... to the fact that we go to press so early, I can only announce at the time of writing that Sir Joseph Beecham's season at Drury Lane Theatre of Gorman opera, Russian opera. and Russian ballet opened last Wednesday. I most strongly advise all who can spare ...

... This will be the beet do Brum has ever had. Now is the time to catch your pal. Tickets, 6d. each. Meeting for possible Drury Lane excursionists on Jan. 4. at 8.30. at headqua.'ers. Remember Mies Smith still sells smiles at id. each for the Van. Dancing ...

... conducted by Englishmen. Beg pardon, by Britons. Such is the opera, Dylan, by Josef Holbrooke, which was produced at Drury Lane last Saturday. But, although a very interesting event, one must confess that it was also a somewhat disappointing one. For ...

... audience waswell, let me be expressive if viilgar, and say it was an eye-opener. One has seen the myriad child faces at Drury Lane's pantomime. Ono has watched the eager anticipation and keen enjoyment. But to see the same thing at a Shakespearian matinee ...