... attaiader the Duke of Ormond'. in rn.s. of and Follow • who appoint. die Headmaster. The onset., of feriae awl Dante to Drury Lane remade twu hole ,toner have heard of the 'Meet of (fir Henry's ohm methods of se its ore the boys 4 tie gallery. In Ti. ...

... CHIPS. 'Dante is Ming actiirly at Drury Lane in .4 B.r Henry absence through slight saisraition. 8o tar, the date of pr slue. d but it will certainly he an • before the sod of neat month. EJ ER There was a suitor &IA I.uagnlat.l A laberalt.talwart and ...

... prietor of the Leads Theatre wru play the spirit of Virgil in Sir Henry Irving's forthoornirg pmduction of Dante. at Drury.lane. Mn Reynolds Olive Walla) is eau in the wale: and the parts of hfalatesta and ha wife Francesca D. are sail/nod to Mr Jerrold ...

... TO-DA Y'S DOSS/ P. Dant& Dante. brought out lart rrrn I Drury Lane. a a wonderful picture Oaf As a roam of awe stage-craft the draw I held' ita own prodootnan act Int in an Engin:ol theatre. r Mort [wing. insperaunation of boom - rank as one of bat greaten ...

... new. .1 his arrest had bete piabli-hed in the mounded papers. and • seething. elicited mob bad gathered m the vicinity of Drury lane. so that although the cab was driven with remarkable .wilt 'nem. Arthur did not fail hem the storm hires and coarse oath ...

... roiling. and an appalling loss d life r .tilted. The fire bathe in the limo settings while the s e e ,.nd act •• a former Drury lane pantomann was in penitents. and a panic at ensued. The audience made a wild nadi for the doom sad lend- log to thew speedily ...

... wee - In lifht. • catchy convert-4 somewhat the ostler Welty wide's of Floross • 4 sung r imulesneouely this end at Drury Lane. end T. awn it ghee at the IV, •4 meet AN UNHEEDED EXIII/RTATIOR & kik Foy. who wero viremly. wee indeed the hero 1 9 ...

... . It a fact that hood men Maki,* the opportunity to *no pa:formation* of opera in Kitylish. fir the hours this a p t Drury Lane have been nary unsatisfactiary. The first week of the seam will remit ' a kat of hundreds of London is net likely to have ...

... arrival. %trowel health good. THEATRE ROYAL MIDDLESDRO's Although nearly a quarter d a century has elapsed since th• famous Drury.lane dream The World wee first produced, it still retains its oiditinse popularity. and there wee a most enthusiaatio audience ...

... advanced country. and menially the 11. aid Is '. esterpriste Atwk.lissen. The white , Chums, Mary the t o lapin by of 11. Drury-lane. through the heart terneory.. math Fine Lialetrood. a et 24 • and naturally its deoolopment. ;parent was led net here Tt ...

... years. lie began Cloth For work in be was sewer. years aid, Thomas G. Hales, et:permu _ and retired tit 196t.te? at the Drury lane Theatre, will retire this week AT after having filled th e poet f , r th e last wows. 1134 N, DAYS, DAYS. WOMEN'S DRAINS ...

... DEMONSTRATION. No kw than will attend peat national demonstration on the q . stion of land and housing reform which .11 bold in Drury lane Theatre on Sawn: ay next. These delegates come from .41 parts of the United Kingdom, ineilud ing Edinburgh, Glasgow, Mumistleom ...