... Drury Lane Drama. Mr. Coocil Raleigh and Mr, Arthur Collins are well advanced with their autvmn drama for Drury Lane, having overcoms the difficulty of devising a plot that has for its main sensation a mis}(x;‘p to an airship. There is nothing nbvel in ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Drury Lane Theatre was opened on Saturday night for the seiison, a large company assembling on the occasion. The piece produced was an Irish drama Mr. Dion Boueicault, which has had a wonderful success the United Sts toe. Author, actor ...

... ENTHUSIASTS AT DRURY LANE. REMARKABLE SCENES. An extraordinary eoero was to witnessed throughoat yesterday afternoon and last night outside the Drury Loro Theatre, where this afternoon entertainment is being given by the theatrical and musical profeesions ...

... THE DRURY LANE MURDER. Coroner's aitecaooo found a vovdtc« ‘'Wilful »«rder’ agamst the per so per. '•Shorty.” who for trial on tb« Coroner • warrant. COLLIERS’ NOTICE WITHDRAWN. This morning the seven days’ aU*c»s pentad Wedfast, the collieries the Duksnfieki ...

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... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. Our telegraphs; is the brightest and beet pantomime Mr. Arthur Collins has produced during the whole of his (enure Drury Lane, and that, which was the rerdict of all present in the auditorium last night, saying very great deal. It ...

... DRURY LANE REMINISCENCES. Mr. James Doughty, England's oldest clown, died oq Friday night, at Brighton, at the age of ninetyfour, having been born on August 23, 1818: From the time be started on the bati'.e of lit®— show at Axmiaster, in Somersetshire ...

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... THE DRURY LANE DRAMA. Last night preliminary performance the great drama at Drury Lano was given before number of favoured people. TL Jinn of Luck is not be publicly produced till Saturday night, but Mr. Harris this evenin invited the Duke of Heaufort ...

... DRURY LANE MEMORIES Home Service (391 m. and 449 m.) 5.20. —Children: “Pixie Patch,” story by Shamus O’Day; “ Talking: of Music,” Malcolm Sargent. 6.0. —Time and News. 6.15. —llkeston Co-operative Male Voice Choir (conductor, Fred Buxton). 6.30. —News ...

... THE KING AT DRURY LANE. The Qneon the Tercentenary mem oration Drury jbano ywterday. They wire aocompaijijed Princes Mary and 1*11111;ti> George, John, and A.lbert. 'i'he iierformiuine ojtrnmi iritH programma of by the London Symphony Orchestra, »bi- ...

... THE DRURY LANE HORROR. FRESH AND STARTLING EVIDENCE. At Bow Street Police Court, George Robertson, better known as Georgie and Shorty, was charged on remand, before Mr. Lushington, w*ith tbe wilful murder of Kate Kenealy, aged four, years and three ...