... RUMPTY DUWPTY AT LAHE. year Drury lane is to have the actual pantomime iu the centred of l-cndoa, though in the suburbs tliere will be score mote. the West End there will instead several Christmas plays, such The Cricket on the Hearth, which already ...

... fashion from the strain of overwork, but then picked up unexpectedly quickly, and was not only able to play in the pantomime Drury Lane, but was also able to fulfil some earlier engagements the music halls. This year, however, has again overtaxed his strength ...

... Lila. Note —Tfcia ia tka Only Company Touring tkla Baormaaaly Bucc«aefttl Play. SCENERY, COSTUMES. AND EFFECTS DIRECT FROM DRURY LANE THEATRE. Bon ORso at tke Theatre, Grand Ha trance. Hoar* 10 ta 4 daily. Telepkoae. 384. Stall Soaks may ho reserved nt Bs ...

... business has been booming. missed. The chief prod action of the year was Si *•—Death Bishop BUaborrow. Henry Irving's ** Dante Drury Lane. Trial the first motor fire engine for England, which was not only a great artistic success, Leyland but great financial ...

... visit last night made it that, whatever certain critics may think, ploys of this character are appreciated. It is a typical Drury Lane drama and with its really mounting, tome the being particularly realistic, it to thcee who like seaeationaliaas without ...

... '•■atched with great interest. The pantomime i‘'C>f promises to lie even belter than usual, - :c is saying great deal at Drury Lane. SIR E. CLARKE'S HEW ROLE, the most notable events in politics • ’-.p re-entry Sir Edward Clarke into the He has been adopted ...

... NEVILLE. -.vl I’ridiv. ujlf-r 26th »ad 27th. at 7 30: •IKS. DANE’S DEFENCE.” th. Setea i THE UAHS.” \V NI'XT an-i During Wr«k: Drury Lane Drama, UiIKAT RUBY.” Th( ‘* . Katranc*. Hour* 10 t* , * - daily. Tclej.hjne, »4. CHURCH, PRESTO] SI NEXT. TF.MI'KU NTH ...

... damage was almost wholly cor.tia«d tht; swain's store-room, which was burnt out. Arthur Collins, the well-known manager of Drury Lane Theatre, appeared in an evening suit gray cloth at a theatrical lirst night, and also at a Covent Garden fancy dress ball ...

... MEN AND WOMEN. There is little, any, hope that Mr. Dan will bo able to appear in the fort booming Drury- Lane pantomime. his health is now good, bu his nervous system still low. Ik ia officially atatad that Sir K©nolm Dighy, K.C.8., retiree next from ...

... Manager STEPHEN PBITT. TO-NIGHT, at 7. LAST PERFORMANCE of •THREE LITTLE MAIDS. MONDAY NEXT, and during the Week, the Drury Lane Drama, •THE WHITE HEATHER. Tiiealre 4 dally. Telephone 394. TO-NTOHTI TO-NIGHT! HALL, PRESTON i.r*r Fvooirg 740. except ...

... attend?— Yes; but the judge dd not. We were going ducoss the Denver business. Over dinner?—No; not even lunch. HAD BEEN TO DRURY LANE. Mr. Pilling had taken Mrs. EUU Drury Lana- They drove straight there and straight back to the Savoy. They had dined together ...

... WS IT,, UO.OB Atru ’At horoe the Town Hall J 0, Thu-dor. the , .boo t!*! he pleerKd their iorap _ Rn*..—That successful Drury Lane Thiutmßot Hca tncr is again at the ine »»«• piece well Theatre , therefore no ' nrincipal parts in the cast are wrji ni ...