... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. JACK AND THE BEANSTALK, AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. IN some respects Jack and the Beanstalk is more like the real thing in pantomime than has been the recent tendency. In the spectacle the difference between the theatre and the shop ...

... and the attitude is reciprocal. I think this might have been expanded a little more. Byron was at one time chairman of the Drury Lane management. Coleridge produced plays which failed. And not so long ago Mr. Laurence Binyon's Attila proved that we have ...

... should have been called The Villain In It. What villain ever had such a sequence of delicate invitations to crime outside Drury Lane Whose crimes were ever met half-way with such diabolic ingenuity of circumstance as attends those undertaken by Stanley ...

... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. THE SINS OF SOCIETY, AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Sins of Society has been revived with some success at Drury Lane-- in which, as a matter of fact, I think it is fairly justified. I do not insist, of course, that the title is borne ...

... ) THE COMMAND PERFORMANCE OF MONEY. THOSE who from the early assembly of lookers-on anticipated trouble in getting to Drury Lane for the Command performance, must have been delighted by the ease by which the approaches could be negotiated. Our wonderful ...

... deadly a slaughter of a harmless moth with 8 a sledge hammer. How many plays are there ft with which you could crowd the Drury Lane stage with a fine variety of England's best lift players? Assuredly not half-a-dozen. Money 1$ is one. It is commonplace ...

... with its many amusing qualities the run should be a long one. Mr. Arthur Collins has decided to produce the new drama for Drury. Lane about the middle of September, The authors, Messrs. Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton, have been keeping back the title for ...

... Elizabeth, originally a singing-master at Bath, comes to London and becomes his son-in-law's partner in me mauageiueuL 01 Drury Lane. Two of his sons die young. Tom, a rising composer, is drowned at Grimsthorpe. Samuel, a midshipman, dies of fever at Ports ...

... going off to the wars a debt of honour which he owes to a brother officer, the unscrupulous Captain Yamaki. Yamaki, like any Drury Lane villain, aims not only at the ruin of his amiable and too truthful comrade, but also at the theft of his betrothed, the ...

... Ro[led Rglph If Iraus Jimmy Glover It is thought a clever thing, says Mr. James Glover, of Drury Lane, and Bexhill, and a great many other places (some Irish), to write even a bad book. I daresay he is right. The number of shockingly bad and wholly ...

... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. THE HOPE, AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. AT Drury Lane the audience likes the conventional. The rest of us must accept this to begin with. But there is the peculiarity in the conventional at Drury Lane that it is usually associated with ...