... tor the time at Drury Lane Theatre on Monday n and dietribeted to the principals of Sleapicg Heanty om ¥. ‘The cake is pro vided every twelfth mght by the proceeds of a fund of £100 invested in Consols in 17% by Baddeley, a Drury Lane comedian of the ...

... been called the wor'd's greatest bass. and achieved great fame in: opera, In 1913 and 1914 he where he command ed peared at Drury Lane, and was the hon cof the season, a fee of £400 nighi, STRIAN PE TREATY. SIGNED BY THE RESIDENT A Vienna message states ...

... Harold Chisnall, a collier, aged twenty, THE DRURY LANE MORLAND SOLD. | «ho was formerly a Boy rout and Assizes ou Tues- The George Morland picture discovered at was bound over at Live With a view Drury Lane Theatre has been sold by | day on a charge of ...

... SDON NIGHT OUTRAG! A brutal outrage was in Drury lane on Saturday ...

... with distinction. Owing to the removal of the the aed: ation of pensioners. estimate a decrease af Law maths =i ance at Drury Lane which Berman Emperor ...

... drama, “ Hinko,” at the Queen's Theatre. In 1873 Mr. Vezin played with Phelps, Toole, and Mathews at the Gaiet Theatre. At Drury Lane, 1876, he played Macbeth for the benefit of the a Centennial. On the pro- duction at the Crystal Palace, 1876, of Sopho- ...

... who is a keen theatre-goer, caused new theatre to be built in the ile he was di San G lovers will remember who was the Drury Lane Theatre Writing tothe Daily Citizen, Mr, -G. Bese “our state nard Shaw declares that it there is a is important body of ...

... the and Rhodesian troops, as well fine body of sepresentative ot Hie a geen OE ei Oy tet tine ach in @ as at the Given af Drury Lane in honour of the ——. which the upon them, are Sparing no in the annals of the stage. to the by the British Five tien Com- ...

... the Femaio frescoes. class for ruad coach horses tu be Clerks and Typists. harness. Never since the railway There has been Drury Lane Theatre for te coach off the has coaching day the longest service record was that cf James At Harlow agricultural competitions ...

... week. ot Drury Lane must have reassured bum And the last of 4!) was 7 ver table triumph. People waited a! the «| the theatre from five e'clack the morning: sud the reserved seats could have been oil | twice over at dow ad Even th historic Drury Lane has sever ...

... Doctor, “your beef shall be well before you have done.” Mise Brest made her the « Covent Garden, and wos 2 success that Drury Lane had very poor houses, except om those mghts when Garrick was play- img. He was compelled to opetas ¢o compete with the rival ...

... glue isttor costae ing £10 from Commander Katoe, Japanese Naval Attache in London. Mr. “ Jimmy ~ Glover, the well-known Drury Lane conductor and com; quietly at Westminster to Miss Kathleen Collins, daughter of Mrs. B. G. Collins, of Montreal, was no ...