... and Mr. W. E. Paget of the Quorn. Although some forty changes of scene are necessi tated in the production of Angelo at Drury Lane Theatre, they will be carried out within the compass of a 21 hours' performance. Through a new system of stage lighting ...

... for weeks and months, he believed that the name and prestige of the Russian Ballet would attract the pantomime audience of Drury Lane and the Hippodrome. The spectacle as a spectacle, he thought, was magnificent enough to bring them in. There he was un doubtedly ...

... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. ANGELO AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. WHAT with an insect play in prospect at one theatre, a marionette show in being at another, and a play at Drury Lane in which attention is equally divided between the play and the mechanical devices of ...

... JOHN WALKER SONS, LTD., JOHN WALKER SONS, LTD., 'Born 1820 Still going Strong! DRURY LANE THEATRE where Nell G wynne first attracted notice as an orange-seller, and made her first stage appearance in 1665. The famous theatre was first opened in 1663 and ...

... stance) made him think he could do the trick again and so he could had he made a farce of it as be fore, but even a writer of Drury Lane m e 1 o drama could have pointed out to him the im possibility of gulling either gentle or simple with a story like this ...

... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. GOOD LUCK AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. MOST of the prophets have been confounded by the warm welcome given by the public to Good Luck, the autumn drama at Old Drury. Engrossed in their own wide and patient study of the globe and its ...

... give to children, no matter whether they appear on the Christmas Tree or in the stocking. As there is no pantomime at I Drury Lane this year, the great cracker that bears I the name of this famous theatre will be sent to the I Lyceum, and one can hear ...