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... THE BADDELEY CAKE. The cutting of the Baddeley cake on Twelfth Night, the historic ceremony inseparably associated with Drury Lane Theatre, will be performed by Mr. Laurence Ceird to-morrow evening, immediately after the performance of Rose Marie. ...
... intend to send out Everywoman tour in the spring with the entire Drury Lane production. Mr. Compton himself will be in the cast as Nobody. When Mr. Arthur Collins has started the Drury Lane pantomime on its run, will devote his attention to the production ...
... Leighton, Drury Lane pantomime star of thirty years ago. She won a national competition for the most popular principal boy in Britain. Her first performance in pantomime was at the Opera House, Northampton. Soon afterwards she went to Drury Lane. Joining ...
... A CHILDRENS SHOW. Oar London correspondent writes:—Mr. Arthur Collins having determined that the annual production Drury Lane Chriitma* should truly a “children's pantomime” baa thoroughly realised his reoolve ia “Cinderella,'' which was gnen for the ...
... Brooke Bond’s 2/- Coffee “The Coffee the Kaiser wanted.” STUPENDOUS FILM VERSION OF THE GREAT DRURY LANE MELODRAMA The simplest way to make coffee well Put the coffee in a warm jug, one tablespoonful for each person ; pour on boiling water ; stir; cover ...
... for our industry. News values have changed since Glamorous Men had its record.breaking run at Drury Lane, and the emphasis has been changed. At Drury Lane it was Ivor NovOlo, as the young Englishman, who was the minantic hero. In the film first place ...
... already success- ise, that there could be doubt .t . ,ber good run. No finer scenic effect has ever been seen, even in Drury Lane melodrama, than the sinking of the troopship with the soldiers saluting the vessel vanishes beneath the waves; while of ...
... CHRISTMAS TIME IN LONDON PAGEANT OF PEACE AT DRURY LANE. Drury Lane has lived onoe more to its timehonoured title of “The National! Theatre” (telegraphs our London correspondent) by presenting Boxing as the central feature of its pantomime, a pageant ...
... “THE WHIP” AT THE THEATRE ROYAL. Drury Lane melodramas belong a genre of their own, with conventions of their own, and demanding a kind of criticism of their own. You must accept the conventions of melodrama if you want enjoy its pleasures, and, curiously ...
... observed. ‘‘He threatened to kick me, the lessee of Drury Lane! Such a man as that must to London, sir. He mustn’t waste his energies here.” And to London he was straightway sent, there to appear at Drury Lane I ...
... reserved his defence, was allowed bail as before. PLAYS £7,000 A WEEK. According a statement i•sued I.y the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. London. blot night. Root, Marie broke all rec. - mi.: for the theatre the week teforc last, taking 111 s. for eight ...
... KAISER’S VISIT. THE COMMAND PERFORMANCE DRURY LANE, ...