... It is probable, h , they will not extend to•,so long normal years. A noticeable fea of them is the absence of allu war. Drury Lane maintains its magnificence, with Mr. George ( principal mirth-maker. Perhaps t boisterous weather of the has contributed ...

... decrease in the business of the London theatres, and most of the houses here are still drawing capacity audiences. The Drury Lane pantomime, in particular, has been attracting enormous swarms. But everything that is staged here at present, from Shakespeare ...

... most interesting event of the evening was . the presentation of the sword w hich the King used in knighting Sir Frank at Drury Lane. It is the gift of Mr. Arthur c o ffins, and recalls the fact that it marks an event unique in the annals of the l theatrical ...

... WAR NEWS. HURSDAY, FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY. Another Fine Exclusive for our Screen: THE DERBY WINNER. :n 4 Parts. The Great Drury Lane Success. Another treat for our Patrons who are interested in sport. TOLL OF THE JUNGLE, Drama. MR. JACK'S HAT AND THE CAT ...