... DRURY LANE _THEATRE. Headache and Constipation generally go together, for the simple reason that the one is the natural outcome of the other. Constipation fills your blood with impurities which obstruct the circulation, poison your system, and that is ...

... s' DICK WHITTINGTON AT DRURY LANE. The management of Drury Lane have adopted a new plan of interesting London children in the pantomime. The story of Dick Whittington has been written in hum. or-some style by Miss `Minnie Burnand, who has also designed ...

... SAFETY CURTAINS. Although the safety curtain installed by Messrs. Merryweather at Drury Lane theatre was the first to prove effective, yet it was not by any means the first. of these safeguards. Mr. Mullholand writes of one which he had fitted at Nottingham ...

... conditions. The fashion in cloth and suede tops for boots and shoes seems to be in the ascendant. Drary Luc Programme. This week Drury Lane celebrates the first anniversary ' The Whip,’ and the success this wonderful spectacle has been great that it is to be run ...

... is to certify that after a course of tuition in the art and science of cutting at the Tailor's School of Art, 93 and 94, Drury Lane, London, October 7th, 1898, Mr. J. R. Jones was awarded this Diploma of Merit, first class, for special proficiency in the ...

... Locke 's Idols,' and a new musical comedy, ' Princess Marie,' is to be produced at the Prince of Wales' Theatre, and the Drury Lane drama is looked forward to with special interest: Stock Exchange Improvements. The city is waxing cheerful over the revival ...

... been left the Louse and his brother had the girden and croft and the fniniture was to be divided. Defendant nuw lived at Drury Lane, and kept coming to his (complainant's house Ou Sunday night d fendatt came and broke two windoa', and the following morning ...

... £45,000, and the Empire at Shepherd's Bush £50,000. The cost of running a play averages £BOO a week. The ratable valu. of Drury Lane is £5,500; His Majesty's, t 5,688; Empire, £5,834; Gaiety, £5,834. Mr. George Alexander has expressed his willingness to ...

... an average height of fift. 10 } in. Yorkshiremen are also very tall. The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, is the fifth erected upon the same site. The first Drury Lane Theatre was burnt down in 1662, and the second in 1672. 2d. PER DAY • • 'Waft for you asset ...

... or Dominion Bag. DAN LEND AT DRURY LANE. Not many of Dan Leno's personal friends and very few of the audience at The Flood Tide knew that the popular jester sat, partially concealed by the curtain, in a box at Drury-lane Theatre on Monday night. Accompanied ...

... circumference, with 41 lodges. The record price paid for a theatre-box was 0500 by the then Bhab of Persia when he visited Drury Lane, in 1873. ...

... BEHIND THE SCENES. A lady, who was a chorus girl in the Drury Lane pantomime of the White Cat in 1904-5, brought an action for damages against the theatre company in respect of personal injuries. She was Mrs. Florence Elizabeth Burr, of Canworth-gardens ...