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... Thoroughly Thrilling This fine fighting melodrama, The Best of Luck, ought to fill Drury Lane for a long time to come. Sensation succeeds sensation but General Smith-Dorrien and the Bishop of London could sit through it without the slightest shock ...
... LONDON N1CHT5 ENTERTAINMENTS iff The Best of Luck at Drury Lane ifj j BY JINGLE. THIS is a fine, fighting melo drama, in the best Drury Lane style, and there is at least one scene in it that makes you want to get up and wave your hat and slap somebody ...
... A Drury Lane Dream of Delight Puss in New Boots is the greatest of all Drury Lane Pantomimes. The stage is studded with 'stars'; the laughter is loud and long; the pageants are perfectly peacocky and the children are charmed and cheery ...
... Lif Puss in New Boots at Drury Lane jju BY JINGLE. i IN Preparing this season's panto mime Mr. Arthur Collins has considered to advantage the rival attractions of opposition enter tainments. The modern revue, for instance, which embodies most of ...
... frocks (alleged) as well as a new Hamlet, and a new opera season, which is the forerunner of a really smart Beecham one at Drury Lane in June. Days and the chic-e st of charity shows keep Mayfair and the best Kensington and Bayswater busy as bees and mornings ...
... gold doing it. But we're running the war, and paying for it (seven and a half millions per diem now, isn't it Yet walk into Drury Lane Theatre any night you like when they re giving Boris Godounow, or La Boheme, or Othello, or Louise, and I defy the most ...
... brain, m ly yet be the principal outcome of the world-war. Ine Britisn ana Kussian Matinee To morrow (Thursday) after noon Drury Lane Theatre ought to be crammed for the fine entertainment organised by Lady Newnes in aid of the British and Russian prisoners ...
... l! Aladdin at Drury Lane j BY JINGLE I THE annual pantomime at Drury Lane is clearly a work of national import ance. You have only to go there and listen to the laughter and cheers of the men in khaki to be assured of that. In the old days it used ...
... 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 ...
... Mark Lester, Bertram Wallis, Thorpe Bates, Mabel Sealby, Faith Bevan, Dorothy Shale, etc. Matinees, Tues. Sats.. at 2. Drury lane. aladLin: By F. ANSTEY, FRANK DIX and ARTHUR COLLINS. TWICE DAILY, 1.30 and 7.30. Box Office. 10 to 10 Telephone: 25S8 Gerrard ...
... Pop Cory, Faith Bevan, Mahel Sealby, etc. Matinees, Tues. Sats., at 2. ANNIVERSARY PERFORMANCE SOUVEN IR N IGHT. Feb. it DRURY LANE. ALADDIN. By F. ANSTEY, FRANK DIX and ARTHUR COLLINS. TWICE DAILY, 1.30 and 7.30. Box Office, 10 to 10. Telephone: 2588 ...