... THE POPULARITY OF AN EARTHQUAKE -ON THE STAGE THE CATASTROPHE IN THE HOPE AT DRURY LANE It is form the exciting episode both of The Mousme, Mr Robert Courtneidge's new musical play at the Shaftesbury, and The Hope at Drurv Lane. The Shaftesbury ...

... JACK AND THE BEANSTALK AT DRURY LANE THE GIANT HAND CARRYING OFF THE PRINCESS One of the most fascinating features for children in the Drury Lane Pantomime is the great giant. He is equipped with a colossal hand in which he picks up the Princess Dorothy ...

... THE WHIP AT DRURY LANE A GLIMPSE OF THE HUNTING MEN FROM THE FLIES The successful sporting drama, The Whip,' which made such a success in the autumn, and the run of which was interrupted by the pantomime, will be revived at Drury Lane to-mcrrow March ...

... MIRTHFULNESS IN SPITE OE MARS A PEEP AT PUSS IN NEW BOOTS AT DRURY LANE tlf you want to forget the war and the weather, and all other sort of worries, you cannot do better than go to Drury Lane, where u Puss in 9 New Boots charms eye and ear. It is, perhaps ...

... A REMARKABLE NEW DROP-CURTAIN AT DRURY LANE PAINTED SPECIALLY FOR THE GERMAN EMPEROR'S VISIT 1 For the occasion of the Command performance at Drury Lane next Wednesday, when both the German Emperor and Empress will be present, a special drop-curtain has ...

... BUILDING A GIANT FOR JACK AND THE BEANSTALK A PEEP BEHIND THE SCENES AT DRURY LANE Huae as this aiant is he is merely one of the minor personages in the wonderful country which Jack reaches after climbing the magic beanstalk. The giant-in-chief is so ...

... on the Moss tour. I y mmwMF* jm _. I -it Aixlev MR. ROBERT HALE as Bertie Barker. R.N.R., at Drury Lane. Foulshum and lSanlieli 'THE BEST OF LUCK AT DRURY LANE (1) Mr. C. M. Hallard as the Spanish Armada Captain an I (2) his descendant, General Lanzana ...

... value of a very attractive entertainment. The pageant at Drury Lane Theatre, to be pre sented 011 Friday afternoon, September 27, in celebration of the twenty-one years of management of Drury Lane by Mr. Arthur Collins, is conceived on a colossal scale ...

... PANTOMIME The popularity of Aladdin is so great that it tonus the subject of the pantomime at the Lyceum as well as at Drury Lane, to say nothing of the innumerable Aladdins in the Provinces. AS SKETCHED BY H. M. BROCK ...

... IV), then a lad of eighteen, was captivated by Mrs. Perdita Robinson, who was playing the It was in December, 1779, in Drury Lane s ^eatre, tha |n her Memoirs $rs. Robinson gives the following account of this first meeting The Prince s particular attention ...

... tears' Annual For XMAS, I9II. GEO. R. SIMS is represented by a dainty Drury Lane Pantomime Story. MAX PEMBERTON by an absorbing Christmas Motoring Tale. FRANK T. BULLEN by an up-to-date Sailors' Christmas Story. W. PETT RIDGE by a very funny Christmas ...

... to Sheridan when he asked her to read the part of Lydia Languish in The Rivals, with a view to proving her fitness for Drury Lane, could not have been bettered by a ripe diplomat I dare not, sir, for my life I would rather read it to all England. Suppose ...