... PAVILION AT 8 WALTER OLO TALS.’ ct Me (Coder tho Managemcot tneluding the Drury Lane Theatre Favourite, LITTLE ZOLA. \n Comedian. who will tntnadace Bis Latest, Londen a B including Four Foot Two SD UN WQUE BNTERTS AINMEST. A VARIED, BRIGHT. Paritien ...

... National Land and lousing Amociation entertained the Primo Minster at at the Holborn Restaurant, and this wae zation at Drury Lane Theatre. by a Sir John Brunner, presided et the tuncheon. and among those present were the i of Crewe. Earl Carrington, ...

... THEATRE “AND OPE! HOUSE, TORQUAY. Dieters Mr W. HL. Mortimer. Mr Tia ot tho well Acer Mr Norm Day (SATURDAY). at 23 hig’ tt OP DRURY LANE.” H oat “EXETER. wR WM Gay BONG COMPANT, 1s “MISS PEL CLUB CYCLING GROUNDS. EXETER, 4 GRAND ENTRY OF CHAMPION®. W. WOOD ...

... “Tunes,” Sir Alexander Acland. Feod —I am that the Prime Minister merepresent a political opponen! tat his remarice at Drury. lane m reference to a spect of nine on the Sth instant certainly hare this effect. ae a. That the Soeretary of State fer War ...

... URS. WEDNESDAY, ond DAY at 2.30. Evening. PAY at 8 SATUR! oF ADY URSULA Eve THE AD ESTURE at GWYNS D turday Evenin; OF DRURY LANE. = EXETER MPHEATRE “ROYAL, at WREK ASD BYERY EVENING FRIDA Ma WM. COMPASY 1s “THE BEL: MISS. > ...

... certainly sreck the echeme if penasted in. The Government are evidently in a meek and chastened mood, as well they may be. The Drury Lane swagger and truculence and threaten- been laid aside, as has the Albert Hall ing have ‘We did not hear a word about blank ...

... brilliant and animated scene at the of Drury Lane Theatre was enthusiastically wel Longchamps races and the stirring spectacle of rounds of applause. the sinking of the Beachy Head brought forth In the Drury Lane drama playgeers have learned to expect ...

... Tho troubles of @ theatrical suceess were dis- Hebrides.” Ha! Ha! Excellent, Mr. Churchill! closed at the meeting of the Drury Lane share- A capital Wo Arthur Collins has been responsible © Two entries are mi are told all about a new in Ni but for 27 at ...

... For one thing it afforded shelter as well as entertainment, end the children’s “Forty Compan formed in the pantomime, from Drury Lane, zy fay afternoon and evening ; bands pl all day, and there was a variety of sido shows that rivalled any fair. A round ...

... Valuation Bill would be the firet stop in the course the Liberal party jhad marked out A large meeting as held later in Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. W ston Churehil! who was the principal speaker, dealt with the pro- land and howang legislation, and. sai the ...

... Ad. i Theatre, and its revivai in the old home of the m ma promises to be as great a success as was its produc- tion at Drury Lane over a year ago. A few changes in the cast were unavoidable. Mr. George role of Oscar & ienson is pla’ with conspicuous ...

... 9 mae ii H be: 6 p.c. Cum. oy ? 1 Slatere, Ordinary ‘Cam. 28) 10 10 Spiers and Food, Ne 1 Van den Berghs, Theatre Royal. Drury Lane—{] 3) 168 Do. 6 p.c. Cum’ Pref. 6) 6 1-16 6 1 Wering and Giliow. 7 .c. Ord. Si i skin De. Irred. Mt. Ded. Stk 100 Whiteley ...