... AT DRURY LANE JOHN GIELGUD UNVEILS STATUE John Gielgud unveiled the recently-discovered lead statue of Shakespeare at Drury Lane on Tuesday Mr. Gielgud referred to his own associations with Drury Lane, when he saw the performance in honour of Shakespeare's ...

... DRURY LANE CREST OF THE WAVE On Wednesday evening, September 1, 1937, was produced hero a now musioal play devised, written and composed by Ivor Novello entitled: Crest of tho Wave. Stone Kenneth Howell Lord William Gantry Peter Graves Virginia. Duchess ...

... DRURY LANE. GLAMOROUS NIGHT. On Thursday evening, May 2, 1935, was produced here a musical play in two acts devised, written, and composed by Ivor Novello, with lyrics by Christopher Haasall, entitled:-- Glamorous Night. Mr. Allen Gwen Floyd Mr. Allen ...

... DRURY LANE. CARELESS RAPTURE. On Friday evening, September 11, 1936, there was produced at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, a musical play in three acts and fifteen scenes, devised, written, and composed by Ivor Novello, with lyrics by Christopher Hassall ...

... DRURY LANE THE GREAT ENDEAVOUR On November 2, at a matinée, the Empire Day Movement presented a play by Christopher Hassall, entitled The Great Endeavour. In taking for his theme the story of Cooke discovery of Australia and New Zealand and the ...

... DRURY LANE. THREE SISTERS. On Monday evening, April 3, 1934. at this theatre was presented a musical play, in three acts, written by Oscar Hammerstein, with music by Jerome Kern (orchestrated, as the programme mentions by R. Russell Bennett), entitled:-- ...

... DRURY LANE. BALL AT THE SAVOY. On Friday, September 8, 1933, was presented here an operetta in three acts, the music by Paul Abraham, the book by Alfred Greenwald and Fritz Lohner-Beda, and the English version adapted and produced by Oscar Hammerstein ...

... DRURY LANE. RISE AND SHINE. On Thursday, May 7, 1936, was produced at Drury Lane a spectacular musical play in two acts and 15 scenes, by Harry Graham And Desmond Garter (from the original by Arnold and Gilbert), with the music by Robert Stolz arranged ...

... with Leo Ephraim's production of The Desert Song. It is over nine years ago since the piece was first seen in England at Drury Lane. Then il romantic story, its several melodious songs and seining marcimiK tuuo. ouu no picturesque settings and colourful ...

... WHO FOUGHT FOR THE FAIRIES Frank Dix, author of many pantomimes, and from 1910 to 1921 associated with Arthur Collins at Drury Lane, died last Thursday, aged 78. The son of W. Chatterton Dix, the hymnologist, whose work included As With Gladness Men of ...

... as we know the actress you mention has not appeared in the play. A. Collins. Dante was pro duced by Sir ?Henrv Irving at Drury Lane on April 30, 1903. ...

... THE TERRISS ROTHERHITHE. The Whitsuntide attraction here, and a very strong attraction too, is found in the Drury Lane company with Hearts are Trumps. Needless to say, interest in the dramatic qualities of the piece is enhanced twofold by the clever scenic ...