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... The Hippodrome. _TUNtIB. When Harry Day presenis Charles Henry stn, Lauri Wylie, Ow West. Herbert Sargent and Gilbert Brown provide the book, kbdlle. Albion arrange* the dances, and Vivian Ellis composes the music, the resultant revue should be ...
... comes direct from the London Palladium, and is staged by Charles o that a real treat is assured. Yhe New Car is by Lauri Wylie. George Clark, with his nonsense, is host in himself, and ho is well backed up by Norah Dwyer, Dorothy Lawrence, Albert ...
... entertaining lull. some* , to the Tiiie.itre. tolal li. *moon. nest week. It ii a Yew af entitled Ntaltiug • by Allah nail Lauri Wylie. the part auttair int [tear lute '• and A Worm Corn,. • The mon iv Key.. otherntve Bevil Both. a profound young highbeew ...
... SOUTHAMPTON SHOWS The Palace NEXT WEEK'S Next week Jennie Gregson presents The Dressmakers at the Palace. with material by Lauri Wylie. featuring Muriel Zillah. Dorothy Astra. Jennie Gregson and Connie Crichton. Many will remember Jennie Gregson in Charladies ...
... noulpey Apitr Yorbe HIPPODROME SOUTBA M 6.30 TWICE NIGHTLY Thour T WI. HARRY DAY A NEW MUSICAL COMEDY THE GRASS WIDOW By LAURI WYLIE A New el Harry Day NAJAI4IIO boodle,. ...
... coherent story. full of highly-diverting situations, awl embellished with music and Irrirn of a high order. The author. kir. Lauri Wylie. is part author of Charming. aunt has seieral West End successes to his whilst is by well-known young British composer ...
... —Cemmentaries on Review of elm. from Spitheaa. Friday, May 21.—Wireless Puppets, sixtn edition; written and devised by Lauri Wylie. Saturday, May 22.—Music Hall programme. REGIONAL Sunday. May It —A gala performance of scenes trom Snagebpeare a laity ...
... which Summer is welcomed in the West Country in the first week in May. Tuesday.—Sixty Smiles an Hour. feature programme by Lauri Wylie. Wednesday.—London Wall. a play by Van Druten. Thursday.—Orchestral Cancert. Friday.—Tristan, act 2. from the Royal Opera ...
... considerable ‘•comic relief,” and this is afforded j in unstinted quantity by Mr. John Scliotield aa I Hogg'vdteinjnr and Mr. Lauri Wylie .v il>e Hon. | Percy Fit;;thistle. The former is highly enteri laming thnmgliout Hie play, throwing into well I* conceived ...
... responsible for its production raise the pleasantest anticipations. “Fancy Meeting You!” is written by Messrs. P. T. Salbit, Lauri Wylie, and Alfred Parker; the. music—stated to be particularly : sparkling and catchy—is by Mr. James W-Tate ; | the lyrics are ...
... comedy is entirely British, and in likely to prove as greato success an the first of this new order, Grass Widow. Me. Lauri Wylie's honk is full of comedy, Idr. Vivien Ellis has romnosell a particnlrtrly hrillinnt end the lyries of Messrs. Wm. Helmore ...
... complications are involved in this laughter•making plot. A Warm Corner is from the skilful ins of Arthur Wimperis and Laurie Wylie. The scenery and costumes are lavish and original. The cast is a large one, and every character is perfectly played by ...