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... Garden and Drury Lane were as the war-cries of two armies of passionate controversialists. Now these great old theatres are competitors again but more peacefully, and with a third and boisterous contestant for applause in the Lyceum. Drury Lane can claim ...
... DAN LENO'S LOCUM TENENS. MR. HARRY RANDALL, THE CELEBRATED MUSIC-HALL COMEDIAN WHO IS TO APPEAR IN THE FORTHCOMING DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. Photograph by Fouls ham and Ban field. ...
... OPERA AT DRURY LANE Sir Thomas Beecham, who ends his seaspn at Drury.Lane to-morrow night, re-introduced us last week to Coq d'Or, the curious fairy tale of Rimsky Korsakov, which the Russians introduced to us just before the war. Its charm lies more ...
... Opera at Drury Lane SIR THOMAS BEECHAM made a triumphant entry into London on Saturday with glowing perfor mances of The Marriage of Figaro and of Aida, represent ing, as these do, completely different examples of the art of grand opera. It may be ...
... D'ARTAGNAN AT DRURY LANE. MILADY IN D'ARTAGNAN'S TRAP DENNIS KING IN THE THREE MUSKETEERS. This is the moment when D'Artagnan, visiting Milady in her boudoir, is leading up to her unmasking. He identifies her, it will be remembered, by the fleur-de-lys ...
... THE DRURY LANE PANTOMIME The pantomime at Drury Lane Theatre this year is the best we have seen for many years. In the first place, from the decorative scheme has been eliminated every shred of the vulgarity which has obtained in earlier pantomimes, while ...
... OPERA AT DRURY LANE. CERTAINLY it calls for something more than ordinary enthusiasm on the part of opera-lovers to indulge their musical tastes under existing conditions. It is to be hoped, therefore, that Sir Thomas Beecham, who has lately expressed ...
... should be hung outside every theatre in London which provides light lyrical fare for the British public. A visit to the Drury Lane pantomime brings home to one the crying need of managers for the services of a gentleman who has the happy knack of writing ...
... BEN-HUR, AT DRURY LANE. MR. ROBERT TABER AS BEN-HUR. MISS NORA KERIN AS ESTHER. MISS FLOSSIE WILKINSON AS TIRZAH. Mr JULIAN CROSS AS MALLUCH. MR. BASIL GILL AS MESSALA. MISS MAUD MILTON AS THE MOTHER OF BEN-HUR. Photographs by Langfier, ...
... Opera at Drury Lane SIR THOMAS BEECHAM made a triumphant entry into London on Saturday with glowing perfor mances of The Marriage of Figaro and of Aida, represent ing, as these do, completely different examples of the art of grand opera. It may be ...
... OPERA AT DRURY LANE. MOZART-LOVERS have good reason to feel grateful to Sir Thomas Beecham. In past times our opera managers have been apt to treat the master with but scant courtesy, occasionally taking Don Giovanni off the shelf, without being too ...
... l! Aladdin at Drury Lane j BY JINGLE I THE annual pantomime at Drury Lane is clearly a work of national import ance. You have only to go there and listen to the laughter and cheers of the men in khaki to be assured of that. In the old days it used ...