... DRURY LANE. {From cue London Correspondent.) An enthusiastic audience followed with intense interest the long succession of brilliant stage pictures which illustrate Messrs. Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton’s sporting drama. '' The Whip. at Drury Lane ...

... Lane. Mr. T. H. Birch, presiding at the meeting the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, yesterday, said that the shareholders could congratulate themselves on a successful year’s working He pointed out that the production of Women, on which they had based very ...

... DRLRY LANE ikeatres Loss on Year's Working my oO RIVATR The directors of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, ed at the annual meeting of shareholders held to-day that owing to the conditions prevailing throughout the past year sulted in a loss of £5 ...

... DRURY LANE CHAIRMAN. Mr Thomas H. Bird, who died Havwards Heath Thursday, was chairman of directors of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane (Limited). 'He had been a director since the incorporation of the company in 1897, and the chairman of the board since ...

... FUTURE OF DRURY LANE. A meeting of the Board of Directors of Drury Lane Theatre was held Yesterday, when the situation arising out of the impasse created at the meeting of shareholders on Friday was, it is believed, considered. The shareholders last, ...

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... DRURY LANE MELODRAMA. “ It reminded me of a scene in a Drury Lane melodrama. The buildings went down g 0 exactly as if they had been =et up simply to be knocked over. One could not beliave without an effort that ono was seeing a real town shelled. . “ ...

... performance in England of a highest Korsakoff's three-act opera, “A Night in } which 15 given by Sir Joseph Beecham last life Drury Lane. The libretto is derived from Go; of the same name, which, however, has th are con: The action t riumph. of “The Drowned ...

... THE DRURY LANE TRADITION. Mr. T. N. Birch, chairman the directors of the Royal, Drury Lane, at the annual meeting today, said that the production of Everywoman at the theatre, although an artistic success, was not what they had hoped for financially ...

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... Av’ DRURY LANE THEATRE Cost £500,000, and took Tw Wears to complete. 125,000 People were employed in the We have to fear that Sheffield will be megnea UY tal aster. ms carried out of its regions of commonsense. oe muat_ be There are civic au' thorities ...

... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME, ‘Hop-o‘-My-Thumb' and Mr. George R. Sims. Although autumn is hardly half-way through, and “The Hope” etill fulfilling itself at Drury Lane, to the extent of crowded “houses' at even.* performance, the pollities and beauties of the ...