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... DRURY LANE. IT was not to be reasonably expected that a drama de liberately and confessedly written for the purpose ful filled in Gentleman Jack would attain any very high standard of art. But one might fairly have hoped for something a little less child ...

... BOCCACCIO AT DRURY LANE. Mr. Arthur Collins Replies in a Neat Little Speech After the Opening Performance A MonK Bears Perdita (Miss Wilette Kershaw) to the Monastery After the Storm The Lady Teodora Miss Gladys Ancrum takes the part of Torello's wife ...

... WITH THE SOLDIERS AT DRURY LANE. SOME OF THE CHARACTERS IN 44 PUSS IN BOOTS WHICH DELIGHTED THE CONVALESCENTS ON BOXING DAY In the upper left-hand portion of the group of sketches appear the father and mother of Rosabel. The Grand Duke of Cerulea (Mr ...

... HAWKINS OF DRURY LANE HAWKINS OF DRURY LANE Bedside tea automatically. Tea every morning at the click of a switch and a buzzer tells you when it is brewed. No more dressing gown trips to a cold kitchen. Jljg, The electric 44 Hawkins Tiffee will work all ...

... The Bondman AT DRURY LANE SCENES FROM DRAWN BY NORMAN MORROW ...

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... LANE THEATRE THERE can, we think, be little doubt that Mr. Augustus Harris has this year scored a very big success with his Drury Lane pantomime. As a spectacle it is beautiful; as a dramatic representation of the story of Cinderella it is calculated to ...

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... OPERA AT DRURY LANE. WHEN the complete record of Sir Joseph Beecham's present season comes to be written, it will be found to have been memorable, among other reasons, for the num ber of singers of the highest distinction to whom it has given chances ...

... fjf Razzle-Dazzle! at Drury Lane |fj J, BY JINGLE. THIS really tremendous pro duction is something more than a Revue, as the term is understood among us to-day. It reminds one rather of the Mammoth Moral Aggregations of Stupendous Marvels shown by ...

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