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... DRURY LANE Trees in every leaf began to sing, And winter blossomed like the spring, And lovers by a tune betrayed forget their heavy sighing. Birds of every colour, unafraid. From all the four winds flying Gathered round to hear .When the gypsy played ...
... DRURY LANE MELODRAMA. MARRIAGE LAW ANOMALY. Mr. Cecil Raleigh has been telling a Daily Chronicle interviewer all about the new melodrama written by himself and Mr. Henry Hamilton for the Drury-lano autumn season. It is true. said Mr. Raleigh, that ...
... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. MR. J. HICKORY WOOD'S CAT. [From Our London' Dramatic .'L London. Monday *W Drury Lane Theatre, to large extent opened to-night. The regulations compelled the management to expend of money were the subject of sonic ences on the ...
... cat, there has never been a better exponent of the traditional animal at Drury Lane than Mr. Arthur Conquest. .' , The acting is one of the great leatures of the latest Drury Lane success, but the music 18 a wonderful adjunct. If Mr. Arthur Collins has ...
... Drury Pantomime. The run of Mr. Hall Caine’s “The Bondman ” comes to an end at Drury Lane to-morrow night, and the theatre will then be closed to the publio until the production of Mr. Hickory tomime of Sinbad the Sailor on Boring Site ht The elosin of ...
... ??? ANNIVERSARY AT DRURY LANE. , Vers performance yesterday ane proved emphatic „ff. c bl to assist inareverent Y ou Like it. Miss Ellen Faucit ith that mature charm of style the London stage since this «! IS* the H ew P'ofessionall from it. The KS ...
... THE DRURY LANE TRAGEDY. TRIAL TO-DAY. , the Central Criminal Court, London, to-day, °efore Mr. Justice Grantham, Michael Joseph Holland, 32, fruit porter, was indicted for the wilful murder of Joseph Wooton who, it is alleged, was thrown from an Jpstaus ...
... THE DRURY LANE HORROR. At the Central Criminal Court, London, to-day, George Robertson, 44, a diminutive man, was indicted for the wilful murder of Mary Kenealy, a child. Mr. Mathews, who prosecuted, said the murder was of a very atrocious character. ...
... THE DRURY LANE TRAGEDY. afternoon Mr. John Troutbeck the V, e = resumed the inquiry into the the death Mary Kenedy, - lbs, the . Lane. « 1,1 nßmed address on Wednesday a Robertson stands WgJ girl we. not present during Leach dependHj£ a f ° Wt2S*s!t for ...
... DRURY LANE STORM. Meeting of Shareholders Broken Up. was considerable uproar at to-day’s meeting of shareholders London, when consideration was given to two offers, one from Sir Alfred Butt of £125,000 and ver, 000 for other, the of the th eatre and op ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. In Mr. Pepys saw new theatre in course erection on piece of ground known the Riding Yard, in Covent Garden, and on the second night its use a theatre. May 8, 1663, tlie immortal diarist took his wife to the play. Since that time, amid ...
... THE DRURY LANE HORROR. the Central Criminal Court, London, to-day, before Mr. Justice Bigham, George Robertson, alias George, and Little Tich, aged 45, indicted for the murder of the little girl Mary Kenealy, in Goldsmithstreet, Lane, was again placed ...