... Somerville, who in July, 1824, made her first appearance at the Theatre-Royal in Queen Street, made her London debut at Drury Lane Theatre (of which Lord Byron was then one of the committee) on May 9, 1818, when she played Imogine in the first performance ...

... suicide while under a cloud of temporary insanity, their expression of desp sympathy with Captain Luard and his friends. A new Drury Lane drama is a big event In every way. The whole production is on an imposing scale. The cast is crowded with popular players; ...

... Fauntleroy is also being revived. The Freparation for pantomime is now making headway. Dick Whittington provides the big Drury Lane eggetacle, and Miss Phyllis Dan appears in Claderella at the Adelphi. THE GAZETTE can be had from all ���ewsagenta. It ...

... could require that £llO.OOO should be spent upon the London pantomimes. That is what the total figure works out at. The Drury Lane pantomim.• stone coo. C:15.000. and there are about twenty-fire pantomimes. in all. in London and the ftiburbs. In the prnvineca ...

... good. All the principal pantomime. compass artistic originality, and all are sumptuously staged. Dick Whittington at Drury Lane continues that tradition of glorious processions which Sir Augustin Harris passed on to Mr. Arthur Collins. It powwow., ...

... Trench has got together • strong cast. The week also provides Londopers with one of those greatly-favoured sensations a new Drury Lane drama. Everything in The Whip is magnificently realistic. With scenes like these, what more could the most exacting in ...

... It is good news that Sir Francis Burnaini, aheerieet and most Christmassy of humorista. Is writing this year's annual for Drury Lane. where, as was long ago announced, the stair sect will be Aladdin —one of the three best of all stories for the paws' ...

... a .pod lanings in the North of England and Scotland during tho past summer. Miss Marie George, who is playing Aladdin at Drury Lane this year, has made • hit in the provinoas with It looks to me like a big night te-night, and this song, with its catchy ...

... Loudon of twenty and thirty year* ago in Jimmy Glover: Hia Book (Methuen), written by Mr. J. M. Glover, master of music at Drury Lane Theatre. Here ia a sample: Bankers’ sons do not now glva supper parties music-hall singers in disreputable little dancing ...

... the West End, which oullifiee the knowledge of those who are aware that the Lyceum, with 9,016 seats, holds COO more than Drury Lane, and that these two alone London dramatic houses can accommodate over 2,000 each. There are several music-bads with more ...

... not the Wees End, which nullifies the knowledge those who are aware that the Lyceum, with 3,016 seete, bold* 300 more Hum Drury Lane, and that these two alone of the London (Lamatie houses can accommodate over 2,000 each. There several musk-bads with mere ...

... Episode The Broken Coin. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY: Tho Derby Winner Drama in parts. Film version ol the great Drury Lane Drama. Pathe's Gazette. Matinee every Saturday 2.30. Prices usual. SPECIAL AT GRAHAM'S THIS WEEK 18 HEAHTH (1108, tjood ...