... revealed nothing of the bov'e w ereshoute until late at night, when he presented hiniwelf at a lodginghave+ in Patieretreet, Drury-lane, and faked for a bed Recognised. The superintendent recognised him from the description as the missing boy, and communicated ...

... 'sada like was ipooß START. romance. Asa novice his first contest l poly runs had bees s ow w h en with Bill Johnson, at Drury-lane in 1917, was out to a brilliant catch 0e The question of championship, relega-. Third lonsik • Heart Midlothian. kOCAL CUP-TIES ...

... ACTOR SENT FOR TRIAL. Hugh C. Buckler who at the time of his arrest was acting as a Crusader in the Drury-lane play. Dios.meron Nights. was again brought up at Bowetreet yesterday to answer charges of obtaiuing .66 by means of a worthless cheque, and ...

... al appearance on any stage at Wolverhampton on New Year's night, 1776. Thanks to his sister, he got his great chance at Drury Lane Theatre on 30 September, 1783, when he appeared as Hamlet and was immediately acclaimed. Indeed, the role of the moody Dane ...

... Cecil Raleigh scolding Drury Lane supers for bringing in rabbits when the sportsman had been blazing away up in the air ; and then, when the pheasants were brought on, for producing them labelled Arthur Collins, Esq., Drury-lane Theatre—one brace, f ...

... story dead, with a chapter in the life of Edmund Keen, the great English actor. It is staged in the dramatic atmosphere of Drury -lane Theatre in the days when °Mrthe Fourth was Prince of Wale. iam Farnum portrays the principal role. - ocom.° Arthur who ...

... of Angelo, and of the wonderful singer who interpreted the part. In showing these dream-pictures the ' full extent of Drury-lane's vast stage 'is exhibited, for so rapidly do the scenes change that three and four sets are ready side by side to be ...

... do Madam Angot, at Drury-lane. Mr. Paul Smythe—as Papillon in The Duchess of Dantrig, in 1906. Mr. Scott Sunderland—as Douglas is Henry 1V., at the 1910 Stratfordon-Avon Festival. Miss - Eileen Beldon—ia Alladin,'t at Drury-lane. in 1917. Miss Margaret ...

... was a time when it seemed as though all the movement was in that direction, but now we have many theatres crowded round Drury-lane. After all, the probability is that any House which is reasonably accessible will succeed if it has a production which is ...

... AT DRURY LANE. In Ned Kean of Old Drury we are carried back to the days of the old legitimate, with all the perfect staging of our Drury Lane of today (writes a London correspondent). Kean was admirably portrayed by Mr. Saintsbury. He is excctly what ...

... electric lighting fittings; also electrical cooking and heating apparatus. Those wonderful chandeliers and fittings in Drury Lane Theatre were produced at Ileene Works. Again, in New Bartholcenewstreet is the associated works of Messrs. Chamberlain and ...

... ASSAULTED IN BED. I.IXOED 2410 HT VISIT BY 1 (Alt Charged with assaulting William Clark* Sfaebie, of th. Parker-street. Drury lane. London, nod with Oltealiog money from the gee meter in Mackie. dot. Noah. Banter. of High Holborn. and Joseph. Deegan. ...