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... At Drury Lane. The Drury Lane version of The Sleeping Beauty first and foremost sceneshifting triumph, and that, I suppose, is should be. I don't think have ever understood whether this national form of entertainment was chiefly designed to give pleasure ...
... DRURY LANE. {From cue London Correspondent.) An enthusiastic audience followed with intense interest the long succession of brilliant stage pictures which illustrate Messrs. Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton’s sporting drama. '' The Whip. at Drury Lane ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Sir Alfred Butt Resigns Directorship. It was officially stated last night that Sir Alfred Butt, who terminated his position as managing director last January, has resigned the office of chairman and director of Theatre Royal, Drury ...
... not at Drury Lane but at the Stoll Theatre. Perhaps no place in London could be more appropriate for the purpose, as the former Opera House in Kingsway occupies the site of the old Vere Street Theatre, in which Killigrew and his original Drury Lane company ...
... THE DRURY LANE TRAGEDY. Yesterday morning G. Dan ford Thomas, coroner for Central Middlesex, hold inquest the St Giles's Coroner's Court touching the death of .lames Whitehall, 41 years old, a master who lodged Drury Lane, and who, after attempting to ...
... TRAGEDY DRURY LANE. A domestic quarrel, terminating in the violent death a young man named John Kelly, took place the front parlour 4, Denham Yard, Drury Lane, about one o’clock yesterday morning. It is stated that twelve o’clock the deceased, with bis ...
... performance in England of a highest Korsakoff's three-act opera, “A Night in } which 15 given by Sir Joseph Beecham last life Drury Lane. The libretto is derived from Go; of the same name, which, however, has th are con: The action t riumph. of “The Drowned ...
... Repairing Drury Lane T HE main bomb damage to Drury Lane Theatre, the repair of which at a cost of £5.600 has just been authorised, was done on the night of October 15, 1940. At 11.55 a 2,0001b. bomb hit the roof, passed through the gallery, upper circle ...
... Sa'c. TWO HOUSES & GARDENS, 1 and 3. DRURY LANE. WAKEFIELD The property situated a vrty central and convenient part of the town do; wren the Important Wcstgate frontage and the shops and commercial property Drury Lane. The houses are let on weekly and monthly ...
... DRURY LANE PACKED WITH WOMEN. Mr. Bonar Law's audience consisted more than 2,260 women, tho theatre being filled its utmost capactt*. This, however, did not any means represent the demand for ticket*; matter fact, more than 8,000 applications for seats ...
... Busy Drury Lane A.A.F.I.'s activities on the Home Front are varied. The organisation have already sent out concert parties, revues, serious musical artists, and cinema entertainments of all kinds. Later they hope to provide some full-length plays, musical ...
... DRURY LANE, WAKEFIELD By order the Wakefield and County Club Company, L>d SAVILLE and KILBURN will Sell by Auction'at the WOOLPACKS HOTEL. WAKEFIELD, on FRIDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 30. at p.m.. the Valuable Freehold ...