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... Lyons, chairman of the company that bears his name, is taking to novel-writing in collaboration with Mr. Cecil Raleigh, of Drury Lane drama fame, and his first work of the kind is to form No. I. of the Lyons Library, to be published by Messrs. Cassell. Mr ...
... not only the instruments but the different planes of sound. Then the thrill of a body of singers perhaps the artists of a Drury Lane Theatre success singing in the theatre itself the chorus and principals of the British National Opera Company performing ...
... sunny and smiling, easily appreciating the humour of the comedian and lightly accepting the melodies of the composer. And at Drury Lane, again, you watch the course of the autumn drama with slightly eievaieu eyeurows mat inai- cate a desire to. quiz-- a desire ...
... watch his antics, criticise them and pronounce them dull. But we who know and love our Leno meet him half-way. We go to Drury Lane prepared to laugh when he oomes on the stage, we lean forward with parted lips and strain our ears to catch every syllable ...
... and well-fed every manager insists upon that. I should like to have shown these misguided agitators the children's room at Drury Lane, and the crowd of healthy, happy little folk who, during the run of the annual pantomime, are not only taught to dance, ...
... Russian sian was th half-reproving comment of a member of a little group of people cooling themselves under the portico of Drury Lane Theatre between the acts on a hot night, and watching a woman in black and gold smoking a cigarette as she leaned against ...
... Theatre. Friday is another off-day. On Saturday, though, they will have to choose between Sir Henry Irving in Becket at Drury Lane and the production of Two Little Michus at Daly's. On Sunday they will again write their notices. On the following Monday ...
... MOTHER OF PEARL (Gaiety).-- Delysia in a comedy of mother-love with a wicketing team. Oscar Straus music. 8.15. WILD VIOLETS (Drury Lane).-- Very pleasant for after dinner. 8.15. FRESH FIELDS (Criterion). Pay ing-guest comedy with many laughs. 8.30. TEN-MINUTE ...
... of me understand why he should produce the play for a series of matindes instead of putting it into the evening bill at Drury Lane. If advertisement goes for anything, as we are always being assured that it does, Monna Vanna ought to pack the largest ...
... attention of those who have written of the Laureate's play since I first announced it that a Flodden Field drama was produced at Drury Lane. As, however, this was some four-score years ago, Mr. Austin need not fear any copyright complications. Another important ...
... YOUNG ENGLAND. The GEORGE EDWARDES and ROBERT COURTNEIDGE production. MATINEES-TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), and SATURDAY, at 2 DRURY LANE. (Ger. 2588.) PUSS IN NEW BOOTS. TWICE DAILY, at 1.30 and 7.10. ROBERT HALE, Wild. EVANS, STANLEY LUPINO, FLORENCE SMITHSON ...
... a greater place in history owing to the fact that Mr. Forbes- Robertson had played the part of a low-comedy sailor in a Drury Lane drama, or that Sir Henry Irving had allowed himself to be hauled up into the flies at the end of an invisible wire. Chicst ...