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... DANTE AT DRURY LANE. The long-awaited production of Dante— says our London correspondent—is at last au aceomplislied fact. No play in recent titnea has attracted half so much popular interest, for in addition to the promise of a magnificent stage picture ...
... DRURY LANE SUCCESS. Rose Marie is said to have established a record in profits for a musical play in England. Its successor at the, London Drury Lane Theatre, The Desert Song. is doing even better. Nightly it is surpassing tho recelpts of Rose Man ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A DIVIDEND OF 15 PER CENT. FOR THE YEAH The annual meeting of the Theatre Royal, Drury 1.. i.e. Loudon, was held at the theatre this morning. Mr. T. Birch. Manchester. in the nheence, through dine.. of Lord Loftus, pre-itled. In moving ...
... AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. 10E DAILY, 130 •nd 7. OFIIVE NO.i OCY.N. DAILY. 10 till 0. Tel Central COL trim: id ad; Tax Artificial Silk Scarves, in a large selection of Self 1 1/111 8/11 Colors Pure Silk Scarves, in the smartest and latest Stripes lB/11 25/8 ...
... THE DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr. Augustus Harris, kenos of the Drury Lane Theatre, appeared before the Metropolitan board of Works on Tuesday, to contradict the statement of Mr. Hebb, that he bad been requested to write for orders of admission.-Mr. Hebb rose ...
... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. A Cinderella That Upholds the Theatre's Reputation. ...
... FRT.VOLr AT DRURY LANE. The production of Herve's new opera at Drury Lane constitutes the pleasantest feature of the theatrical MUM. In all respects Frivoli'' deserves to succeed. The plot is attractive, the music bright and sparkling, and the splendour ...
... FIRE AT DRURY LANE. Me Theatre Stage Destroyed and Properties Damaged. to -Orson,: are brehe out at a quarter to this morning at this back of the atage of lane l'heatre. London. Bo rapid was the, 1 ,r,ir,., that loam were far_ tabs ot.the whole structure ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. 8.-THE NEWCASTLE DAILY' CHRONICLE TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1919. After four weeks of musical eornedy, the Hippodrome gave its patrons a pantomime last if:gilt. It is never-tailing theatrical faro, and there are few things an audience enjoys ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. In our issue March the stated that Miss Emily Cross had won for herself in this town golden opinions and lasting fame, not only with the play going public but with the inhabitants generally, and that she would secure in time imperishable ...
... AT DRURY LANE THEATRB. box omre now open, daily, tin » Popular Pnotli Taj E*tr*. ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The slain annual meeting of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. was held yesterday—W. 'l'. b. Born. Manchster, The report stated that the result of working had egaiti bean mturfactory, the proate being conaidernlity above the average of ...