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... 118 AIBITION REALISED. A few weeks ago it was announced that an American musical play would be put on at Drury Lane and it became a race between lir. Basil Dean and Shakespeare on the one hand and the imported play on the other. Mr Dean son, and in doing ...
... with Fred Smithsirrithe Pepper Ghost Oint pare, which included Miss Constewe Bellamy ant Mr. Ceorgo Stone. played dame nt Drury Lane many times. and in 1887 he played the br.roness to Dan Lew as Mum. }to was 72 rears of sty. ...
... WAY. April W. WEDNESDAY, April 11th; bed FRIDAY, April at 2 p.m. MST TIME fl BELFAST. WYLIGTATZ FROMICTIION OF THE GREAT DRURY LANE SUCCESS. 7HE GARDEN OF ALLAH' A in Four Arta. By ROBERT BICEENS and MARY ANDERSON. SEE THE GREAT SAND-STORM SCENE THE MOST ...
... AND HOUSE! 10 NIGHTS 3 MATIN EES N•At. Apnl April 11th 4.1 d I nelAy. Apnl 13th. 2 p.m. ENORMOUS SUCCESS OF IflElatl . AT DRURY LANE SUCCESS, ..TBE GARDEN OF ALLAH RT HICHENS ANDERSON. REAT SAND-SrTORM SCENE 1 . .N S I C STAGE. to 6 Phoee ltd. • ,p—TWICE ...
... I While returning from Drury Lane ' Theatre shortly after midnight Colonel Sir Reginald May, Director of Organisation at the War Office ; Lady May, their son, and a friend, who were accompanying them in a motor-car, met with an accident at Knightsbridge ...
... meet enthusiastically. ENGLISH ACTRESS MENACED. Miss Edith Day, the actress. who is playing the lead in Rose Marie at Drury Lane, informed the Evening News that for the peat two months she has been receiving at the theatre a number of threatening ...
... was due to him also that his countryman, Chaliapin, came to this country and appeared with the Beecham Opera Company at Drury Lane in 1913. Well. gentlemen of the jar►. are you unanimous! Tea, your honour. We're all aliketemporarily insane! ...
... MARCH 20, 1925. SHOCK FOR THEATRE DOOR-KEEPER. DRURY LANE ENTHUSIASTS. WAIT TINT MIT. Fire people from Hampstead—two women and three men—took up their places in front of the gallery doors of Drury Lane 'Theatre at seven o'clock on Thursday evening prepared ...
... through which he passed at Drury Lane Theatre a few months ■go, when the French revue actress, Regine Flory. went to see him about a possible engagement in a play and shot herself in his room. Sir Alfred has been chairman of Drury Lane Theatre since 1919. ...
... play. Mies Lindo is a niece of Mr. R. H. - Lindo, who used to be secretary to Drury Lane Theatre. As a six months baby all. was carried on in Hearts are Trump. at Drury Lane, and she wears round her neck the first sixpence she earned on the stage. Mr ...
... leading part in home cleanliness a year before the great actor was born. No doubt the audiences which thronged the Lyceum and Drury Lane Theatres to see the famous Henry Irving were Hudson's users, for they were a wondetful people at home. Those basements and ...
... BRARRSPEARE PAGEANTRY. There is the usual tip-toe of expectation feeling among playgoers concerning the Drury Lane production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, which we are to see on Boxing Day at 'the Lane. Mr. Basil Dean, the producer, has owned that ...