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... FXPLOSION URY ECTRIC SUPPOSED 10 Just after 11 o'clock yesterday morning pass-rs by were alarmed in Drury. lane to see dens: clouds of smoke jssying from a manhole in the pavement, and s minute later they were sent in all directions by a terrific explosion ...
... MEDY AT DRURY LANE. In the drama which into rehearsal at Drury Lane to-day the farcical element will, it is said, be more inent than is usual in the autumn uctions at the classic house. There will, doubtless, be the conven- tional number of “thrills” ...
... DRURY LANE PRODUCTIONS. Prepaw.tious are gome lor three enormous productions at Drurj-loiio. Tlicy Ceci Ealei'di’s new autumn drama, the usual pantomime, and tliu American drama, “lien Hur,” from Ml. Itoo’s famoin atory. The last-named will sicnallscd ...
... that he has got “The H yun- ning in a manner that mises big houses right up to Christmas, t fe ndefatigable Mr. Collins, of Drury Lane, is busying with preparations for the pantomime. Hae refuses to ive away too many secrets just yet, but I lieve “ Hop-o ...
... DUMPTY” AT DRURY LANE. Thfa year Lane U have in the centre linden, suburb, thoro will a aoore more- In the Wert there will instead se.enJ Chn»tm«a |rfaya, S Crdmt on ready running at the Garrick, The Omry it in which Mr. and Hicks will appear. At Drory ...
... LONDON LETTER, Daily ¢ Ectyo. LONDON, Thursday morning. THE GALA PERFORMANCE AT DRURY LANE. ONLY DAILY PAPER Those who waited all thro: THURSDAY, MAY 18, 22 | 4Mee at Drury Lane attended by the Pale to obtain a gallery seat for night a ...
... A DRURY LANE REVIVAL nd of the reign of “Jack and At the ¢ Beanstalk’ at Drury Lane, I hear that bril- three autumn seasons ago, f | Kant success 0! ** is to be revived, with “The Sins of Society This drama Mra. Langtry as leading lady. was the first ...
... waiting pati- h many hours for admission to ently th: the it and cro’ rs is gallery. By far the. biggest were to be seen at Drury Lane and the Lyceum, the only two West-End theatres where the old order of pantomime holds sway this seasoa, most of the others ...
... LONDON, Thursday AT DRURY LANE. ...
... ccenic artiste, was engaged upon extensive and costly productions for Drury Lane, the Alhambra, tho Hippodrom?, and Mr. Chute's theatre Bristol. The transformation scene for Drury Lane, two great scenes for Hippodrome pantomime, and the second some of tbe ...
... TRAGEDY SUBORDINATED COMEDY. Mr. Cecil Kaleigh, whose melo-farce is now filling Drury Lane, has always been connected with the stage—first as an actor, then as a critic, and finally as a dramatist. His first essay was a rather melancholy melodrama called ...
... TRANSACTIONS In the King’s Bench to-day Mr. Ralph Levy, turf commission agent, sued Mr. Wilkie Bard, who is playing in the Drury Lane Lane Pantomime to recover £265, in respect of betting transac tis. Defendant pleaded the gaming and Wagering Act. He admitted ...