... lived solely to entertain or be entertained. The small minority who could do neither were, with the eather, unfortunate, Drury Lane and His Majesty’s down to the humblest peep-show’ on the inaccessible byways of the East End. the magnet of the laughter-maker ...

... . Dell CnUiiougl) wounded himself) OMrryiog *IIK wounded out action. A and Tableau by Arthur Sturgess and J. M. Glover, Drury Lane Theatre, London, entitled “HANDS OFF,” POOLES’ SELECT EXTKRTAIXEItS and BANDS All combine mate this production unique. THE ...

... perform the pantomime at £225 for eight performances per week. During the pantomime seasons 1908-9 and 1909-10 he appeared at Drury Lane, and each year he was absent from matinees through indisposition. Subsequently he was unable fulfil engagements at Hull ...

... Mountford, M. st. and HARRILD FOLDING MACHINE HANDS, Non-society, smart, Wanted, for the London and County Printing Works, Drury Lane, London, W.C. ; good woul be given to good men; 52%, hours; per- manency; contract would be given.. pay stating age, experience ...

... expected at Appleton House in the early evenmg. Qoe&ns at Drury Lane. Queen Alexandra, with King Haakon, Queen Maud, and Princess Victoria, witnessed the performance of Sealed Orders at Drury Lane on Saturday 'evening. The Royal Honeymooners. Prince and ...

... COMFY SEATS. `VENTILATION PERMITS OF SMOKING WITHOUT ANNOYANCE TO NON-SMOKERS. FAMOUS DRURY LANE DRAMA • THE WHIP A masterly screen version of the fdrnous Drury Lane Drama. The film follows the play very closely and has been magnificently staged. The ...

... in her ditties, including one relating to tango teas. The programme is completed by the contributions of Drew and Alders, Drury Lane comedians, Julian Roes, light comedian, and Walter Lambert, termed “originality personified,” and the American bioscope ...

... the On Wednesday Emperor and Empress lunch at the German Embassy, and in the evening attend the performance of “Money” at Drury Lane Theatre. On Thursday the Emperor and Empress lunch with Viscount Haldane, and dine with the Marquis of Lansdowne. On Friday ...

... 3d to 18s-19s: London and Thames Haven Oil. 1 / 8 to 3% -3 ?;A ; Novello Pref., 1A to Simpson Pref.. 1 to 83-86; Theatre Drury Lane, %2 to 1 %6-1 ; -White Tompkins Ord., is to 295-31 s. LOWER: Argentine Tobacco Ord., 1 42 to Vs-1 4 ;; ditto Pref., %. to ...

... Daily Telegraph who is not already acquainted with it, application accompanied by this advt.- Office: Bazaar Buildings. Drury Lane, London. rpHE POPULAR W.T.” NO VET..S ANOTHER FINE STORY. T « By ANNIE O. SALE TO-DAY THE W.T. NOVELS ARE OBTAINABLE FROM ...

... News.”—” Most stupendous spectacle ever presented. As witnessed by Their Majesties the KING and QUEEN and QUEEN ALEXANDRA Drury Lane Theatre. Cost £500,000. too ' years to complete. 125,000 people were employed rn the production. Daily, 2.50 and 7.30. Prices ...

... Prints? of Wales’s 'Theatre, herself a Lincolnshire lady, took part in the play, assisted by Mr. George R. Foss, of the Drury Lane Theatre, and Miss Florence Saunders, of the Strand Theatre, the remainder of the cast being filled by Mrs. Reaveley, Miss ...