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... col- lector for the Government. The seizure of the horse was made in respect of nineteen weeks’ unpaid contributions. THE DRURY LANE MORLAND SOLD. The George Morland picture discovered at Lane Theatre has been sold by the Drury original p urchaser, Mr. ...
... curtain the firemen were able save the auditorium, but the .stage was burnt out and the roof dt'eiroyed. The scenery of the Drury Lane drama “The Hope” was burnt. ...
... Reine on nkew wis te Homan CREA . Chimpangee Extraordt: b LILY LONG, LIANS, ‘he World's Bionse ¥ PEGGY Comed‘enne from Drury Lane, BOSE & Com ERC PHI'. BRAN ‘SY, The Popular DOLPH. Famous ; ctor Tenor, median, —Td to 2s 4d. No Ea ly Doors, Booking Office ...
... Helen Barry) at Booth’s Theatre, New York. Mr. Rignold was the Heavy V. when Sir Augustus Harris first opened management at Drury Lane Theatre in 1879. After touring ihe provinces in ‘Henry V.” Rignold went to Australia, where, with occasional visite to England ...
... feloniously » Hensman, who ad arrested him in November. 1908. at police-consta! The body of Mr. Louis Norman, @ artist at Drury Lane Theatre, wae_recove from the Thames of the Houses of Parliament on Tuesday. Mont ue Holbein, who in 1902 swam from Cape ...
... of special attraction is provided this wtek by the appearance George Graves, who has had remarkable rnn of success in the Drury Lane p .utomim-. Aa everyone exp ettd, the comedian who has filled so well the place vacated the Dan Leno was received last night ...
... carved on each cheeks. CUTTING THE BADDELEY CAKE. For th? 114 th time there has taken place the ceremony cutting the Cake at Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. Harry Nichols performing the ceremony in the early hours of Saturday morning on the stage of the theatre. The ...
... which Gilbert Holliday supplies a donble-page impression, The Fiery Croee. scene is shown frem The Merchant of VeLics” at Drury Lane, and a cage gives portraits of Mr. Forbes Robertson and Miss Gertrude Elliott their p irts. The portrait in' colours is ...
... Com- Mipnation. mons by hie quiet dignity and stern deter- RESCUES AT A LONDON FIRE Excitin scenes were witnessed j pn Drury- lane, London, in the early hours of when mine persons were reecued at a fire Thureday, which broke out in a house above a shop ...
... memory of Dickens the incident which prnwided the motive for one Mr. Theodore Watts-Dun ton’s finest sonnets. ragged firl •Drury Lane was heard exclaim * Dickens dead ? Then wil] Father Christmas rfie too? ’ 9 * ¥ It interesting note that recent analysis ...
... one-act plays were etaged, with full scenic effects, for Mr. Browne-Lecky by Mr, Braodan-Stewurt (late of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, &c.). The first was entitled The Ghost (a play in one act, by Charles Pender), and the other dramatic sketch a recruiting ...
... has been given in theatre, distinguished from th© gala performances the Opera and th© Command performance recently given Drury Lane in honour the German Emperor. The members of the dramatic profession, recognising the honour which the King is conferring ...