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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... s Ouite a good old day's touch, too, about the season's arrange ments to date. Courts as per pre-1914 style; Pavlova at Drury Lane Russian Ballet and Opera at Co vent Garden and a bigger musical season than we've had for years. At Olympia a pre-War Horse ...
... you know, and I see but little sign as yet of that slump there's been some talk of. Enthralling her admirers nightly at Drury Lane is the pale and perfervid Pavlova in Chopin and Massenet and Tschaikovsky what a passionately graceful creature the great ...
... these days. Seem to remember they were very dressy nights, indeed, when Pavlova danced at the Palace in the pre-War era. At Drury Lane half the world in the stalls dresses half doesn't. True, they are rather narrow, rather oil- clothy, very slippy stalls ...
... A GREAT RUSSIAN DANCER M. VOLININE. M. VOLININE AS THE SLAVE IN THE WALPURGI3 NIGHT BALLET AT DRURY LANE DRAWN BY W. SMITHSON BROADHEAO Copyrighted in the U.S.A. M. Alexander Volinine, the dancing partner of Madame Pavlova, has been with her during ...
... Pavlova in La Peri At Drury Lane last week Mme. Pavlova scored a wonderful success in what has been described as the most interesting musical novelty of the season in La Peri of Paul Dukas BY KENNETH CROUCH ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... provincial star by every post. First and last in the field, as usual, was Mr. Crescent, who, starting with £250 a week and Drury Lane, eventually got Fount to sign a contract for £500 a week and the Albert Hall. No sooner was the signature secured than Crescent ...
... between the Russia of 1°20 and the Russia of 1914. A E. J. Russian Ballet has been One of the Features of the Season, Both at Drury Lane and Covent Garden brawn by Ugo Mafcinia ...