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... Drury Lane. The recent surfeit of centenaries has caused something of a revulsion of popular feeling against annivgrsariea But yesterday was a date which does deserve to be remembered. It was a centenary notable both for its dramatic and its literary ...
... AT DRURY LANE. .Student* of collective pcychology, rays the dramatic critic os}-Tm Timex, in his acco«nt of the production of Dkk \Vbitlington,” Drury Lace might find much matter for at Drury Lane The vaet crowd of performers the «tase almost as numerous ...
... DRURY LANE. A paragraph appeared in this column last week to the effect that before a pantomime performance was given at Drury lane Theatre Sir Augustus Harris had expended LS*. The figures were obviously erroneous, and the sum became curtailed in a curious ...
... Drury Lane- Satnrday night the Theatre here opened with the Play of Othello. The chara. rof the Moor was fullained Mr. Kemble, while Mr . lons appeared that of Defuemoisa. Covent Garden Laft night (Monday') tl o Theatre waior-ened for the enfuing fealon ...
... Drury Lane.” Madame Modjeaka, the gifted Polish actress, has been forbidden to fill her engagement at the Warsaw Theatre. Although the police assign no reason for their prohibition, the cause is not far to seek. At the Chicago Exhibition Madame lectured ...
... DRURY LANE. Cheer Boys Cheer,” the lateat production of Sir Augustus Harris at Drury Lane, drawing vast crowds nightly—in fact there is scarcely emptly seat to found in the enormous au li - torium. This due partly the gorgeous manner which the phiy is ...
... DRURY LANE. BELFAST, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 28, 1915. PUBLIC NOTICES. MEETING THIS DAY NORTHERN BANKING COMPANY LIMITED rnin: annual general mebtimi ...
... DRURY LANE. “THE SINS OF SOCIETY.” GRAND SPECTACULAR DISPLAY AT Messrs. Cecil Raleigh‘m nnd Henry Hamilton's new play, *' The Sins of Society (undoubtedly suggested by Father Vaughan’s famous sermons), met with an exceedingly hearty reception from full ...
... DRURY LANE. Cheer Bop Cheer, the latest production sir Augustus Harris et Thury Lane, is drawing vast crowds nightly—in fact there is scarcely an emptly seat to be found in the enormous anditorinm. This is due partly to the gorgeous manner in which ...
... THE DRURY LANE MURDER DEATH. London. Thursday. At the Old Bailey to-day George Robertson, W.. found guilty of the murder of Mary Kenealy, a little girl about fire years of ago, JO • house in Drury Una. The crime was of the moot revolting description. ...
... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME The pantomime Drury Lane Theatre com n'enced at 7.i>o p.m. on St. Stephens Day. and ended at 1.30 a.m. By that time the stalls were nearly empty but the pit and gallery stayed till the end. One critic says tliat the show will have ...
... THE DRURY LANE MURDER EXECUTION OF THE MURDERER. London, Tuesday. George Robertson, • on of diminutive stature, was executed in Negate Gaol this morning for murdering Mary Honesly, aged four peon, in • house in Goldsmith street, Drury Lane,- London, last ...