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... a matinee day, the Christmas programme is in full swing. Which shall it be first The circus at Olympia The pantomime at Drury Lane Twice daily the elephants, the trick-riders, the clowns, and all the rest of Mr. Bertram Mills' two- and four-legged marvels ...
... THE PA SSING SHO IV S The Sleeping Beauty, at Drury Lane HIS MAJESTY craned forward to look out of the window of the Royal car (six- pence for the first half mile) at the grave risk of decapitating himself on his Eton collar. Every clock in Piccadilly ...
... Song amid the sand bunkers of Morocco I have explored the reaches of the Mississippi in the Show Boat which used to leave Drury Lane pier at 8.15 p.m. I have slipped over to New Orleans and dallied on an island in mid-Pacific where pirates and marines ...
... Miss Ula Sharon plays the part of the premiere danseuse of the Court in the big musical production of Dumas famous story at Drury Lane to music by Friml. It is a first-class show in every department, and Miss Ula Sharon more than does her bit on the light ...
... THE PASSING SHOWS MA The Three Musketeers, at Drury Lane THERE is a scene in Mr. Cochran's latest revue, depicting an all-white Heaven, which puts the purity of the lily to shame and makes the riven snow look like gooseberry fool. As for one's white ...
... keeps me Cheerful Miss Lilian Davies, the distinguished and popular young actress who plays in The Three Musketeers at Drury Lane, writes F I AO begin the day well, I make it my practice to start with Phosferine, and at once I feel JL I can get on with ...
... This beautiful picture of Miss Lilian Davies in the actual colours of the costume she wore in The Three Musketeers at Drury Lane, is reproduced by Mr. Bertram Park's special colour photography process. The run of The Three Musketeers unfortunately was ...
... Timothy Bohun (pronounced Boon), heir to a disputed Baronetcy-- these ludicrous idiosyncracies belong more to Dickens than to Drury Lane. Mr. Baskcomb's portrait of the man| whose flags-of-all-nations' trick started the War deserves a frame in the 1 gallery ...
... wonderful party to the Covent Garden Opera Stars to see the last performance of her husband in The Song of the Drum, at Drury Lane. The celebrities included Herr Lauritz Melchior, the greatest living Wagnerian tenor, and his wife, Herr Friedrich Schorr ...
... TTHE PASSING SHOWS Marry at Leisure, at the Haymar\et, and The Land of Smiles at Drury Lane A Marry at Leisure. THERE is something superbly static about that country house lounge, which, as an opening gambit, writers of drawing-room comedy are seldom ...
... HERR RICHARD TAUBER-- A RE-INCARNATION OF CARUSO Even before Herr Richard Tauber's wonderful voice was heard at Drury Lane singing Franz Lehar's music in The Land of Smiles, the sage musical critics on the Continent had pronounced it to be the first ...
... Highway of Fashion By M. E. BROOKE Fashions in Cavalcade. CAVALCADE, presented by Charles B. Cochran at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, is really a series of beautiful pictures, each in itself perfect, showing English life during the last thirty years; fashion ...