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... ,TH'e PassHnug' Shows 00 T&L IDS2=ft sift Drtunr^ ILainio The Desert Song Drury Lane. The dybbuk of Rose Marie has entered the commodious body of Drury Lane, and so successful has been the process of reincarnation that some years may be expected to elapse ...
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... THe Sluow At Drury Lane and Elsewhere. ALL the rest of the Christmas shows-- even the panto mimes-- are overshadowed by the expensive, almost extravagant, production by Basil Dean and Sir Alfred Butt of Shakspere's Midsummer Night's Dream. From the ...
... THE PASSING SHOWS Show Boat, at Drury Lane. THERE is so much good in the best of it that it ill-behoves any of us to speak ill of the rest of it. Show Boat, they say, cost £24,000 to produce, and cannot be run on much less than £4,000 a week. In New York ...
... THE PASSING SHOWS The New Moon, at Drury Lane. I HAVE been reading an article in the New York Theatre Magazine on How to write a successful Musical Comedy, by Mr. Laurence Schwab, co-author of the book and lyrics of The New Moon with Messrs. Oscar ...
... W.C. fflisa n-i The beautiful production of Shakspere s fairy pantomime,' for which Mr. Basil Dean is responsible, at Drury Lane is a great event in^'^ gained by Mr. Hay Petrie as Puck, who triumphed over a quite unorthodox dressing and make-up of the ...
... ILasae Theatre. At Drury Lane. THE chief fault in Mr. Arnold Bennett's and Mr. Edward Knoblock's play. London Life, is that, as a play, it would have been more appropriately framed at the little Ambas sadors Theatre. At Drury Lane it somehow got lost-- ...
... none, Rose Marie should easily dupli cate at Drury Lane its many American triumphs. In the terms of the profession, one feels inclined to refer to it as a show, but as a show it is splendid. If Drury Lane must submit musical comedy, Rose Marie won't ...
... SHAKESPEARE MEMORIAL MATINEE AT DRURY LANE Their Majesties honoured the recent matinee at Drury Lane, organised in aid of the rebuilding fund of the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, which was destroyed by fire. Drury Lane Theatre was kindly lent by Sir Alfred ...
... of a panoramic view taken of a most memorable revival benefit performance of the famous Gilbert and Sullivan operette at Drury Lane in 1906 for the benefit of Dame Ellen Terry. The piece celebrated its jubilee at the Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield, on March ...
... heroine in The Desert Song, at Drury Lane, which has never looked back since its first production on April 7, and will top its 300th performance on Christmas Eve. The business has been quite phenomenal even for a big Drury Lane success, and there is no apparent ...
... easily affected by water, soap or bath salts. Ask your Decorator. Write for Colour Range and full particulars to 2 3/9, Drury Lane, LONDON, W.C. 2 ...