... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Lust nifrht Sir Henry Irvins revived Louis i XI. It i« nothing ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.” Last night Sir Henry Irring revived The Merchant Venice,” and the scenes enthusiasm which marked the opening night his season were repeated, though in a somewhat modified degree. There were counter-attractions ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Managing Director— ARTHuit COLLIN& ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE, The Famous ALBERT AND EDMUNDS GREAT COMEDY TROUPE, real funny, up-to-date pantomime the good old BRITANNIA, A big production and new sketches in preparation. Communications —Edmund Edmunds, 127 Cambe well Road, S.E. MISS VESTA TILLEY ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE Pantomime, COURT THEATRE, LIVERPOOL SEELEY AND WEST. Comedians and Instrumentalists. Funny Study Black and Whitb. EMPIRE. HOLLOWAY. MR. GUS ELEN. TIVOLI and CAMBERWELL. Business Manager— George Foster. MAY EDOIMN and FRED EDWARDS A ...

... DRURY LANE THEATER One or two departures from tradition wilt be noticed on Boxing night, when Cinderella is produced. The Prince's valet, whose name has been Gallicised into Dandigny, will, in defiance of custom, be represented by a more male—Mr. Harry ...

... THE CLERGY AND DRURY LANE. MR. WEBB-PEPLOE ON “THE PRODIGAL SON. Last night, in the course of his sermon at St. Paul’s, Onslow-square, Prebendary Webb-Peploe touched somewhat strongly upon the invitation, which he mentioned as having been received by ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. TIM PRODIGAL SON. By HALL COM by Arthur Collies. Made °impend sod artseg•d by J. M. Stifles Women Mr. Hun MARY Omer „. Mr. Dumas ALIZADDrit Memo Mr. COOP= Hellen .„ Mr. Help Halm -. NANCY Plum Thom LIXT CAM Margret Neilsen ...

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... DRURY LANE MEETING. COLLINS'S HOPEFUL TIEW Some disappointment felt at the meeting of the Drury Lane Company at thb theatre on Friday at the passing of no dividend. Mr. Arthur Collins, however, took the view that the wont was over, and that in the future ...

... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME Opinions of the London Press THE TIMES says t The Very Man for Drury Lane.” For the great Drury I.ano ia tliia year wonderful ever, its fooling as lively ever, an ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. THE PRODIGAL SON. The following is the cast of the principal characters and synopsis of scenery of Mr. Hall Caine's new play, which Mr. Arthur Collins will produce at the National Theatre cis Thursday. Sept. 7: Sleplen Ni elf leelsod ...