... 1916, 9.40. i AND DUNINO Tilt WEEK. I E.O. FROM THE LONDON COLISEUM. Miss FLORENCE SMITHSON, The Musical Comedy Star and Drury Lane Theatre Royal Principal Girl. FROM THE LONDON COLISEUM. MALCOLM SCOTT, THE WOMAN WHO KNOWS. THE CHARLADIES, A COMICAL IMPROMPTU ...

... life. The amusements provided for Londoners this Christmas arc. if anything, on a grander scale than any preceding year. Drury Lane holds its own in the matter of costume and eztraragaaza with Robinson Crusoc, from the united pens of Harry Nicholls and ...

... Acton Town Station. change to Underground for Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square; Oxford Circus (for Palladium), or (for Drury Lane or Lyceum Theatres) Temple or Covent Garden. INDUSTRIAL ART Exhibition at Burlington House on weekdays, 10.0 to 7.0; Tuesdays ...

... audiences. and is likely to do so for some time to come Ths book is by J. Hickory Wood (author of this tear's and other recent Drury Lane pantomime.), and the music has been composed by Mr. Herbert Simpson, R.A.M. The production throughout is one magnificent ...

... Continuous from 2.0. Doors Open 1.45. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. Thomas Meighan, GOOD LUCK Renee Adoree & From the Drury Lane by SEYMOUR MKS • lAN MAY Aileen Pringle With IN Conway Tearle & TIN GODS Barbara Bedford THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY. VINCENTE ...

... next ink Holiday), with Mr. Henry Dundas's poweifill comp. , ny, in A Life of Pleasure, which ran for long a time at the Drury Lane Theatre. The following p pular favourites will befound in the principal characters : —Misses Ellen Snow, E. Baffles Brooke ...

... of all Mr. Oscar Barrett's Beautiful Lyceum Pantomimes, and Put Author of the Pantomime this year at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), MR. T. J. PHILLIPS has the honour to announce that he his been able to arrange with the well-known and popular Pantomime ...

... piece of open ETZdin London, excluding the parks and ington Oval. Yet immediately behind ifs are the dens and rookeries of Drury Lane and Clare Market, w hich arefull of thieves, and through which it would be almost dangerous for a respectable pm. son to ...

... GOOD LUOC. Although more there will be no pan• torrime at Drury Lane—owing in the pre. see. instance to the continued great of Good Lack—it should be borne in mind that Hewers. Seymour Hicks end lea Key's *porting drama embrsceA many of the toy. and ...

... artistes will next week make their first appearance here in the latest Drury Lane enccess. entitled The Great Millionaire. This great drama will be produced at Ealing exactly as at Drury Lane Theatre, and the scenery. dresses, end mechanical effects will be ...

... 'Tretl of their intelligent representation of Leeryday Life in a German Town. is irresistible. Daisy Dormer, the popular Drury Lane coinmedienne. Fred Shepherd, versatile entertainer; Nan C. Hearne, with new ideas in Expressions; Frank and Beryl Harmer ...

... and 8.40. SHEPHERD'S BUSH PAVILION. Snag, dance and colour success, Paris, and Dorothy Mackaill in The Whip, the great Drury Lane drama. Special stage attractions. WALPOLE CINEMA, EALlNG.—Alltalking spectacle, Flight• also Lupin.] Lane and Wallace ...