... which Ireland was again toured. After this he became associated with Florence Gloeaop Harris, daughter Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane fame, and during the two yean toured with her, Germany and Switxerland were visited. Shakespeare was highly popular with ...

... DICKSON, the famous dancer in , Paying the Piper, Paramount picture which is shortly ooming to Burnley. FROM DRURY LANE. When previously Drury Lane dramas have been on view the Alhambra they have aroused the keenest interest, and next Monday's true- tion ...

... features Edna and Douglas Munro. The big picture during the last half of the week will be The Best Luck, from the famous Drury Lane melodrama a thousand thrills. The programme will also include Nancy Comes Home, film with a real live story. Andrews' ...

... romance that taken many startling and dramatic turna. The attraction during the second half the week will be , version the Drury Lane melo-dtama The Marriages JMayfair ' which, unfolds powerful .'story unaorupulous intrigue and daring, adventure. Hitting ...

... a' 'bus. The horse's fore-ieg was broken, and the animal had to be destroyed. ROSE MARIE BLACKBURN The visit the famous Drury Lane pro# duct ion, Rose Marie, Blackburn, ha* aroused considerable interest in the district* end the show opened two weeks' ...

... May Kelso, Gertrude Norman and Kitty Bradbury. Also the Alhambra there will 'The Hope, a screen adaptation of the great Drury Lane by ...

... Pictorial; and the second episode the serial, Count of Monte Cristo.' V During' Thursday, Friday and SetiyrAay, the great Drury Lane drama, Hearts Are TTump^' will be shown. It is drama of tremendous intensity, and will hold the interest of the audience ...

... cxcoption- Illv strong ash it is a show one should miss. The whole of this super-production ha.- produce i by Felix Edwardes, of Drury Lane [atno. Kose. Marie Will presented each evens ing Saturday at 7-15: with two liiatinepd each week Thursday* and Saturdays ...

... this show. returned Burnley and found employment at the Gaiety Theatre, under Mr. Fred Siitcliffe, J who afterwards went Drury Lane for Sir Augustus Harris. Mr. Taylor was occasionally called upon to play walking on parts, and •till remembers the whole ...

... Twins, popular “ double tarn ” who m imitial success in America, and hey become very well known in Pantomime ic ted famous Drury Lane clown, Whimsical who plays the part of a The legitimate stage has lent one of in Mary Brough, | legitimate drama has its ...

... Cattle, 'with Charles Kean in the leading part, but the command performance which is beet remembered that which was given et Drury Lane three years before the war, in the presence the eT-Kaiser, and King George and Queen Mary. The cast which was got together ...

... love-making. The principal part will be undertaken by De«ir£e Ellinger, who was with Beccham Opera Company at Covent Garden and Drury Lane. She has a beautiful voice and a charm ing personality. Mr. Robert Needham his already won an enviable reputation witfi ...