... DRURY LANE. Last night at Drury Lane the Russian ballet added Stravinsky’s Sacre du Printemps the repertory, the work receiving Us first performance in England. It is not possible to write in at all favourable terms of this latest study in musical cacophony ...

... DRURY LANE. (Special to the Westminster Gazette.) ()id Bill--Bairnsfather's Old Bill—is now intent unon making theatrical history. lie is about to tra‘ el the country with a better 'ole de luxe. It has happened in this way. Mr. C. B. Cochran who ...

... DRURY LANE. Yet another Salome! Are we never to be rid of this tiresome woman, who seems to exercise such an unholy fascination over our modern decadents? Oscar Wilde started her vogue. Aubrey Beardsley furthered it. Richard Strauss celebrated her in ...

... DRURY LANE. With Othello Mr. Forbes-Robertson gives the last of his revivals, and from now till his farewell season ends, June 1, repetitions will be the order of the day, or, rather, night. As before, his presentation of the Moor is marked by rare ...

... AT DRURY LANE. In the nursery the real delight of fairy 'stones is in the rejteJJirvg them. It is to know what comes next, to follow the familiar recital, and, if need be, anticipate the adventures as 'tltey progress on blie printed page, that gives to ...

... DRURY LANE. A novel forrn - Ot - cift;rt;in - iiiiiiiit was given on Monday . at Drury Lam. Itimsky-Korsakov's Coq d'Or (Tee Golden Cocierell is neither an opera nor a ballet, but a combination of both. The story is represented in pantomime and dance ...

... DRURY LANE. SHAREHOLDERS* MESSING TO-DAY. ...

... DRURY LANE J. MARTIN HARVEY. Address, Avenue-road. IVf u. MRS. LIONEL IUGNULL liberty. 10. Prince Artbor-rd., N.W. 3. ...

... DRURY LANE. If wanted a disproof of the now very stale contention as pantomime bciiig necessarily vulgar,” one could n:,! find that disproof more happily exemplified than in the new Cinderella' at Drury Lane. Mr. Arthur Collins has appeal to a hroad, ...

... DRURY LANE. MR. FORBES-ROBERTSON'S OTHELLO AT The fact that Othello is only now revived, and is to be repeated but twice more, may, I think, be taken as a sort of admission by Mr. Forbes-Robertson that a dark-skinned and fiery child of nature is ...

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... DRURY LANE. The greatest pantomimes in the part have been those at the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane and this year is no exception to the rule. The attraction at the grand old playhouse this Gammon I. Jack and the Beanstalk and Yr. Arthur OoDins. the l ...