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... Cinderella's friend Prince us in a popular ballad, His Royal mark during the War, and more especially the hero of Cinderella at Drury Lane Charming, for, as the Baron sines to Highness is Prince Charming all the time. I WAS recently at a theatre with a friend ...
... rather neglected, but at Drury Lane, the Mecca of pantomime, our old friends, Harlequin, Columbine, Clown and Pantaloon, as shown in the picture, have their usual honoured place in the programme. i h the immortal Cinderella, Drury Lane in certain respects ...
... THE IMMORTAL STORY OF CINDERELLA AS TOLD IN PANTOMIME AT DRURY LANE THE BARON AND BARONESS (MR. HARRY CLAFF AND MR. WILL EVANS) IN THEIR EVERYDAY AND IN THEIR BALL ATTIRE CINDERELLA (MISS FLORENCE SMITHSON) BEFORE AND AT THE BALL PRINCE CHARMING (MISS ...
... teaching Latin to recalcitrant schoolboys to translate popular songs into the tongue of the Ciesars The mysterious purchase of Drury Lane Theatre and neighbouring property is said to have been effected by some Americans, and one quidnunc will not be surprised ...
... Our long wax candles and white cotton wicks To see red Phoebus through the gallery pane Tinge with his beam the beams of Drury Lane. Crabbe was so intensely English that it is very curious to think that the best study of him is the work of a French scholar ...
... still packs the Palace, thanks largely to the inimitable fooling of Mr. Charles Withers. Meantime Pavlova continues to fill Drury Lane. WHY MARRY? The bacteriologist(Mr.Cow!ey Wright)ond his assistant (Miss Rosa I.yiui). FUTURIST FROCKS in HUSBANDS FOR ...
... THE GARDEN OF ALLAH AT DRURY LANE The dramatisation of The Garden of Allah, which has been done by its author, Mr. Hiehens, and Miss Mary Anderson, wil All Drury Lane for many^ day. It proves to be one of the most picturesque spectacles ever seen-- ...
... The Wo man I from F\US S j c\ A new Story by the author of The Garden of Allah, now, as a drama, drawing London to Drury Lane And, like it, a subtle Study in the relationship of a woman and a man, she a Russian, he an Englishman. IN the autumn of 1919 ...
... The Garden of Allah at Drury Lane, the pantomime of Cinderella is going to be done this year at Covent Garden, which is specially suited for a great spectacle. Rehearsals have been going on busily in the day-time at Drury Lane itself, and Mr. Elcock ...
... this year at Drury Lane. The success there of The Garden of Allah made it undesirable to change the programme. But Cinderella, designed for that historic house, has found a home near by at Covent Garden, so that after all we have a Drury Lane pantomime ...
... typical group assembled at meal-time in the common dining-hall at the luxurious L.C.C. lodging-house, known as Bruce House, in Drury Lane. ace e ossers, as they are called, cook their own food on the hot plate, shown ical °n e(,ext]reme or they may buy food ...
... used as a theatre for one month. What do you think is the biggest theatre in London Everybody would guess Drury Lane. That is not so. Drury Lane Theatre, now closed for rebuilding, holds 2695 people the Lyceum Theatre, close by, holds 2742. The smallest ...