratford- o vi- A von. She played Dora Woodbery with Drury Lane's Hearts are Trumps for three weeks, and is engaged by Mr. Edward Terry for Sweet Lavender and other parts. A Successful ...

... with their brethren from one side of the house to another. So we pass on to 1733, when Theophilus Cibber revolted from Drury Lane and appeared 011 the boards of the Haymarket. The actual history of the theatre may be said to have begun from this date ...

... in this, his latest work, are superabundant, especially anions' the men. They will have their work cut out for them, at Drury Lane, to render adequately these gusts of passion. Even a mother's breath over a baby's cradle is called a gale. In fact, we ...

... to play a French governess in 41 The Babes in the Wood. Our photograph shows him in a make-up which, we are assured by Drury Lane, is practically identical with the one he will assume for their pantomime.- {Photograph by lValery.\ ...

... certain parallel between Mr. Stacpoole's latest novel, Garryowen, which he calls The Romance of a Race-Horse, and the Drury Lane drama The Whip. In both cases the plot turns on the winning of a big race by a certain horse, on whose success depend ...

... Messages from Mr. Arthur Collins. A Marconigram from Drury Lane Informs Mr. Raleigh that The Whip may Run until Christmas. LOCAL COLOURING? MR. CECIL RALEIGH, AUTHOR OF THE DREADNOUGHT DRAMA FOR DRURY LANE, GETS NAUTICAL WHILE ON HOLIDAY. Mr. Cecil Raleigh ...

... should have been called The Villain In It. What villain ever had such a sequence of delicate invitations to crime outside Drury Lane Whose crimes were ever met half-way with such diabolic ingenuity of circumstance as attends those undertaken by Stanley ...

... well with the play. The chief event in the theatres this spring is Mir. Forbes Robertson's farewell to London. He began at Drury Lane with his Hamlet, the noblest, most unaffected, and most human Hamlet of our generation, and he followed it up with that ...

... in the performance, and the third act which was omitted when the play was presented at the Savoy, drew a crowded house at Drury Lane, where it forms one of Mr. Forbes -Robertson's series of revivals. The prologue is characteristic of G. B. S., though it ...

... costumes and the scenery of d Annunzio s latest play, La Pisanella that still more that is his work will be in evidence at Drury Lane during the present Russian Season. Line and Colour P^s wisdof' in Movement. the publication at the moment of The Decorative ...

... and Miss Esme Beringer and Mr. Sam Sothern struggling with the thankless stuff that here passes for romance. This year's Drury Lane drama is the best example there has yet been of the complicated and elaborate things that can be done if you have a stage ...

... Reginald Owen plays the hero's part cleverly and there are useful performances by Miss Muriel Barnby and Mr. Vivian Reynolds. Drury Lane is in luck. She was able to revive her pantomime (with amendments) and, following that, she presents again her autumn drama ...