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... boyish of Aladdins, and Stanley Lupino, W ill uvans, and Kobert Hale to continue and improve upon old-time traditions, the Drury l^ane pantomime should be as popular as any of its long line of predecessors at ir/.v .uoKxoir ...
... Mark Lester, Bertram Wallis, Thorpe Bates, Mabel Sealby, Faith Bevan, Dorothy Shale, etc. Matinees, Tues. Sats.. at 2. Drury lane. aladdinT By F. ANSTEY, FRANK DIX and ARTHUR COLLINS. TWICE DAILY, 1.30 and 7.30. Box Office. 10 to io. Telephone: 2588 ...
... use it on 1 Re minds me, it's one- of the few shining bright spots in these sad, nerve-racking days the Beecham Opera at Drury Lane. To hear Boheme, or Aida, or Boris Godounov, especially if conducted by Sir Thomas himself, is worth a good hundred guineas ...
... The Christmas Pantomime YOUR FAVOURITE BOX AT DRURY LANE ON BOXING NIGHT By M. MAC MICHAEL 1'ASSKD BY CENSOR IF GERMANY HAD WON ...
... bAH IS Pi J _J/>-oLJO CfWW V W LJ By JINGLE. The outstanding feature of this year's pantomime at Drury Lane is the Pageant of Peace. I do not remember to have seen anything quite so exquisitely gorgeous even at this home of tremendous displays. The ...
... in making people comfortable, and oh I the slippery, slidy, spine- searching, shiney discomfort of even the best seats at Drury Lane. I think they must have done it up last in the days before they in vented Chesterfields and things and people didn't lounge ...
... the limelight on the singers. And rather bars the Moussorgsky and the Borodin and the Rimsky-Korsakov of the more eclectic Drury Lane cult that likes le realisme too. K K Reminds me, that is the smartest, the most _ intriguing, the most artistic, the most ...
... the Mogul Tavern. And in case you should have any difficulty in finding the place after that, a drawing of the house in Drury Lane in which Nell Gwynn used to lodge in 1660 is offered, doubtless as collateral evidence. o Messrs. Grossmith and Laurillard ...
... moment's theatrical occupation panto mimes. Though Einstein, as The Times says, has given time and space a severe shake-up, Drury Lane pantomime still stands firm upon the antique ways. It piously conserves its traditions, its primal elements, its idiosyncrasies ...
... excepting the stockbroker's) the idol's temple with its inconspicuous doors some where in Throgmorton Street, I believe. Once at Drury Lane, at a spectacular tour-de-force, I saw what I supposed was a faithful reproduction of the House. The floor was littered ...
... s Ouite a good old day's touch, too, about the season's arrange ments to date. Courts as per pre-1914 style; Pavlova at Drury Lane Russian Ballet and Opera at Co vent Garden and a bigger musical season than we've had for years. At Olympia a pre-War Horse ...