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... Bothered outside Bow-street Court - on Wednesiday to see the arrival of the big negro._ A long queue stretched away toward. Drury-lane. However, comparatively few found their way Into the court, yet the court was even mar uncomfortably crowded than it usually ...
... Collin 3. Mr. Sims has been interviewed very extensively during the week. He has explained that his aim will be to provide Drury Lane patrons with a pantomime in which honest, hearty. homely fun will be provided for children and grown-ups alike. At the Court ...
... LONDON, S.W.: PARIS OFFICE. $4, SOU DES CAPUOINES; AND PRINTED FOR THE PROPRIETORS AT THE LONDON lb COUNTY PRINTING WORKS, DRURY LANE, LONDON, W.C. ...
... a success as did the previous sporting drama, T Whip. Of course the run of The Hope must be inte r n rupted for the Drury Lane Pantomime, a London institutiohe assuredly, but when the pantomime has run its course, Hope will, we dcubt not, be put ...
... Whip for this Federation area, also be present. ,• PANTOMIME REFORM. • Mr. C. R. Sims's Idea for Next Drury Lane Produ:tio. • Ties management of Drury Lane Theatre have neked Mr. George Simi to collaborate with Mr. Arthur Collins is the production of I the ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Diming, Cow= EVININCI at 7.46. NATINENS ItLiNZSDAY and SATURDAY EXTRA THU MATINEES. Octoba I. IV and U. TUE HOPE. A Now and Original Sparta/1g MIMIC Raleigh and Henry PASNY BROM/IL IL KEIGHTLEY. KATE RORK E. Ll' TON LYI,S. MADUE ...
... • DELP Tea _ LO APOLLO Tom lowa% Cod ALIT_ .. Tax AAA urns.. 530 CultA 'NlT wn■ 60a co L i e Le CRITERION LO DALTM 1.15 DRURY LANE.. Till (lupe.. 1.55 DUALA YORKE Tor CoNCAIT P. 53 GAIETY PM:.:? .. 8.3 GAIL ICE Route .. 60 •• 1 I 51.10 1..01 or Laura ...
... months, and will visit many cities in 25 States. “ Hop Thumb,” by George.R- Sims and Arthur Collins, to be the pantomime at Drury Lane this year. A new four-act play, R. C. Carton -“ Miss Compton will appear, is announced as the piece to follow due course ...
... Lylli Millar M>ofcmy. Mnsings without Method— By A. M. ay YolanO* 0* la naatim. Macbethand the Chronicler—Biraam Wood at Drury Lane—The Performance of the Trade Union Coagrets—A Senaelesa Tyranny—Popular Control WILLIAM BLACKWOOD Ac SONS. Bdlal>aq;h and ...
... NOVEL AND DELIGHTFUL ATTRACTIONS. DRURY LANE.—At 7.45, THE HOPE, by Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton. Matinees, Weds. and Sats., 1.45. Extra Thursday Mats., Oct. 12, 19 and 26. Box-office open all day. Tels., 2,588 (2 lines), Ger. A DELPHI.—Every Evening ...
... events, which were run through splendidly to time. owing to the capital work of the whips—Mr. F. E. Fulford• who, next to Drury Lane's Whip, must lie one of the best—ably seconded by Mr. Cartwright. The lady whips were equally s mart. A crowded audience ...
... 1 And the est. - X. 11. thm. , 1-. ; Pooltrt Record, •• hold 11'tirld, •• Voting Man. \jou (hit .•• vinn'ard.•' 6 • E DRURY LANE THEATRE *OVAL. Maas Direrter. Arthur Cobras EVERY EVENING at 7.116. MATINEE f;yhRY sad SATURDAY at EXTRA THURSDAY MATINEES ...