... to a correspondent, have an even more sen- sational sequel. Sir Alfred is now said to be in nego- tiation for the sale of Drury Lane and the Dominion Theatres. If these negotiations are carried to a successful end the Dominion Theatre will become the home ...

... the t gt00s with the Government fail, the opke will be lared on a day to be LONDON THEATRES RUMOURS yO NEGOTIATIONS FOR DRURY LANE SALE —S/IR ALFR-D BUTT %y Alfred Butt yesterday informed » that he bas had no cirectly or indirectly with A. E. Abrahams ...

... notice was taken down: the show would on; the fairies breathed again: and the Lyceum beats Its own pantomime record run. At Drury Lane box-office you still have to stand In queue and hear the anxious uncles and aunts being refused six or seven seats In row ...

... it contained the MS. of play. The Cherokee Lovers, which the authoress asked him to read, correct, and have produced at Drury Lane! A fortnight later came a similar package, on which he was foolish enough to pay another £5. It contained a duplicate copy ...

... walking along a narrow parapet beneath a fourthstorev window when Are broke out yesterday in a building Great Queenstreet, Drury-lane. ...

... 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 ...

... Driscoll never forgot Roberts and his salu- tation: “ How are you, Jim?” This always warrior meant a bit of silver for the Drury Lane Said Jim to me one day: “Poor old Roberts. What a lion-heart of the game!” Then he gave one of his merry laughs: He is one ...

... DRURY LANE, Pri. next 8. Ist 5.99 “THE THREE A Romantic Pla. Lilian Davies. Arthur Wontner. Brune. a a Sharon Jerry Véerno. ...

... ‘T. Bar 26h) 2.15, 415, 8.15 COLISEUM. Donald and Co.; Randolph Sutton The Lido Follies: 34 Drury Lane etc HOLBORN EMPIR: (Hol 5367) 30. 9. Hous- ton Sisters York and King. 3 Swifts, Hilda Renee and Godfrey. John Oims. ‘0 wine Broe. Ward. Tsumado. etc ...

... AIR CRASH SUCCESS EX-CALLBOY’S “ HREE MUSKETEERS ” TRIUMPH Romance came last night to Drury-lane. There was the romance of young Mr. Dennis King, once a callboy, then a struggling actor leaving his home in search of fame and for- tune. On Broadway he ...

... ARIL TIES ‘T. Bar 3161.) 2.15, 5.15. 8.15 and Co., Rando! Sutton 36 Drury Lane Babes, etc BOLSORN EMPIRE ‘Mo! 5367) 6.30 y Hous ton Sisters, York and King. Swifts, Hilda Giyder, Renee and God John Olms. Rego Twins, Laur — Bros.. Philip Ward. etc. Gerrard ...

... IS3O REVUE, at the jl Pavilion. A wealth ot beauty |j >» colour and design. least I] tor the eye. TIIE THREE MUSKETEERS Drury Lane. Afore than laristi spectacle A tine story, good singing, a pal/ant com- || party, and the triumph ot Dennis King. THE ...