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... at Drury Lane Theatre late on Thursday night a well-known French revue actress was shot. She died later in Charing Cross Hospital from bullet wound in the head. She was Mile, who, it appears, came to England a few days ago. {She went to Drury Lane Theatre ...
... famous siva. A vippiag story of love ea the gruel of wessaa's vladletivoaess. Next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday— THE GREAT DRURY LANE MELODRAMA SPORTING LIFE of the posttest entartalagseata ever made, etarrigg BERT LYTELL, MARION NIXON, KID LEWIS, Etc. Dally ...
... ptantomime, he says, end be unwarrantably gloomy, when 1 assert that pantomime is passing; out of popularity. 'It may dead in Drury Lane' the reade r will say, 'but still flourishes in provinces.' That is true, but for how longer will continue to be true ...
... one of the most striking feats in her career. For the three opening days of next week Sporting a founded upon the famous Drury Lane drama of the same nami will be shown. It is a graphic and spectacular presentation of smart life in England embracing racing ...
... headed by that delightful actress, Miss Marie Hemraingway and Mr. Raymond Langley, who comes front Ihis recent successes at Drury Lane Theatre and the Playhouse, London. These two ! well-known artistes will be supported by ' Messrs. Martin Walker, Claude ...
... those within the theatre leaving tho building gathered outside to witncssVtheir Majesties' departure, and the largo crowd Drury Lane rendered th passage, the two Royal cars difficult until a waV had been cleared. On departing the victors were loudly cheered ...
... daughter of a former Russian army officer. Lady Haldon was formerly on the stage, and at one time played prominent parts in Drury Lane dramas. The Palk family became famous in the days of Warren Hastings, when a baronetcy conferred an Robert Palk. governor ...
... leading part in home cleanliness a year before the great actcr was born. No doubt the audiences which thronged the Lyceum and Drury Lane Theatres to see the famous Henry Irving were Hudson's users, for they were a wonderful people at home. Those basements and ...
... MEMORIAL The Advisory Council of the c « Theatre Fund report that the jn hia intention of being present a iitu lW , ...
... tic Selections. 8.55.— Tip-Toes, an excerpt from the popular musical comedy, relayed from the Winter Garden Theatre, Drury Lane. 9.30.—Kt. Hon. L. S. Imperial Conference. SMs.—Strauss's Songs, sung by Vivienne Cliatterton. 10.0. —Time Signal from ...
... Covent Garden Theatre, and engaged him for tlire© years at £6, £7, and £8 a week. Hardly was the agreement made when Linley, Drury Lane, offered him £12 a week and retain for five years. But although only verbal agreement had been entered into with Harris ...
... RTICE | te IN HES ORIGINAL PART. to Q p-m Phone 19%, Box Office Open 10 am NEXT WEEK THE EVENT OF THE SEASON THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE PRODUCTION MONDAY FOR | Ross \ ARID’ NIGHTS | } (A ROMANCE OF THE CANADIAN AT 7.45 ROCKIES) THE GREATEST MUSICAL | PLAY ...