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... A Drury Lane Derby. 'Oi our great national institutions, who shall Say w.hich the greater—Derby or Drury? It might puzzle a modern Solon to tell which holds the heart of London more utterly in its hand. Latterly their rivalry has become almost bitterly ...
... A Drury Lane Derby. THE COURIER SUPPLEMENT. FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1913. Of our great national institutions, who shall say which is the greater—Derby Drury'? might puzzle modern Solon to tell which holds the heart of London more utterly in its hand. Latterly ...
... SURPRISE FOR DRURY LANE PANTOMIME PRINCIPAL GIRL'S POLITICS. SUDDEN DEPARTURE. A sudden change in the cast at the Drury Lane (London) Pantomime has come as a climax to state of affairs which would otherwise have rendered impossible the smooth running ...
... Mr. Archie Arbuthnot, who used to ride in The Whip, at Drury Lane during the run of that piece, will ride his horse. Band Box, in the Hurdle Handicap Leicester to-day. ...
... AMUSEMENTS. rpHEATRE ROYAL. TO-DAY, 2& 7 30. Mr GEORGE DANCE'S Principal Company 'in a Wonderful Drama from Drury Lane Theatre, THE WHIP. Box Office Open 9 a.m. 10 p.m. 'Phone 4674 (Central). THEATRE ROYAL. MONDAY NEXT. For Six Nights, at 7 30. Matnee ...
... Unions in London at the Home Office yesterday, behalf of the orange sellers who have been excluded from the vicinity of Drury Lane since Christmas. Ten of the orange women themselves were present. They sat at the rear the room with their baskets of chocolate ...
... HERO BANDSMAN'S FUNERAL DRURY LANE ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS AT GRAVESIDE. William Edmund Mitchell, the heroic musician, who perished in an attempt to save the life of Sir Denis Anson, during tlie midnight river trip on the Thames last week, was buried Saturday ...
... theatrical manager, of Glasgow, Edinburgh, Newcastle, Liverpool. Nottingham, Abeideen, and Dundee; Mr. T. H. Birch, chairman Drury Lane Theatre, London; Mr. John Blair and Captain Rose, both directors of the United Theatres Company; and Mr. John Hart, who ...
... be from our advertising columns the Midland Railway Company announce a cheap excamton to London oa Thursday next lot the Drury Lane pantomime. The price which includes fare, luncheon and supper on train and a reserved seat the theatre is only 21s. OBOWIKO ...
... MILLINERY. Hats in coloured patent leather are making'a bid for the favour of lady motorists tlris autumn. The ie illustrated at Drury Lane where, one of the scenes in 'Healed Orders, the leading lady appears in a motoring coat of blue cloth matched with a patent ...
... one seat. The number of the House, 670. is not intended Increased, but may reduced. “SINS OF SOCIETY.” POPULAR REVIVAL AT DRURY LANE. Though bridge not the fashionable craze it was when The Sins Society first daw the light, yet curiosity in the doings of ...
... it** free for ONE MONTH to any* ,vi«Ue* hester Courier who is un ipplication. enclosing this adyt. _ Bazaar Buildings. Drury Lane, hon^ ...