... Twickenham. Mid-Glamorgan By Election: Nominations. National Union of Teachers’ Conference Plymouth : Assembly of delegates. Drury Lane Theatre: “The Whip.” Heckey: England v. France, Paris; Folkestone v. ampstead; Wimbledon v, Surbiton, Folkestone. International ...

... spoor in Georgian days make a very special anneal. There is drama, too, of very excellent sample in “The Whip,” to revived - Drury Lane to-night, and of the downright sort ait the Lyceum in The Fighting Ctianee,” which carries the audience along through storm ...

... MONDAY. MARCH- 28, 1910 » . J* . LANE THEATEE. REVIVAL OF “THE WHIP.” If the remarkable success of last autumn’s drama at Drury Lane had not warranted a re-staging the piece as soon aa tho pantomime season was over, the size and the enthusiasm Saturday ...

... Corinthian , 13 Mr C. Hibbert’s Cooya * ® Mr O.Aaton’a St. Stephen .1 Jit S. M. Lowenstein'sSt. Carlo — Z T. Rintonl’s Drury Lane g Z C. Birdsey’s Sorbet 7 4 Major J. D. Edwards's Santis Z o Mr Ivor B, Hughes's Clutch 3 7 3.O.—THE SOUTH-WESTERN TWO TEAR-OLD ...

... way, Mr. Murray Carson now contributes in the r6le of Sir John Hawker in place of Mr. Charles Rock, who has returned to Drury Lane, and Mr. Claude King, who replaces Mr. Charles Maude as Jack Temperley. This melodrama of the ring stands quite alone in ...

... .PriTate 3 7 Mr K. Bradford's Sailor Lad-Fair Atlanta 3 Mr Hibberfs H.tfori Nieh, T ,l w - Mr Bintoul's Drury Lane .„T«bor 3,8 Capt Barnett's Black Satin a Mr Coltou-Fox'a Patriotism ..Braima 3 7 E. Dawaon's Fidooia ••• ;*• o Major ...

... “CHANTECLEE” FOE LONDON. DRURY LANE PRODUCTION IN JUNE. Chantecler is to crow London. M. Edmond Rostand’s great barnyard play will be produced (says the “Daily Mail’s’ Pans correspondent) at Drury Lane on June 2, French, with the same company, the same ...

... Burdett to the Tower, that another verdict of murder has been found against the military. We understand that the performers of Drury Lane Company have submitted a petition His Majesty stating the losses they have sus. tained, and praying for a licence to play ...

... toe handed by Mr. Courtneidge the Fresh Air Fund for poor children. THE NAVAL DRAMA. It is good news that the next play at Drury Lane will be naval one. The Army has fared better at the bands of the dramamakers far as Old Drurv is concerned than has the ...

... novelist, whose death is announced, is best recalled in connection with the very determined attack he made few years ago on the Drury Lane pantomime. Mr. Cooper was a great lover children: he wrote more about them than for them, it is true, but took the challenge ...

... Conjnrer Lynliam 4 7* Hr Havim's Little Pitcher Lord Villi era’s Limpet 3 7 Mr Wootton’s Maroasite Wl i? ?“ 11 Rintonl’s Drury Lane l»bor 3 6 9 Batcher’s Portland Boy 3 7 the kempton pakk great “JUBILEE HANDICAP of 3,000 £ov». (3,800 sovs, intpecio, and ...

... character -the expert thief type, in which he has made almost a corner ”; “ The Whip,” one of the finest dramas seen at Drury Lane for many years past; and “The Prince and the Beggar Maid ” the Lyceum, where, by the way, there will be a matinee on Bank ...