... SUNDAY ON THE RIVER. CONDUCTOR AND COMPOSER. Dr. Richard Straus's new ballet, The Legend of Joseph,' wee produced at Drury Lane on Tuesday. The famous oonixkser (right) is seen here photograrhed with Mr. Thomas Beecham, the well-known conductor. LORD ...

... W. was fined 20s. and 23e. costs for assaulting a taxi-cab driver named Howell. Howell said be was called by a fare at Drury Lane Theatre. While on his way there the marquis hailed him, bat he told him be was engaged. The marquis then said, I have had ...

... defendant company wished hbn to point out that their managing director. when chroeing the title ••ttealed Orders. had sot the Drury Lane drama is his Thia statement was made in evidence. and no attempt by cross-examinstina was made to controvert it, The words ...

... satisfaction that the takings that day were to be devoted to such excellent objects. An attractive coocert, to which the Drury Lane orchestra, under Mr. James Glover, contributed, was afterwards given, and then Prints Louise was escorted round the exhibition ...

... AN ACTOR'S FORTUNE . Sir Squire Bancroft. who is to conduct the rehearsals of Money for the command performance at Drury Lane on the occasion of the German Emperor's visit, retired from the stage with a handsome fortune rather more than a quarter of ...

... SEVEN WOMEN RESCUED. The London firemen yawned seven women from a burning building at 31. Bettertonstreet. Drury Lane, in the early hours of Thursday morning. The premises were occupied by • firewood dealer named French and b% five families of lodgers ...

... Suffrage Bill is contemplated by the Portuguese Government. Ao extra matinee of the Sinn of Society will be given at Drury Lane Theatre on E, slur Dr. Talbot intends to leave London during Easter week for Farnham Palam to begin his sew duties as itiehop ...

... irihnte to the famon,. Stst:a..pearciin actor. Mr. F. It Ilco,on, at the Shakospeare Tercentenary C lien perfurinauee at Drury Lane n hi. Majeety bestowing the licaour ci knighthood upon the actor. Mr. lim..on taking part is the pr::ntation of Julio ...

... his bead, rec•iviag terrible injuries. Be died sees after. The body of Louis Norman, a 'scenic artist lately employed at Drury Lane Theatre, was recovered front the Thane% Norman, who lived ia Heyford-road. South Lambeth, was thiltyilia years of age. A ...

... Equiet was held coneerning the death Mrs. lias Smith, aged fittl -reven, the wife of Mr. Sidney Smith. limn/nes manager at Drury Lane Theatre. Mra Smith died from *bock. caused by burns Mr. Smith said his wife had been as {eyelid fur some years. She war ...

... nineteen acres, and is freehold. It is one of the most valuable areas in London. Among the well-knows buildinp on the land are Drury Lane Theatre, Royal Opera House. Waldorf Hotel. Aldwich Theatre, Strand Theatre. Bow-street Police-court, several well-known ...

... Damages or £2OO were awarded on Friday in Mr. Justice Bucknill's court to Mr. Harold Belcher, who played in The Whip at Drury Lane, for a libel contained in a aerial story called Motley and Tinsel in Lloyd's News. A stay of execution wee granted ...