... FOR DRURY LANE? Mr. Edgar Wallace will be even more busy than usual during the next few weeks. He is working against time to produce the scenario of a new musical play which he Intends to finish by the end of the month for submission to Sir Alfred Butt ...

... AT DRURY LANE 'Steady, steady! Are you ready now? said the man with the flashlight. Wa-lowP roared a great white torn cat. and throwing back his head Wa-wa-wa-wa Wow-ow-ow! Ignoring this unseemly negative, the photographers took the flashlight ...

... DRURY LANE. ‘ The Three Musketeers,” by Alexandre Dumas, i one of the most glorious romances ever written, So interesting, so replete with wit and heroism is it that any entertainment founded upon it can hardly fail to recapture in some degree the gay ...

... AT DRURY LANE On Monday night, at Drury Lane, tho “Do We Need Stars?” campaign commenced with the continued run of Tho Throe Musketeers without the Haim's of certain huninlarics who have been obliged leave the cast to fulfil other engagements. A quick ...

... DRURY LANE. The theutre so closely associated with Royalty in Stuart days is _the most perfect place for the setting of such a fine story as “The Three Musketeers.” Tuesday evening’s performance—the 106th—was proof of the tremendous hold the story, its ...

... DRURY LANE. The first problem that confronts anybody who proposes to put ‘“‘The Sleeping Beauty'' into dramatic shape is what to do about the Prince. In the fairy books the Prince comes in only at the end, in time to wake the Princess with a kiss and ...

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... DRURY LANE. The concerts this theatre have been crowded during the week with myriads of delighted auditors. The Promenade exhibits nightly the most distinguished people, harmonising without a discord with the purse-filled burgher and the well-clad artisan ...

... At Drury Lane, It was wonderful audience at tho Lane the first, night of the iMmt.o-mime, and Julian Wylie struck a happy note as soon the curtain rose by introducing the iimno.-taU in the harlequinade before, instead of after, show. Several of the old ...

... DRURY LANE. i* now that tbi» thotttre will opened during iho ensuing season, or, all oronis, during some parts of it, for u»- stru mental oonoerts on the same plan as the Concertt dTEti, but a more extended scale. Mr- Eliason not having succeeded making ...

... DRURY LANE The doors of this theatre are still closed, and it is yet unlot. Alas. j)oor Drury ! There arc several nibbles, but none seem inclined bite, although tho offered the committee are such in former years theatrical manager would have jumped at ...

... AT DRURY LANE A romgntic musical play, with book by William Anthony McGuire. Music by Rudolf Fnml. Lyrics by Clifford Grey. Presented at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on Friday, March 28th. Sergeant Jossac John Roberts Comte do Rochefort Louis Hector Innkeeper ...