... DRURY LANE DRAMA AT THE OPERA HOUSE. ' h s ' Ceci Ralei h ;md Henr y Hamilton, with its ! > a S ' huntsmen, jockeys, classic event, hero and lri viUainess, railway station, engine and train, ' a „ tne Paraphernalia that to make up what is q °dern Drury ...

... and sublime inspiration of awe. It should make impressive tableau at Drury Lane. d*-*^' Having lightly sketched the position attained by Mrs- r through her connection with Drury Lane, we may tell of ceding events in her life which led to the momentous ...

... or is not justifiable to commit a murder. The role of principal boy will be dispensed with at the Christmas pantomine at Drury Lane this year. Singing will be a more important feature than in previous pantomines. Mr. Arthur Collins has engaged Mr. Dan ...

... anything were required to prove this, it would surely be found in the succession of phenomenally successful sporting pieces at Drury Lane, the greatest of all London's playhouses -The Whip first, then The Hope, then Ben Hur. Ben Hur is, of course, widely separated ...

... and new dresses. Mr. Charles Constant's company will be responsible for the production. THE NEW DRURY LANE DRAMA. [Looker On/ Special.] The new Drury Lane sporting drama —one of the sure signs that autumn is with us—was produced on Thursday night by Mr ...

... before the visit of King George 111. to the Cheltenham Theatre and on this occasion another Drury Lane star—Becky Wells—was the leading lady, and it was at Drury Lane, a few years later still, that his Majesty, to whose visit to Cheltenham Spa we owe so much ...

... Royal Command before their Majesties the King'& Queen, and His Imperial Majesty the German Emperor, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Prices of Admission as usual. Early Doors at 7, Sixpence extra. Ordinary Doors at -~jp. Commence 7-45- ox Office : Dale ...

... H. Oswald Reword. it At 2 ' and 7.4 5. ANDsupermaN. *t & duping the Week, hi ay Next ' at 2 - 30 - Ht ,S,T CHELTENHAM DRURY LANE DRAMA, Hope V Tl t at°n Admiss as usual. f LX - Forty & Co.. Ltd., >' s til] to 6 -45. except ' \ • ek'phone 92. THE DUST ...

... ADA TUNKS, The favourite Soprano; MR. LEONARD BROWN, The popular Tenor; MR. DOUGLAS WAKEFIELD The renowned Baritone from Drury Lane Theatre; and RANDOLPH KING, The renowned Protean Actor from the principal Variety Theatres. Admission, 3d. Chairs, 2d. and ...

... DArgel 0 3488 Reminiscences of Rossini, .' Don't flirt with me, Leoni \ ~ Three African Dances, J .'Pink and White. .. Drury Lane Hits (selections), 1915.. . C.660 .'Little l>it of Heaven. O Neal\ c ggi d'Egypte, .„ .'lrUh home of mine. ~ L'Automn ...

... Lord Lytton's famous play, Money. This is the play which was selected' by the King for the Royal Command performance at Drury Lane during the recent visit of the German Emperor, and by the all-round excellence of the company presenting it here will be ...

... PATRIOTIC SONG. C lng up-to-date song was one of V e H°P-°-my-Thumb,the Drury Lane ?P°nri IQII> There was considerable aie ce Cc - m t^le P ress a hout the song certam quarters determined it la^c to induce the management to the ull-dog continued to bark ...