... ESTABLISHED 1829. . The motor-car has been introduced Drury Lane In Tl,cOrea, Milhonwre--lu any stage. It is driven over cliff m thrilling atyle. General Buller left Aldershot on Friday for his Devonshire seat CrediUm. the camp and every station on the ...

... tremendous outlay, and, apart Jioin the millions involved, there i* historic interest, tor upon this site stand Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and two other theatres, well Bow Street Police Court, the National Sporting Club, and Covent Garden. The market tolls from ...

... mi-s these valuable article-. Tip; Bazaaris to lie obtained all Bookstalls and Newsagents. Piice 2d. ; Bazaar Building, Drury Lane. London. danysz” VIRUS. »•:;t; RATS & svuas. PirwS. IMmciiU' and Anita*‘.a. 1 s»n«!s 2'-. * r..t . 5 kJ I nil Chtm’iti ...

... Struggle Through the Ages. D. W. Griffith's Stupendous Creation, exactly as seen by their Majesties the King and Queen at Drury Lane Theatre. London. v Sptelal Mutic Mr. Ring't Orohrstra. VARIETIES BY HENDRICKA, The Daring Lady on the Wire, assisted VANASSCHO ...

... for what precise purpose the Volunteers maintained. London has now two opora houses in full swing. addition Covent Garden, Drury Lane is now providing cliarming music under limelight, the Moody - Manners Company having opened throe-mouths' season of national ...

... piece. “That Brute Simmons is very humorous, but in entirely different key. Drury Lane Theatre.—l was also given opportunity of seeing the famous pantomime, The White Cat, Drury Lane, j Despite all that has been said to the contrary, it most wonderful performance ...

... ih© Duke of Bedford the near fulfilment of deal of Garden ostwe, lude promised legislation. The conges lion known premasos Drury Lane Theatre, the Atdwych and Strand Theatre*, Bow-«treet unceasing, and is rapidly becomini* several weM known printing . . ...

... LAND REFORM- The Great Land Demonstration be held the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on Saturday, April 20th, promises to bo one of the most picturesque and impressive political occasions that London has seen for many a day. The historic old house, capable ...

... ” opened only a month ago, was crowded yesterday afternoon audience who were being amused by pantomime transplanted from Drury Lane. During the second Act'of Bluebeard Junior” the liimsy stage settings caught fire, the result, it is conjectured, of some ...

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... ;his vn-h would, said Miss FUert Terry, a fi. luonumens. Mr. George Alexander, the close the perforirirce “The ;cl 'on.” at Drury Lane Th 'aov, referred to great •orrow which has befallen the dramatic profession the their honoured chief, Sir H. Irving. Sir ...

... There claim for defence. Mr. Priestley appeared for the petitioner. He stated the parties were married 1899 St. John’s, Drury Lane. Shortly after they went to India, the pe.iftionor joined his regiment. Some monftha after respondent came to England for ...