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... DRURY LANE. Mr. Arthur C.sUs Mirth•Provokiag Siadbad. If tb• baby's first laugh become, a fairy, as Kr. prettily imagism. then playlund, or a part_ of become something ef ktrylund, for the msasgere bars Med with each other to **as Even • comedy, which ...
... AT DRURY LANE. The greatest event in the theatrical world at the bemire season is the production of Drury Lane pantomime, which ham for its subject this year. Jack and the 'transitslk. To say that Mr Arthur has again sun paned himself may sound lilie ...
... AT DRURY LANE Called upon at the last moment to replace Herr Tauber. the £l.OOO-a-week German singer, in The Land of Smiles, Mr. Robert Naylor. the British tenor. brought the house down at Drury Lane last night. Herr Tauber's voice broke down owing ...
... DRURY LANE MLLE. REGINE FLORY'S SECRET Disappointment Over an Engagement NEVER SMILED Tragedy in the Presence of Sir Alfred Butt Remarkable light was thrown yesterday on the Drury Laae Theatre drama which cut short the career of Mlle. Regine Flory ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL Managing Director, ARTHUR COLLINS Sat. and TWICE 9 APRIL 7. DAILY at La • D. W. GRIFFITH'S COLOSSAL ...
... AT DRURY LANE. In Ned Kean of Old Drury we are carried back to the days of the old legitimate, with all the perfect staging of our Drury Lane of today (writes a London correspondent). Kean was admirably portrayed by Mr. Saintsbury. He is excctly what ...
... DRURY LANE s. 8.3'. ANNA PANLIII_VA Ntata 11rd,., at 2.3 u. DUKE OF YORK S Mrs. Cautpb.:l ft PYGMALION Iso 8.1., 31 it. Wert, 2.15. ELE,P,M,ANTITetitAT,rI. MOL spd GARRICK 830. Mat. 'Mum.. Oat. 8.30. .c.• I lu ONE NIGHT IN SOME GL A MA OBE CONVENIENCE ...
... DRURY LANE Positively not to be seen elsewhere in London this season. Oct. 7, 1924 ...
... AT DRURY LANE The name of Ivor Novello attached to a musical play at Drury Lane conjures up visions of brilliant spectacle, romance, dancing and best of all, glorious music. This clever actor-composer-author has excelled himself in his present production ...
... AT DRURY LANE With a story as romantic and lovely as the lilting, sweeping melodies which tumble over each other in the lavish score, ‘•The Dancing Years,” at Drury Lane, will rightly be regarded by Ivor Kovello’s admirers as the finest musical w °rk ...
... DRURY LANE. THE SONG OF THE DRUM. A Musival Play To-day . 2.30, 8.15. Mats Wed and Sat, 2.30. DUKE OF (Tem. 5122.) THE N I NI:11 MAN. To-day, 2.30, 8.30. Mats cd and Sat at 2.30. FORTUNE (People's) Theatre -ITem. 7373.1 Evgs, 8.30. Calsworthys THE SILVER ...
... DRURY LANE. Drury Lane takes its name from Sir Robert Drury, who, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, built a stately mansion near where Bush House now stands. His example was followed by Lord Craven, the Earl of Clare, and other notables, with the result ...