... nephew, Mr. Nelson Keys, was starring. When later Sir Alfred transferred his activities to Drury Lane, Mrs. Field was transferred with them, and at Drury Lane she remained up to last W'eek, as vigorous, as capable as ever. Full as her professional life ...

... an accident at Drury Lane Theatre, April 30, 1932. Cremation at Golders Green on Thursday, May 5.-- Inserted by Ennis Lawson. Tullt. In loving memory of Laura Tully (Lawson), who met her death whilst playing in Caval cade at Drury Lane Theatre. Deeply ...

... Jackson, R. Maokie, Leonard de Renz>i (stage manager. Drury Lane). Wreatlis were sent by 44 The Crest of the Wave com pany, Drury Lane; fellow artists, Room 14 Drury Lane; and the stage day staff of Drury Lane. WILLIAM FARREN The death of WTilliam Farren. which ...

... Docember, _ 1911. as the Dragon King in Where the Rainbow Ends; at Drury Lane, April, 1912, as Balthazar in Ben Hur at the Criterion, May, 1913, as Jacques Laverdet in Oh. 1 Say I at Drury Lane, Sep tember, 1913, Joe Allan id Sealed Orders at the Court, January ...

... pantomime at the Cam den, and tho following year iie went to Drury Lane to take the place of Dan Leno, who had suf fered a breakdown in health. The two following pantomimes Mere at Drury Lane, and afterwards visits were paid to the Camden, the Coronet ...

... pearance at Drury Lane in De cember, 1915, when she played Princess Rosabel in 44 Puss- in Boots, and at the London Opera House (now the Stoll Pic ture House) she made an esay in revue in Look Who's LLcie. A reappearance in Puss in Boots it Drury Lane followed ...

... after a short illness, at the age of 76. Mr. Richards had had a wide experi ence of the stage. He had several seasons at Drury Lane in the days of the late Dan Leno and Herbert Campbell. He ran for many years tha Imperial G!ee Singers, who performed in ...

... which he was well adapted in appearance. He played it more than 1,400 times. Also to be re membered is his appearance at j Drury Lane in 1923 as Edmund Kean in Ned Kean of Old Drury. The piece, it will be re- 1 called, failed to attract. But so struck was ...

... period of five years, reappearing at Drury Lane, September. 1899, in Hearts are Trumps. He appeared at tho Gaiety, February, 1900, as Piko iu The Messenger Boy at tho Adelphi, 1905. in The Queen of Society at Drury Lane, Septem. ber, 1903. Lord Sutton in ...

... appearance was as the Nun's Grandmother in The Miracle at the Lyceum in 1932. During her life she played in pantomime, Drury Lane melodramas, Shake speare, old comedies, and innu merable contemporary plays. She toured India in 1885. toured South Africa ...

... earlier production, that of 44 The Sleeping Beauty, she figured in similar role, as the Prince, in the 1929 pantomime at Drury Lane. There, too, the year fol lowing, she was seen as Anne of Austria in tho musical version of 44 Tho Three Musketeers. These ...

... produce the 1929 pantomime ar Drury Lane. Despite ahort notice, his 44 Sleeping Beauty was duly j produced and had a nine weeks' season, with takings aggregating £56,000. There has been no panto mime since at Drury Lane, but when it was announced that ...