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... Featuring LAWRENCE TIBBETT, GRACE MOORE, ROLAND YOUNG. and ADOLPHE MENJOU. THE YEAR’S FINEST MUSICAL TREAT ! The famous Drury Lane musical comedy success transferred to the screen with sensational results. A delightful romance of Russia, splendidly directed ...
... HIPPODROME, GREAT VICTORIA STREET, BELFAST. O.4S—(TWICE NIGHTLY)-9 o'olock. MONDAY, Deo. 5, 1910, and during the week. THE GREAT DRURY LANE SUCCESS. THE PRINCE OF PEAOE. FLO HILTON, Male Impersonator. PHOEBE MERCER & Co. in Fame. DORT & LEONARD Comedy Acrobats ...
... The Piclure House TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), & SATURDAY, AT ENORMOUS EXPENSE, WE ARE SHOWING ”» “SEALED ORDERS. GREATEST OF ALL DRURY LANE DRAMA'S. “Sealed Orders” is one of the most expensive films ever produced. Supported by a SUNSHINE COMEDY. Enormous Cast ...
... with consternation. The names and addresses of the victims are— Ernest Ely, 110, Eardly Road, Streatham ; Mrs White, 58, Drury Lane ; Mrs Pigyott, 48, Castle Street, Long Acre ; Mrs Nicholls, Castle Street, Long Acre. Seven others received atteution at ...
... announced in “ The Trumnet Call,” that fine military drama, written by Mr. G. R. Simms, which held the boards cf the famous Drury Lane Theatre for a reccrd run. Three powerful features are announced for next week: “ A Legacy of Vengeance,” “ The Avalanche ...
... at the Bank,” and ** The Flower of Death,” a detecfive drama; for the mid-week, “Robbery at the Ritz’’; and that famous Drury Lane crama, ‘“ The Derby Winner,” for the week-end. ...
... chap. wherever you go. wu the enthusiastic shout of a gallery god whisk greeted the close of Sir Henry Intiog's speech at Drury Lane Theatre, in London, on Saturday night. It was the final performance of Dante, and when the great actor came on the stage ...
... NEXT WEEK'S ANNIVERSARIES- Feb. 24, 1809—Drury Lane Theatre burnt. Feb. 25, 1918 —Food rationing came into force. Feb. 26, 1802 —Victor Hugo, poet and novelist, bom. Feb. 27, 1807—Longfellow, pget, bom. Feb. 28, 1916 —Henry James, novelist, died. March ...
... defendant company wished him to point out that their managing director. when choosing the title Reale.' Orders, bad not the Drury Lane drama in his snit.d. Thii statement a;u. made in evidenne, and no attempt by cross-examination was made to eontrfiiert it ...
... story of the life of George Farquhar from its beginning in a 17th Century Derry Rectory to its climax at the Royal Theatre, Drury Lane, is told in Sam Hanna Bell’s ‘“The Pliant Soul,” which Sam Denton will be producing in the Northern Ireland studios at 7-15 ...
... Otto Kruger. Victor Jory, and Barry Mackay in the leading roles, will be presented. Adapted from Ivor Novello’s sparkling Drury Lane success, the Mary Ellis, star of “Glamorous Night,** at the Regal film is even better than the stage Slay. The supporting ...
... institution. The first pantomime which dc-‘ scribed itself as such, entitled “ The Tavern Bilkers,” was produced at the Drury Lane Theatre in London in 1702, but the complete performance on modern lines does not date back more than one hundred years. ...