... In the remaining events the favourites flattered the public’s confidence, two popular winners being found in Mr. Tiarks’ Drury Lane in the adjoining hunts’ steeplechase, and Marquis IV., belonging to the same owner, the veteran horse carrying it off in ...

... 17 and Week, PERCY BROWN'S Repertoire Go, Three changes in the week. June 27, THE WHIP. The greatest and most successful Drury Lane Drama, now the World’s Biggest Metfon Picture. July 27, Three Days only, Charles B. Cockran’e Great Play THE BETTER ’OLE ...

... said to be well connected, was charged at Bow-street on Monday with being drunk and disorderly. She was found the steps of Drury Lane Theatre at 8.30 on Sunday evening very drunk and surrounded by a large crowd of children, to whom she was distributing coppers ...

... included) to carry 71bs. extra. —1, Mr. Tiarks’ Drury Lane; 2, Mr. W. 11. Sugden Wilson’s Maypole; 3, Mr. W. E. Farrant’s Mac 111. Also ran: Mr. Geo. T. Luton's Lady Gaunt. Betting: 3 to 1 on Drury Lane. 3 to 1 agst Mac 111., to 1 each agst Lady Gaunt ...

... The Story of Ben Him Hur.° which is being produced at Drury Lane, has a remarkable story, both as novel and play. When the eldest member of the firm of Harper and Bros. received the manuscript. he wrote to the author that the hook was wonderful. that ...

... only time, because she continues, I had discovered that I had been forming the opinion that I looked rather pretty. At Drury Lane these girls get 255. to 30s. week for the evening shows, and half much again for morning performances. The Bachelor is a ...

... now engaged in carrying out so absurd and inconsistent a t>cheme. Now a few concluding words for the drams. Last season Drury Lane was famous for Ihe presence of some favourites. Mr Lacy figured there Miss Faucit acted in many characters (exquisitely ...

... carriage paid to Waterloo Station or Paddington.—Apply, quoting price and particulars, to PBICE «FC HABBIS, Craven Yard, Drury Lane, London. MILK WANTED. FREETH & POCOCK are open to buy MILK in any quantity. Good price, start at once.—Apply Vauxhall-eross ...

... weigh 60,000 tons, and cost £4 000 000. 'Occurrence,—J ust before the commencement of the performance of the pantomime at Drury Lane Theatre, on Wednesday evening, there was a tragic occurrence, of which hardly any member of the great audience became aware ...

... Will members please note the date—Tuesday, October 18th. Final arrangements were made for the visit to 'My Fair Lady at Drury Lane on 26th October. Mrs. E. Jones, V.C.O. attended the meeting and gave a talk entitled Who does what ? with many happy ...

... PATRIOTISM IN THE THEATRE Drury Lane used to be regarded as the national theatre, and under successive management since it was opened in 1696 the plays produced there have usually been of British origin. And also the artists. Sir Alfred Butt, the present ...

... months ; followed by Madame Pompadour fourteen months, both at Daly’s Theatre. He was leading man in the lovely Rose-Marie at Drury Lane for over two years—surely the most successful musical play ever put on. Other parts he has played are Baron Schober in Lilac ...