... DRURY LANE, (Ger. 2588.) THE DESERT SONG. A New Musical PIaYT . elchman. Edith Day. Gene Gerrard. Evenings, 8.15. Mats, Wed and Sat, 2.30. OF'YORICS—(Ger. 0313.) GOOD MORNING, BILL With Ernest Trues. Evg.i, 8.40. Wed, Sat, 2.30. FORTUNE—(Reg. 1307.) Evgs ...

... DRURY LANE SHOW BOAT..A New Musical Play. Lvgs, 8.15 precisely. Mat. Wed Sat, 2.30 precisely. DUKE OF YORK'S— SUCH . MEN . ARE DANGEROUS. MATHESON LANG. Ergs, 8.30. W - e - d, Sat, 2.30. EMBASSY Swiss Cottage. (Primrose Hill 2211.) THE SEVENTH GUEST ...

... DRURY LANE. It 1s doubtful if any one artiste ever held so large an audience spellbound for two hours as did Mr. Paul Robeson in a matinee at Ljury Leme, where he gave negro spirituals and folk songs. With the exception of ** Water Boy, his programme ...

... DRURY LANE. never knew why Drury Lane’s big playhouse should called the National Theatre.” There is nothing national about it. How long is it since Shakespeare was seen there, or the work of any other national genius? Modem English authors, too, have ...

... DRURY LANE. ST TR DR SN Harry Welehwan, Fdith Day, Gene Gerrard. Evge., 815, Mate, Wed., Sat, 2.30. iGer. 2588)) DUKE OF YORK'S. GOOD MORNING, BILL. With Ernest Trucx. FEvgs., 830. Wed,, Sat., 2.30. FORTUNE. (Reg 1307) 830, ON APPROVAL. By Frederick Lousdale ...

... AT DRURY LANE. magnificent film. The air thrills are the greatest yet. and the glimpses of the clout. valleys of the sky are unique in their Geauty. 't he magnask.ope, which enlarges the screen, gives an effect of space and grandeur to the scenes in ...

... DRURY LANE. Rich in colour and atmosphere, the *“ Show Boat gives, perhaps, the greatast spectacular effects yet produced at i'rury Lane. Tts theme is built up round one of the big floating theatres that ply up acd down fhe Mississippi twice yearly ...

... DRURY LANE. . _ A New Bwmingl Play _ Harry Welchman, Fdith Dy, Gene Gerrard, Evenings. 8.15. Mais., Wed, Sat, 2.30. DUKE OF YORK'S GOOD MORNING BILL, With Eroest Tenex. Fygs., 8,40 Waed, Sit, 2.30 ELEPHANT. N\ iy, 745 SWEENEY TODL Mats, Thurs, 230, 6d ...

... THE ORIGIN OF DRURY LANE, Drury-lane takes its name from Sir Robert Drury who, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, built a stately mansion near where Bush House now stands. His example was followed by Lord Craven, the Earl of Clare, and others, with the ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE Annual Meeting. Sir Alfred Butt, speaking at the annual general meeting of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Ltd., last Thursday, said that Rose Marie and The Desert Song were both phenomenal successes. It was not easy to hope to follow ...

... ROYAL DRURY LANE. The King and Queen and Princess Victoria went to matinee at Drury Lane Theatre London, yesterday, for a. special performance of ’’London Pride” (a war-time success) by company of aid of Charing Cross' Hospital, Pa.T feeding W chicks ...

... DRURY LANE LAWSUIT. The action which Mr. Arthur Hammerstein began in the American Courts some time ago against the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, london. has failed. 1t was held that the service of a summons on Sir Alfred Butt duri:tg a flying visit to New ...