... descriptions of siting anderiskos, but within and without the Part. Steam Lighters and &niche for by or Offices : D U RY-is I DRURY- LaNE, WATER-EITRLE'r. LLVERPtiOL. Telephone 1183. Telegrams Lighterage. egged - ...

... the L.C.C. can be the cause of much expenditure in otherN and it has served Mr. Arthur Collins, and his co-directors of Drury Lane Theatre, with certain requisitions which may mean much or little—probably much. Mr. Collins sees the fate of the Lyceum ...

... •c+-.-C••-0. Erery Londoner looks out early for the great melodrama now alwayn produced in the autumn at Drury Lane. The author as usual i.. of course, Mr. Cecil Raleigh anti the producer Mr. Arthur Collins, This year the play which • to be called The ...

... Dante s melodramatic hero ; and the final tableanx, thou h surely I ess absurd nobody should want them, are than those of Drury Lane ; that, after ali, one wonders why the dramatists should take Dante as a subject at all unless they can put a story together ...

... 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 ...

... the theatres under the control of the United Theatres Limited, and an insult to myself. I have managed the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, the Lyceum, the Adelphi, the Olympic, and the Crystal Palace, theatres in Liverpool, Birmingham, and Edinburgh. All these ...

... (rime s Head co the summit | wr ® London correspondent) to | gon pports The perils is mature of the adventure may dra: at Drury lane a n The Lord Lieutenant and the Co: Custom | be gathered m the fact that the ead | the autum great ape e ed an owed Dudley ...

... light and melodious if particularly dramatic vereion of Goethe'. story, which in the early seventies a-as made Popular at Drury Lane by Mme. Christine Nilsson. If Mignon is not given, may be a revival of either Rigoletto or tin I Rollo. A Positive ...

... the theatres under the control the United Theatres Company, Limited, and insult himself. had managed the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Lyceum, Adelphi, Olympic, Crystal Palace, and theatres in Liverpool, Birmingham, and Edinburgh. All these theatres had ...

... let the two theatre* be so successfully managed. The Coronet and The Camden.” Mr. Prank ('arson. The rehearsals for the Drury Lane drama are now in full swing. Tb© first soen© is board ship in the Atlantic, (he second the Sussex Downs, after which will ...

... still the leading chd'® the musical comedy dealing with the fort! Carl, and Mr. Harry Dundas has again Chargle well-known Drury Lane play at the l\letrOP; There are some changes at the variety R. G. Knowles, the American, with biS ?: patter, civides the ...

... Connell, H. Lewens, Mr. R. DeLancy, Mr. Morgan. Mf: Wakefield, Mr. Grosvenor, Mr. Edward Rosenthal, principal baritone of Drury Lane and Her Majesty's Theatres, &c. Full band and chorus ; conductor. Herr,Rayloff. R.C. trusts that the array of talent enumerated ...