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... DRURY LANE. The last has now been seen of the flar.i•n of Allah K Drury Lane Chews. whirl' will ne closed for seine mantis in order to allow extensive One tier is to bc removed, and the iron pillars, which now support Jae balcony, will be taken away ...
... Miss Irene Webber's Great Hit. IRENE WEBBER. In one of her professional as i, her in the Drury Lane Pantomime. This picture was taken exclusisely fir the Reading Obserser. ...
... MONDAY. NO VZIOIEB lOW for Sir Nights, AN INOBMOITS ATTRACTION. The Gnat Drury Lane Drama, THE ROYAL OAK. By Harris sad Henry Hamilton. Peedsesd In its entirety se at Drury Lane Theatre. Magniiisent Bearsary. Splendid Dresses. Besides Mos dawdle Marie ...
... the moat beautiful of all Sir Augustus Mania• triumphant Drury Lane Productions, PLEASURE, By Paul Merritt and Si, Augustus hank. Every Scene, Costume, and Effect as when played at Drury Lane Theatre. The entirely new and charming stage Pictures, forming ...
... Sole Proprietor Ms ELLIOT GLUT/. ENGAGEMENT for Si: Nights of HOLT and WILMOT'S WORLD COMPANY, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London. Patrons—T.R.H. Tai & PRINCESS OP Wham. ON MONDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 19TH, 1883, And during the week, will be presented ...
... their opponent's 27 and 87. A PRAISEWORTHY STEP. —A preuseworthily emphatic announcement bas been made by the Manager of Drury Lane Theatre, to the effect that the sale of programmes is in future prohibited in his establishment. Hitherto notices to the ...
... THE READING Drury Lane Theatre, 2nd November. 1909 Mr. BAST FRAGBON writer; I have had the greatest relief from using Coimbra Balsam. It cured me of a vary bad throat almost immediately. and I hems much pleasure in testifying to tta excellent curative ...
... THE WHIP. 59 GREATEST DRURY LANE DRAMA. Produced by CECIL RALEIGH and HENRY HAMILTON. For One Week only, commencing MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 25th, 1918. THE Showing at 2.45 and 8 p.m. In addition to the usual Variety Programme. Coming Monday Next, March ...
... At A RENE WEBBER. the clever daughter of Mr. A. K. Webber. Di. ort, Road, Reading, aged 1:i, who 1. now performing in the Drury Lane Pantomime, Cinderella, and who i, al,o taking part in H.'a Concert thig.Friday evening. Another picture in profe,,ional ...
... is visiting the Counhy Theatre. Reading. next week. There hare been many rrtable plays produced at the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. but none were wore remarkable and successful than The Garden of Allah. Its wonderful story. .set an it is in norms of ...
... Then after walk down Ludgatthill, Fleetstreet and the Strand, they went to dinner, afterwards going to the pantomime at Drury Lane. They reached home steely again abaft 9 p.m., after • thoroughly enjoyable day. ...
... Faun: Arrwsx.ra. IMMENSE ATTRACTION ! ! M ONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th, for Six Night. , AUGUUS HARRIS' Great Production from Drury Lane Theatre, London. PLEASURE. CHIC 41' TRAINS will run to Rearing from Henley and Wallingford on Saturday. September 22nd ...