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... Firs! Night at Drury Lane Noel Coward, who wrote the operetta Pacific I860, with the star Mary Martin Mrs. W. Dwighi Whitney with her daughter, Anna Massey Two of the 44 Royal Footmen who were on duty for the first time since 1 930 Air Pice-Marshal Sir ...
... MARY MARTIN, OF PACIFIC-- 1860 AN AMERICAN STAR AT DRUM LANE MARY MARTIN, who is starring in Noel Coward's Pacific 1860, at Drury Lane, rose to fame by singing the famous My Heart Belongs to Daddy in a Broadway musical comedy. She is regarded by American ...
... SHAKESPEARE MEMORIAL MATINEE AT DRURY LANE Their Majesties honoured the recent matinee at Drury Lane, organised in aid of the rebuilding fund of the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, which was destroyed by fire. Drury Lane Theatre was kindly lent by Sir Alfred ...
... GERTRUDE, COUNTESS OF DUDLEY, hir a portrait of herself as Gertie Millar, famous Edwardian musical comedy star, at Drury Lane Theatre. The picture, by Albert Codings, was exhibited at the I90S Royal Academy. The Countess first appeared in the West End ...
... theatrical successes, from the days when he first started to write for the stage in the early 'twenties, through the monumental Drury Lane period, to his latest light comedy as yet unbound l Photograph by Angus McBean ...
... the part of Belle Barrow in the successful musical play Belinda Fair, is twenty-five years old. Her role of leader of the Drury Lane girls who entertain the troops an eighteenth-century E.N.S.A. gives her her first real West End opportunity. For nine years ...
... naval officer, she was born at Larne. Ireland, and educated in London. After some staue annearances. including a spell at Drury Lane, she went to Hollywood at the age of eighteen and made several films over a period of two years, returning in time to be ...
... theatre. Son of Irving's leading actor, his stage experience was of an historic kind, for he appeared as a starving child at Drury Lane in 1903 and some years later played opposite Tree at His Majesty s. In World War One he served in the King's African Rifles ...
... hearing her sing gave her the part of understudying in that production the part she now plays in this successful show at Drury Lane PJiotograph by Angus Mc Bean ...
... death, then danced in Waltzes from Vienna in London until joining de Basil s company which, familiar at Covent Garden and Drury Lane before the war, has been touring in the U.S. and South America since 1938 Photographed by Baron ...
... she first came here with Colonel de Basil's company. Her last appearance as a Russian dancer was with Massine's Company at Drury Lane in 1938. Last summer she and her English husband had a perilous journey back from the South of France, in his yacht. Since ...
... Veronica Brady and Iror I\nveUo One, two, three Up She Goes Photographs by Swacbe When war broke out, The Dancing Years was at Drury Lane The theatre was taken over by Ensa, and Ivor Novello took h s Dancing Years to the provinces. He has now brought it back ...