... in Chicago, and was mod oiled after the Theatre Comiqne, Pari*. It was opened so recently as November 23rd last with the Drury Lane spectacular pantomime “Blue Beard.'* THE LONDON ** DAILY EXPRESS'* COKBEfPONDFNT.) Chicago, Wednesday. During the second ...

... with trim, and in a loed, calm vo.ce arsuring the was no dan. Mr. Coz said he once timed the exit of s crowded audbence at Drury Lane and Sve minutes found thet the bouse was are the particulars of fatal fires which have occurred im theatres in al] parts ...

... escaped suffered considerably before they succeeded in finding place* refuge. The pontomirae was Bluebeard,” as played at Drury Lane two years ago, and most of the stage settings were those used in the original Eondon production. 8.30 p.m. The Coronet’s ...

... conjunction with the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Limited. The whole property is believed to have been fully insured. The pantomime was produced in the autumn of 1902 the Broadway Theatre, New York, it being the second Drury Lane pantomime to be seen there, the ...

... playhouses in Chicago, and was modelled after the Theatre Comiqne, Paris. was opened so recently November 23 last with the Drury Lane spectacular pantomime Blue Beard.” The bouse had capacity of 1,744 scats, which on the ground floor were arranged in rows ...

... through which 1% is estimated that more than 600 lives have been lost, will serve to recall the fact that although since Drury Lane Theatre was destroyed by fire in 1809, there have been no fewer than sixteen theatre fires in the English metropolis, the ...

... loud, calm voice assuring the audience there was no danger. Mr, Cox said he once timed the exit of a crowded audience at Drury Lane Theatre, and found that the house was entirely cleared in five minutes D EEAL WOODFORD'S «DELICIOUS FLAVOURED.” OF (3% ...

... a loud, calm voice assuring the audience there was danger. Mr. Cox said be once timed the exit of a crowded audience at Drury Lane Theatre, and found that the house was entirely cleared in five minutes. ...

... playhouses in Chicago, and was modelled after the Theatre Camique, Paris. It was opened so recently November 53rd last with :the Drury Lane spectacular pantomime Blue .Beard. A MANIACAL CROWD. Dozens Trampled to Death. ...

... escaped suffered considerably before they succeeded in finding places of refuge. The pantomime was Bluebeard,” played at Drury Lane two years ago, and most of the stage settings were those used in the original London production. It U supposed that defect ...

... escaped suffered considerably before they succeeded in finding places of refuge. The pantomime was “Bluebeard.” as played at Drury Lane two years ago, and most of the stage settings were those used in the original London production. ...

... loperial. LA',)n: 25— The Medal and the Maid,” at the yric, April 30.—Sir Henry Irving produced M. Sardow's “ Dante” st Drury lane. The School Gur at the Prince of May 90— Wales's Maj 12— Mrs. Gorringe's Necklaco.” by Mr. H. l'( Davies, produced :¢ Wyndbam's ...