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... sth. For Six Nights at 2. Matinee, Saturday at 2410. 7KPCCDC)N7I L.D AND YOUNG PRESENT • • ROSE MARIE • . Direct from the DRURY LANE THEATRE. BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN. ...
... King paid his first visit to a theatre since his illness last night, when, accompanied by the Queen, he saw Rose Marie at Drury Lane. Their Majesties were loudly cheered a large crowd outside the theatre, and inside the whole audience rose and cheered, ...
... which *ere most , nthusiastically received. The special matinees Negro music given by Mr. Robeson at the Theatre Royal. Drury lane. were one of the great ao:ial and popular events of lad seasoo. r---41.4111.: ..A4O I i ..:- I ...
... Theatre for eix nights at with matinee on Saturday at 2.30 In London. where the play ran for two years at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and in the provinces. where it has since been toured. Rose Marie •• has entertained millions of people. A special feature ...
... declared that there was nothing spectacular, nothing dramatic and nothing in the way slogans in the Prime Minister speech at Drury Lane, because the policy of the Conservative Patty was not fool the electors with vote-catching promises, brit to appeal to them ...
... Picture House on Monday next and two following nights. It is the screen version of the famous musical play that - history at Drury Lane. A tale of men and bad, and a tender love -mance set in some of Nature's loveliest scenery. The film has tender romance ...
... passage below, and a fire brigade was summoned. Not long after the firemen had left two more manholes Russell-street, outside Drury Lane Theatre, had their covers blown several feet into the air. The lire brigade was recalled, and both streets were closed to ...
... popularity of ' Rose Marie.' doesn't it ? I don't think it will ever die. you know that New Moon.' which is at premed ruasiag at Drury Lane, is coming of seat month ' Rose Marie ' is going to replace it t Mimi Deane expensed her admiration *I Torquay's beautiful ...
... Attraction! TEC . MAT at .. . Apsesrasee la tlbe Penvlseee PAUL ROBESON The Meat Inn AD mins& MiOre. SHOW OD AT at Itionl. Drury Lane. a Procramme it N SPIRSTI'AL 4 EX tali.% 61% tY Dmt Kt . tAssprineted the MUNICIPAL ORCHESTRA tYnninetor a S. 5 P. 3 Sand ...
... electloJl3 13 bound to be 'safety first, and Mr. Baldwin took that line strongly to-day. GHOSTS, Many of those present in Drury Lane Theatre to-day were thinking backwards. Most, if not all, the prominent political personalities on the stage must, when ...
... to 5). THEA T R E, TO UA Y. '■■*' NIGHTLY AT %. MATINEE SAT., 2.30. .MACDONAU> AND YOUNG Present ROSE MARIE. Direc* Drury Lane Thesire NOTICES. p.\GE. ANl' pAGE, ' »By Appointment to H R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES) GOLDSMITHS, JEWELLERS. ENGAGE M N S ...
... Gilbert Troyte. M.P., was accorded a hearty reception, and addressed the meeting, dealing with the Prime Alinister'a speech at Drury Lane and the details of the Budget. A whist drive followed, and Col. Troyte distributed the prizen to Miss Voysey and Mr T Drew ...