... DRURY LANE AND PANTOMIME, Drury Lane is not to have any pantomime this year. The announcement has dismayed those people to whom the Drury Lane pantomime was as closely eonnected with Christmas os Santa Claus. I understand the decision is not likely to ...

... NO DRURY LANE PANTO. inning to the great of Decatneron Nights there will ho nn pantomime at. Drury Lane Theatre nest Sir Alfred Butt, in making this announcement yesterday, said that the advaned bookings for Uearnernnn Nights ran into January. and ...

... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. First of all the annual comes (Drury Lane, which always great event at Yuletidc, and one looked forward as eagerly frrown-np peupte as the children, who are professedly catered for; and each year tho management at this famous theatre ...

... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. THE TALE OF “MOTHER GOOSE” Drury-lane pantomime baa Mother Goose for ita subject this year. In its original state the atory praaenta fewer attractiona than many other nursery fablea, but this ia consideration of diminishing importance ...

... DRURY LANE FAVOURITE. DEATH MR. H. CAMPBELL. By the death of Mr. Herbert Campbell femous figure of pantomime and music-hall life passes away. The famous comedian, whose real name, by the way, was Story, had only been illjust over a week. An injury to ...

... DRURY LANE BABES DIRECT FROM DRURY LANE THEATRE, LONDON. ALSO EDWARD JONES’ KING’S PALACE. ORCHESTRA. SAVOY CINEMA, ASHTON STREET. PRESTON. MONDAY. TUESDAY. AND WEDNESDAY THE ONE WOMAN IDEA.” ROD LA ROQUE and MARGE LINK DAY. A Thrilling Slory the Union ...

... DRURY LANE ROBBERY. £350 BUCKLE STOLEN FROM THE THEATRE. While the Drury Lane piece, The Sine Society,” was being played in full-dress rehearsal form, at the theatre on Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Collin*, wife of Mr. Arthur Collin*, the managing director ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE ■•■ **rv? v^'* Tlie diivcrtors of the Theatro Royal, Druty* Limited, that for the first time sine© the formation year’s working has rewalted and tin t for time they i-econnxw?nd the pay- HMDI dividend. Tlvn th© thcatr© during tre autumn ...

... DRURY LANE ACTRESS Miss Victoria Hopper ‘Resting’ at Blackpool Miss Victoria Hopper, who is at present with her husband, Mr. Basil Dean, at Blackpool, is not likely to return to London for a few days at least, and her part in The Three Sisters at Drury ...

... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. THE TALE OF “MOTHER GOOSE” Drury-lano pantominw has Mother Goose” for its subject this year. In its originai state the story presents fewer attractions than many other nursery fables, but this a consideration of diminishing importance ...

... From Drury Lane sat over pip© and chatted those far-off days, when drama was drama and acting wag acting, indeed when every play had its leading ladv. its hero and villain and first and second low comedian, Mr. Lockett produced a bill which were displayed ...

... DRURY LANE TRAGEDY. THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN CAUSED BY DISAPPOINTMENT. (Continued from Page 6) Mile. Flory is stated to have been disappointed at the delay in obtaining particulars of the part which she believed was to have been hers. She had known people ...