... Prebelly the very biggest unrehearsed laugh that ever appeared nn any stage wail in one of Mr. Arthur Collin's dramas at Drury Lane. The wens of the laugh was a very dignified room with • huge sods on the O.P. side and the preceding pesos had depicted ...

... of the odd man. The scenery was of a high order and wee by Haswell who has supplied some of the most elaborate scenery to Drury Lane and leading theatre.. The ~i.sge properbee were supplied by menden* of the Sudety while the mage effects were epecially ...

... productions at the the ft , have been !WM in having the we** fine and dry, and lucky too in they of the pieces they gathered to Drury Lane, the ancient home of pi tomirne, is still closed for repairs, b ut four other big Watt end houses put pantos—the lEppodrome ...

... marriage to Dr. Pfeiffer at a London registry office In October. 1912. As that ?imp t h e actress was playing Sverywomon - at Drury Lane. and Dr. Pfeiffer was described as a surgeon of Wimpole Street. The bride's age was given as and the husband's sg 30. The ...

... whole , crowd, and says that this show is the last straw. said Mr. Condron, bitterly. , '• Well, we mayn't be exactly up to Drury Lane, but hang it, it's a bit too thick to be called the last straw. The last straw breaks the camel's back, quoted Mrs. ...

... welcome that he has so richly earned. THE ARCADIAN GARDENS. RE-OPENI G AGAIN, Here we are again. as the panto clowns of Drury Lane used to say in the good old days. A sure sign, and a very welcome one, of the opening of the season in Bangor is the ...

... heartily cheered by a large crowd. Amazing Theatre Seine. Amazing scenes were witnessed the last performance of Wee Marie IA Drury Lane Theatre, London. A crowd of about 1,000 people, when told that they had no chance of gaining admittance after waiting for ...

... Newry, and during the liot three nights the famous picture, Nell Gwynn. dealing with the intriguing romance of the famous Drury Lane Orange Girl, will be shown. Men Austin, principal teacher of the .lil 6 ll,,iiimmon (Derrymachash) P. E. Sohool, ricitr ...

... produced in 1920 and revived In 1924. was, as our readers are aware. l given by Royal Command before the King and Queen at Drury Lane on the 23rd May last, and In It there can be no doubt that we find Mr. Matheson Lang at his very best. The Radio version ...

... Haymarket, — The What D'Ye Call It , tragi-Ccrui. pastoral farce written by Mr. Gay and played at the Threatre Royal, Drury Lane, and a new comic open, The Rump from the Threatre Royal in Lincoln's Inn Fields. The latter part of Monday evening ...

... within three weeks—the show on the 3rd. in aid of the new church at Delhi, and the star performance of London Pride at Drury Lane on the 22nd, for the benefit of Charing Cross Hospital. Owing to the death of the Marquis of Cambridge however they were ...

... Beggars Opera forms the main feature of the programme on Wednesday night. This was first performed at the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, in 1737 by His Majesty's Service with Music prefixed to each song. Later in the evening the birthday of the immortal ...