... THE GREAT DRURY LANE Sporting ...

... DRURY LANE GALLERY. Sir Alfred Butt and ND. Arthur COMM) state that there is no truth in the rumour that the gallery for the Mat performance of Good Luck at Drury Lane will not be available to the public. They consider that the gallery audience is ...

... ROYALTY AT DRURY LANE. VETERAN ACTRESS WHO MADE THE KING LAUGH. Brilliant Galaxy of Talent. Dame Madge Kendal, 0.8. E., the famous actress of Victorian days, made the King laugh and chuckle heartily at Drury Lane yesterday afternoon us she made speech ...

... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME FOR PLYMOUTH With the epur of the Drury Lane tradi- tion behind it, and the intrinsic qualities that count there, and the g-ories of yester-year at the famous house GuCn as WARS observers, eels made their way over the “ Babes in the ...

... NO DRURY LANE PANTO. DDCAILERON NIGHTS TO RUN UNTIL EILSTER. These will be ao pantomime at Drury, lane Mean neat Chriatmaa fitr Alfred Butt inside thin announcement at the 26th Qrdlnary general meeting of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, Limited. yesterday ...

... THE PRINCESS AT DRURY LANE. Princes Mary and Viscount Laseelles, accompanied Prince George, Sir Victor' Mackenzie (best man at the wedding), and Viscount and Viscountess Althorp, last night witness..; the production - De Cameron Night- '• at the opening ...

... THE DRURY LANE SHOOTING HOW RECINE FLORV MET HERJEATH Scene Described by Sir Alfred Butt Actress Shadowed by Private Detective Sir Alfred Butt, M.P., managing director of Drury Lane Theatre, yesterday told the Westminster Coroner the story of how Mile ...

... KING AT DRURY LANE. First Theatre Visit Since Illness. The King saw Rose Marie «t Drury Lane last night, when be paid his first visit to a theatre since the beginning his illness a year ago. He was accompanied by the Queen and the Duke and Duchess of ...

... NEW DRURY LANE. The opening of Drury Lane Theatre has fern almost the social event of the week. Queues 'won to be formed et the doors nearly hours before the first night of Thursday, and the new drama “Decameron Nights bins been received with well ...

... THE ORIQIN OF DRURY LANE. Dru , y-Inne taken its name from Sir Robert Diary who, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, built a stately mansion near where Bush Ilimws now stands. His example was followed by Lord Craven, the Earl of Clare. and others, with the ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. In Good Luck. with which Sir Alfred I Butt and Mr. Arthur Collins will re-open Drury-lane Theatre. the vast store of modern mechanical and electrical device. which the stage is oomposed will be Ilafai to the fullest extent io Mr ...

... Drury Lane Drama. Drury Lane went back to pre-war melodrama to-night, when Good Luck,” the joint work of Seymour Hicks and lan Hay, was put upon the stage. Nothing like this has been seen since the spacious days when Sir Augustus Harris and his confederates ...