... Roman Saturnalia. but no merrymaking has been arranged for Friday, though the old custom of rutting the Raddeity rake at Drury Lane Theatre, London, just after midnight remains. The cake is made in memory of an actor, called Fladdeley. who was at one time ...

... a great medley Derek Oldham's fine tenor voice re-cre.t• for thousands of us the colourful gloric, Drury Lane and all the glittering, rornar..i. world of musical comedy. Few singer. have ever been able to put across stirring chorus so well as he, and ...

... FOOT-AND-MOUTH EXEMPTION cow ENJOYS FREEDOM OF LONDON. Violet, the sow that appeam in the kitchen scene in Wild Violets at Drury Lane, is the only beast in the spatially Messed to take her walks= She is stabled in Bedell Street, in the borough of Holborn ...

... contemporary historian states, as a veiled attack in farcical form on the Walpole Government of the period. The managers of Drury Lane had refused it as a worthless piece of work, but John Rich, a more far sighted individual, devined its merits and put it ...

... time to the poor and needy. A rejected suitor, Captain Hill, aided by Lord Whim and six soldiers, seized her one night in Drury Lane and tried to carry her off by force. The populace came to her rescue, and Hill. in a fit of passionate jealousy, sought ...

... 711usie. ball, in Drury Lane. and wa.. not long in establishing himself a prime favourite. Arthur Roherts csielled as a low comedian. He did not. h o wever, confine his talents to the mu-W.-hall stage. lie was in the pantomime at Drury Lane in 1040 and later ...

... Vindication of his early visual immaterialism. Charles Macklin, the great actor, born in Ulster, made his debut that year at Drury Lane. In 1633 Londonderry Cathedral was completed. Earl Cholmondeley has already given us a link with the Boyne. and the ter ...

... AN ACTRESS TACHTSWORAN. arlemoirelle Therese Vincent, French :wire's, who adds Parisian charm to Wild Violets, at the Drury Lane Theatre, ' misses one thing sadly. I hear, while she is in London. It is her yacht. on which she is as much at home as in ...

... (ABRIDGED) PACKS THE ULSTER HALL. PLEASING PERFORMANCE. The Bohemian Girl, first produced at Drury Lane in 1813, is as popular to-day as ever it was, and this notwithstanding the I I modern cult for something more classic or the more democratic passion ...

... activities of the college began. CENTENARY OF EDMUND KERN MEMORY 110NOURED AT DRURY LANE The centenary of the death of Edmund Kean. the famous actor, was honoured yesterday at Drury Lane, the theatre of cis greatest triumphs, when in the presence of a distinguished ...

... gentleman. I regard him as one is an immense loss to sport the world over. DEATH OF DICKY LIND°. PRIZE-WINNING PONY'S END. DRURY LANE THEATRE EX-MANMIER. FEI.I. 2.000 FEET DOWN PIT SHAFT. Mr. R. H. (Dicky) Linda. for 20 veers ! When Chris, a pit piny, winner ...

... REMAIN CLOSED UNTIL .ADOUTI_Tth NEXT. SOPENINO HAMM SHORT'S PROM:MON, WILD VIOLETS. A MURICAI , COMEDY OPERETTA. The Weft Drury Lane Theatre (lAhd 011 ) Ariref4o. d EMPIRE M.SaATIO M. REV 1:. Ladles and Laughter. Brilliant Comedy. Beautiful Singing. ...