... Drury Lane. *).To prove the very faaosrable Reception this Play has met with from tbe Public. Tex THousAND have adually printed firice its heft Appearance in February which is near double the Number printed of any modern Comedy or Tragedy for Twenty Years ...

... DRURY LANE By Our Dramatic Critic I. C. TREWIN LONDON, Tuesday Everyone with a passion for the theatre must want to see the stage of Drury Lane used for something other than musical comedy. We had opportunities two years ago, with The Tempest and various ...

... AT DRURY LANE. In Ned Kean of Old Drury we are carried back to the days of the old legitimate, with all the perfect staging of our Drury Lane of today (writes a London correspondent). Kean was admirably portrayed by Mr. Saintsbury. He is excctly what ...

... DRURY LANE. Some discussion has been aroused in theatrical circles as to whether Drurylane is the right place for a new musical play. The older generation of plarroers naturally thin!: of the serious drama whenever the historic playhouse of the long centuries ...

... DRURY LANE By Our Dramatic Critic 1. C. TREWIN LONDON, Tuesday Everyone with a passion for the theatre must want to see the stage of Drury Lane used for something other than musical comedy. We had opportunities two years ago, with The Tempest and various ...

... DRURY LANE. Our oomespopdeait writes: —Tl>e production of The Prodigal Sou Qrury Lane last erearing was theatrical event oonaidermble importance. As Mr. Hall Game baa performed the work of adaptation himself it may be taken lor granted that pains hare ...

... AT DRURY LANE. A BEWITCHING ,VERSION 0 CINDERELLA. By Thomas Cox Meech. Dazzling scenes-, real circus hi.i.-:- gorgeous costumes, pretty choruses, all the latest devices of artistic siagv management perjjetuate the traditions ...

... AT DRURY LANE. A type o! playgoer entirely new to Drury Lane will bs attracted to the Theatre Royal tomorrow night, when Mr. Arthur collies presents Nvery Woman, for in the late Mr. Walter Browne's modern morality play, which lies been revised by ...

... DRURY LANE. At this national home of pantomime Hop o' My Thumb will be f. , •en on Boxing Night. The book is by George It. Sims, Frank Dix, and Arthur Collins. The List time the title wan used Drury Lane was in 1864 , when Hop o' Thumb and Ilia Eleven ...

... DRURY LANE. M. Basil Dean's connection with Drury-lane, which avowed so much 'Amine interest when it was announced last February that he was to be associated with the direction of the famous theatre, has come suddenly to an end. Mr. Dean was full of ideas ...

... DRURY LANE. Active preparations are losing made for the forthcoming pantomime at Drury Lane, the title of which will he The in he Wood ' a I Robin and his Merry Men and Harlequin who killed Cock Robin. Campbell, Harty Nichol', Leno, Victor St ...

... DRURY LANE. The Christmas pantomime will take plate at Drury Lane, and nowhere else. Mr. Harris. is fat too shrewd • man to break the historical con tinuity of Drury-lane annuals on account of the phenomenal success of the Rini cle or any other play. ...