... thereby unintentionally giving the piece some excellent additional publicity! I THE STORt OF THE LANE.’- I The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, has of all the London theatres the longest and most varied history, and has had the distinction o' being burnt down at ...

... Chaliapin—Boris in * Godounov,” and Ivan in “Ivan the Ter rible,”” and the furore that Radford’s pers formances caused at Drury Lane will be stilt in the minds of music lovers 3 The great compass of voice and gift of comedy required for the role of Osmin ...

... It is mid that has been innndntcd with anxious inquire? what bait is wring. The production of “The Three Musketeers** at Drury Lane Theatre reminds me of the office boy who said his employer was one of the Three Musketeers because he always kept raying ...

... safe to come over here.” shortage of ycunji men v.'iJiir.cr rovers in English village churches, ) stage of Thcal, •: Koval. Drury-lane, Wallpapers are the Best eighty feet »auare. THE EDOCATION BILL SECOND READING PASSED THE PRODUCT lON CAPONS E. 1. BROWN ...

... stages Nott (Rudge) took the leao. me when 1 wa> warden of the Inna of and. . ith two laps covered- he was second Micsions in Drury-lane Mil» Glover was front Hicks (A.J.S.). The positions mine for several year*.” . , , revers’d the end oP the fourth lap. Mr ...

... England to join her future husband. The sequel to this costlv courtship will come O’; November 10, when Miss Peggy Lovat, a Drury Lane chorus girl, will marry Mr. Maurice Despres. a wealthy American business man. in New York. Miss Nancy Lovat, an actress ...

... of the defeat of Sir John Cope’s army the Battle of Prestonpans became known in London, the National Anthem was sung at Drury Lane and at Covent Garden Theatres for several nights, and in the following month the “Gentleman’s Magazine’’ gave the piece ...

... ACTOR 518. GROSSMITH VOR DRURY LANE? Mr Georgs Grossmitb. the famous actor, told tha Liverpool correspondent the Telegraph Saturday that he was unable to confirm or deny (he rumourthat he had been appointed manager of Drury Lane Theatre. . , , Asked acceptance ...

... interests Mr Joel staged on© of the most spectacular parties in London‘s memory some Fears ago. After the curiam fell st Drury Lane the end of the run of “The Desert Song, the vast stage was quickly transformed into the appearance of yacht named Eileen ...

... This colossal structure has risen on the site the original Freemasons* Hall of 1775, and altering the entire appearance of Drury Lane. One first lodges to meet in this ma.'n fi'ont irmp was the Ulster Masonic Ledge in London, *2972, which is a HaUstone Lodge ...

... STAIBWAT. While climbing a stairway behind the scenes during Saturday night’s performance of Noel Coward’s “Cavalcade,” Drury Lane Theatre, London, Miss Laura Tully (aged 50). of Yukon Road, Balhani, accidentally fell and killed herself. Miss Tully was ...

... aged 183, shortly to marry second husband, Mr. Charles Lathbury, retired carman, aged 70. She has livid in Wild Street, Drury Lane, London, for 40 years, and Mr Lathbnry has lived there for twelve months. Both lost their former partners over years ago ...