... subjected his Emperor, thereby unintentionally gi‘ing the piece some excellent, publicity. The al Lone. The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, has, of all the London theatres the longest and most varied history, and has had the distinction of being burnt dewn at ...

... at the first night of ..c ava i_ before the war, so, once again, history is repeating itself where our fashions cads, at Drury Lane, made this premiere, with question, the most brilliant are concerned. Many women are finding it both dif- Seen fur many ...

... hundred and fifty members of the Manchester Playgoers Club attended the performance of Cavalcade at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, onl Saturday night. Their seats, owing to the success of the play, had been booked many weeks beforehand. Leaving Mancheser ...

... J. Taylor, M.A., the new rector of Little Watley. in Essex, the other day. Miss Clare acts as hostess so frequently at Drury Lane iu Noel Coward's great play. Cavalcade, that there was nothing unusual for her in that. The fact, however, Is that the ...

... represented of lecturing and demonstrating the by a beautifully played selection by working of light metal tubes and plates the Drury Lane Theatre Orchestra as used in airplane construction. conqucted by Charles Prentice (C 27561 Knowledge of the rigging of airframes ...

... tunes, with good orchestrations. 11.M.V. 884811. Derek 01.1 ham, who featured in the original ve►sioa of noose Marie at Drury Lane. an I has shim interested himself In film work, has recorded the beautiful tr.eutc song from lttwe Marie, also Whiaper ...

... SON-IN-LAW OF LORD LIEUTENAPR As a director if the Drury Lane Theatre Company, he not long ago expressed his opinion that the days of Auper-productions. with stars at inflated s alaries, had gone by, and that the cods had got to come down. His wife, who ...

... the war, In what audiences expect from ■ big spectacular musical show.—M r. Walter Payne, chairman of the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, London. He was and facetious, and there Wlll4 no eu-nrdinaiion he' wen his Ie kmlor roy doo, Surrpy. Police Court. I am ...

... music-hall tour. (H.M.V. BOW). DANCE MUSIC. Among the many new dance tunes offered this month are two from the new Ivor Novello Drury Lane success Crest of the Waves. These are Why hull it you T and If you only knew played in strict dance time by Henry ...

... for the charms of her person and the fascinating powers of her voice. She was the principal performer in the oratorios at Drury -lane theatre, and the science, taste, but above all, the enthusiastic feeling, which she displayed in the execution of the airs ...

... exercising powers of a very different nature, and he wrote the monody to the memory of Mr. Garrick, which was recited at Drury-lane, by Mrs. Yates, in the month of March, of the same year. The sentiments are, In general, appropriate to the occasion, and ...

... Profession, however, in which she might have expected to meet with some difficulties. In London, she married Mr. Inchbald, of Drury Lane Theatre, and went with him to Edinburgh, where she continued four years, and performed the principal parts there, when she ...