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... 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. ...
... to work harder or longer, I find that Phosferine is an unfailing energiser and a preventive of lassitude or brain fag. Drury Lane Theatre. From the very first day you take PHOSFERINE you will gain new confidence new life, new endurance. It makes you ...
... THE PASSING SHOWS k Walk this Way at the Winter Garden THE Pittites have pitched their tribal tents in Drury Lane and hoisted an invitation to Walk This Way at the Winter Garden. As a change from Mayfair meringues, this tasty dish of Lancashire hot-pot ...
... British state of mind, for the students are Swiss-German and the girls at finishing school are inter national. The new show at Drury Lane starts on a modern background of Alps, health, skis, meaningless jokes, vacant laughter, and Albertina Rasch girls doing ...
... f '\HE Lyceum's Sleeping Beauty is fljSk pantomime nearty ana unasnamea; pantomime as known to patrons of j yesterday's Drury Lane and to-day's Theatre Royals in the provinces. It should please every kind of child, and every adult that prefers music-hall ...
... Fairweathers. Badger, reformed into a Peeler, sees the fire through an acrobatic telescope at High- gate; but he reaches Drury Lane in time to dash through the flames to save the receipt. The wildest episode of all happens when Alida Bloodgood, compromised ...
... even, for those who were under forty, the Covent Garden of Caruso, Tetrazzini, and the social hen roost. Tiaras shone from Drury Lane boxes and regulars of the gallery, who had to pay the terrific sum of half-a-crown (in those days, sixpence was the ordinary ...
... dog, the pony and the gentlemen who is giving him some levenses 1 ROSA BARSONY. IN BALL IN SAVOY The next occupant of Drury Lane for the autumn and winter season. The book is by Arthur Hammerstein and the music by Paul Abrahams, and it opens in September ...
... exact and grandiose. If music and production, allied to suffi cient stage talent, are enough to attract a long run, then Drury Lane's huge auditorium will fill nightly through many months. Is it enough, though, when even the regular supporters of musical ...
... of a Buchanan- Randolph song and dance, the next change of scenery is no more original. Since the Arthur Collins era at Drury Lane, dozens of Epsom Grandstands have seen dozens of stage Derbys run, while hero havers and villain sneers. It seems as though ...
... ENTERTAINMENTS a la CARTE By ylLAN £07T T ruly Rural at Drury Lane HEY for a life of roving, and ho for the rolling Downs! This, Three Sisters, is that sort of musical play. Its first number, sung on Epsom Downs by a crowd waiting for the dawn of a 1914 ...
... polite. Well, it is humour with music that cares nothing for the operatic unities as practised at either Covent Garden or Drury Lane but as broad Comedy it is excellent, and better than any music-hall programme since the bygone days of the great ones in ...