... n it caused. A lady visitor a relative I think, who sat Ix-.-ide him in the dogcart when ho was shot was uninjured. The Drury Lane pantomime began aA 7 o’clock last night. A Boxing Night audience can never fel too much of a good thing, and a good thing ...

... prison? Some people were rude enough to laugh ; yet meant it seriously. But apart from Carsonettes and Suffragettes and Drury Lane dramas, there ore the humdrum political activities. Politics, indeed, aecm to like peaceful island hemmed by the tumultuous ...

... tb© manager of Drury Lane Theatre, belongs the credit of having introduced Fragson to London. Frags on was already a star in Paris,” said Mr. Collins to a f don ** Evening News” representative. when I asked him to come to Drury Lane. As soon heard him ...

... hall.. Ile ha• writtrn and toe song.. uktny of which bins mot 1 snotty. ill ! H. 1 ,14 r a Dandttny an eindorolla At I 'Drury Lane In TM past Was I • vr• _ too epais• So poldiaa&••• FIIION THE LAND OF TIE , ; To W. v' I Colombo. Owlon- . - )11111 1110 ...

... Hap/ his retirement, after thirty-five playou Dand.gny Cinderella at m Happy veare’ service from the position suptnn- Drury Lane in 1905 (the part being specially Morning sung, the solo i»rts t»in very tenSLt engineer of tiwT Great Northern written ...

... M.P., acmiiring the whole of the Duke of Bedford’s vtatc in the heart of London—an area of ■ i.ieteen acres containing Drury Lane heatre, Covent Garden Market and Opera louse, and Bov.-street The »rice was not disclosed, but millions was only word used ...

... and ehar-1905. when he returned his native country • Mr. stdected . fulfil engagement pantomime ; - t> .. Verdict.” and Drury Lane After some siwke from Joshua 24. 15-“ Choose you this France became more trench thaa “O-* 1 hom ve will serve, and urged ...

... M.P., ac••'iring the whole of the Duke of Bedford’s '*at« in the heart of London—an area of i-.ietcen acres containing Drury Lane ■icatre, Covent Garden Market and Opera louse, and Bow street police-court. The 'rice was not disclosed, but ’‘millions” ...

... crowd witnessed the funeral Harry Fragson here to-day. The coffin was covered with magnificent wreaths, including some from Drury Lane Theatre. A service held at the Church Notre Dame de Lorette, after which procession was formed to Montmartre Cemetery, where ...

... witnessed the funeral of Harry Fragson here to-day. The toffin was covered with magnificent wreaths. including some from Drury Lane Theatre. A rtervice was held at the Church at Notre Dame tie liorette, after which a procession was formed to 'Hontmartte ...

... action of the police in regard to the Drury Lane orange women. Mr. Kingeley Wood presented the case on behalf of the women, of whom ten were present. He mentioned cases where women had been engaged selling oranges Drury Lane Theatre for thirty or forty years ...

... ORURY LANE ORANGE WO) a | anh ©@ eT letter deputation from the London Cvsters’ U to the action of the police in regard ty in Drury Lane orange women. e ad- Mr. Kingsley Wood the | behalf of the women, of whotm ten were | od to He mentioned a find in eelling ...