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... * * * DRURY LANE. The Sins of Society, a play which I. being produced by Mr. Arthur Coll l ins at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lune, is going great guns. Its success is quite equal to thaat of its predeoeedors. and nightly the famous building is filled ...
... DRURY LANE. Christmas is s Of We eat religiously aa we never eat at other tunes; nothing is too rich or too much. The Drury Lane pantomime is true Christmas fare. _ The only tiny thing about lop o' My Thumb is Miss Renee Mayer, a wee damsel who speaks ...
... DRURY LANE. DIR. TOM CONWAY. T. R.,, MANCHESTER. 'Phone 1114 New Cross. 77, K itto-rond, Hatcham. ugfuvl’}'imann TRE T Telegra: .. Thanector, Bondon. I\IR. CHARLES J. CAMERON Disengaged. EMPIRE, DIEMINGHAM, ...
... DRURY LANE. HOP a MY THUMB. There is nothing in the world quite se English. Even your dinner is not a richer expression of the national character than the! pantomime at Drury Lane. One word in our language you cannot translate into any other. What ...
... DRURY LANE. The greatest pantomimes in the part have been those at the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane and this year is no exception to the rule. The attraction at the grand old playhouse this Gammon I. Jack and the Beanstalk and Yr. Arthur OoDins. the l ...
... AT DRURY LANE. In the region of pantomime the National Theatre, Drury Lane, is deserving of its, reputation. Mr. Arthur Collins has apparently stolen the magic whistle of Hans C%ristian Andersen, which compels everything in its right place. Ire aid the ...
... a theatrical performance to take place at the Theatre Drury Lane Tiir * ffi* tal int'Dintion terms Mr. ArtSiur Collina ba» the King !•» arrange dramatic entertainment the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, •:*c evening Wedneedar. May 17. their M and German Emperor ...
... DRURY LANE. Drury Lane profits show heavy fallingoff as compared with those of 1909-10, which, however, was a bumper year. We append a table which shows the position dearly Year ended Jane 30. 1911. 1910. Net'profit £15,261 ,.. £37,845 Brought in 7 ...
... at Drury Lane. MR. ARTHUR COLLINS has really surpassed himself this year in his efforts to pleinw the children, having provided an enter taitunent which not only fascinates the little one, but also entertains the adults who accompany them. The scenery ...
... , DRURY LANE. That “The Hope” has maintained the reputa- ! tion of Drury Lane is now beyond a doubt. | Tts earthquake is a scenic triumph, which will 5 draw all London playgoers to witnaess w(hat.} must surely be the most vivid realisation of a convulsion ...
... DRURY LANE PROSPERITY. - A dividend of 10 per cent., a bonus of 5, both free from inc.oine tax, with to reserve, were declared at the meeting of the shareholders of Drury Lane Theatre, London. Mr. T. H. Birch, ii ho presided in the absence el Mr. Arthur ...
... DRURY LANE TRANSFORMED. The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, is to be oon, verted into a veritable dream of Dresden china on the occasion of the visit of the King and Queen and the German Emperor and Empress on May 17, when, with a remarkable cast, a command ...