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... Sheridan, minds .no that evening in Patliament when suddenly tho light of lire flared against the panes. A messenger came: * Drury Lane ’ burns. Everybody knew, of course, that it was my iheatro. At that time gentlemen sat in the House; they had tact; they ...
... directorship now of Mr. Harcourt Williams. I much enjoyed his Romeo and Juliet, Richard II., and the Imaginary Invalid. Drury Lane has gone back at last (praises be) to dear old Pantomime. Of course the Lyceum Pantomime is a hardy annual. There is a plethora ...
... SEASON’S QREETINQS from JAY LAURIER “THE SLEEPING BEAUTY,” THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. ...
... in which Lois Wilson, H. B. Warner and Jason Robards are seen and heard, and The Desert Song, adapted from the famous Drury Lane play, the first screen operetta to be seen and heard in this country. JANUARY 1, 1930 VarietY 3 For ...
... Auii AU Pishes G. S. MELVIN “THE SLEEPING BEAUTY” THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. ...
... was once a mass of crumpled I shreds, but was accurately rejoined I with rnarvellnus skill by a nineteenth- ' ' century Drury Lane scene-painter.' This. also. is the Royal Academy:B pro- PlEtts ...
... J met charming blonde Eve Gray on the stage of Drury Lane just before Christmas. Eve, who has lately played for Herbert Wilcox, is the Sleeping Beauty in the happily-revived pantomime of Old Drury, which I watched in rehearsal for a time while it was ...
... prominently in the list. WILFRED'S CURTSY.—Miss Lilian Davies, principal boy in the pantomime, The Sleeping Beauty, at Drury Lane, presenting a lettuce to an impersonator of Wilfred at the Grafton Galleries yesterday, when she saw Mirror Grange. A large ...
... At Drury Lane, It was wonderful audience at tho Lane the first, night of the iMmt.o-mime, and Julian Wylie struck a happy note as soon the curtain rose by introducing the iimno.-taU in the harlequinade before, instead of after, show. Several of the old ...
... e).—Write to (i) Ruth Elder c/o Paramount-Famous-Lasky Studios, Hollywood. California, U.S.A., and to (2) Eve Gray, c/o DrurY Lane Theatre, London. W.O 2, and to (3) MadY Christians, c/o Ufa Studios, Berlin. J. K. (Kenya).—Laura La Plante's younger sister ...
... and 8.15. Popular Prices. DOMINION-(Mus. 2176.) 8.15. FOLLOW THROUGH. Musical Comedy. Mats, Wed, Sat, 2.30. Leslie Henson. DRURY LANE. (Tern. Bar 7171.) Every Afternoon at 2. _ Every Evening, 7,45. THE SLEEPING BEAUTY, Pantomime. DUCHESS, Aldwych,Evgs, 8 ...
... impulse, not only Mr. Cinders showed signs of cooling off. At the moment they haven't found a suitable theatre for it. Drury Lane has been mentioned as its ideal home, but nothing has been decided. Meanwhile. it will run merrily in the big cities outside ...