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... ,TH'e PassHnug' Shows 00 T&L IDS2=ft sift Drtunr^ ILainio The Desert Song Drury Lane. The dybbuk of Rose Marie has entered the commodious body of Drury Lane, and so successful has been the process of reincarnation that some years may be expected to elapse ...
... T HE PASSIMGr SHOWS Drury Lane. THANK Heaven I am not old enough to re member the last big revival of La Fille de Madame An got! At least, although I am old enough to remember it-- and those who heard it tell me how excellent was Miss Amy Augarde (still ...
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... THE AUTHOR OF THE FLOOD TIDE AT DRURY LANE Mr. Cecil RaleigR's Career. Mr. Cecil Raleigh has in The Flood Tide given us a touch of something that is quite new at Drury Lane. People who know Mr. Raleigh only from his melodramas at the Lane cannot be ...
... Faslhiioini SS^ Msnrjoirie o ff&Emiillitoira. Frocks at Drury Lane. TRULY a liberal education in the fashions of to-morrow are the beautiful gowns worn in The Marriages of Mayfair at Drury Lane, for which Humphreys of Onslow Place are responsible. Miss ...
... SIR HENRY IRVING AS DANTE AT DRURY LANE. Sir Henry Irving looks Dante to the life. He practically bears on his shoulders the entire weight of MM. Sardou and Moreau's play DRAWN BY C. A. BUCHEL ...
... 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 ...
... THE PASSING SHOWS Show Boat, at Drury Lane. THERE is so much good in the best of it that it ill-behoves any of us to speak ill of the rest of it. Show Boat, they say, cost £24,000 to produce, and cannot be run on much less than £4,000 a week. In New York ...
... 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 ...
... THE PASSING SHOWS Cavalcade, at Drury Lane Theatre CAVALCADE a good word, a good title, a proper pass word for the National Theatre. Thirty years of England in three hours. What a chance for one showman (Mr. Noel Coward) bidden by another (Mr. C. ...
... none, Rose Marie should easily dupli cate at Drury Lane its many American triumphs. In the terms of the profession, one feels inclined to refer to it as a show, but as a show it is splendid. If Drury Lane must submit musical comedy, Rose Marie won't ...