AMUSEMENTS. GAI TAATRE TO-NIGHT At 8, MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30 THEATI; E ROYAL, DRURY LANE, PRODUCTION, THE
... AMUSEMENTS. GAI TAATRE TO-NIGHT At 8, MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30 THEATI; E ROYAL, DRURY LANE, PRODUCTION, THE ...
... AMUSEMENTS. GAI TAATRE TO-NIGHT At 8, MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30 THEATI; E ROYAL, DRURY LANE, PRODUCTION, THE ...
... NONNI, the successor to Crock, the famous Continental Clown. Harris at Drury Lane became chiefly a thing of great spectacular splendour. It was Harris who had largely encouraged the comedian and under his rule the greatest combination of pantomime comedians ...
... upon the management of Drury Lane, in which so many fortunes had been lost, but which, under his direction, had an almost uninterrupted career ot success.” Mr, Wilson devotes an entire chapter to Augustus Harris and Drury Lane, and it is theatrical history ...
... ALFRED BUTT. Theatre's geatre , s Managing Director Likely to Resign. Sir Alfred Butt, M.P., at the annual 4 04 111 g of Drury Lane Theatre, Lonto' to-day, announced that he was 4 11 ' 4 idering certain proposals which if Mateured, would probably preilitZet ...
... AMUSEMENTS GAIETY THEATRE TO-NIGHT at 8. MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, PRODUCTION, THE ...
... happened that a director of Drury lane Theatre, hearing of Charles Keans position, offered him a three years’ engagement at £lO a week. This was gratefu accepted, and his first appearance on the stage took place at Drury Lane on the opening night of the ...
... SAVOY CINEMA COMMENCING FRIDAY, 3rd JULY Continuous 2to 11 LAWRENCE TIBBETT }gesove” oSt el o “NEW MOON” The Drury Lane production is eclipsed by this new wonder picture BOOK NOW FOR 8,30 PERFORMANCE ON SUNDAY Two Houses, 3 pm. &830 ...
... Next Week Theatre Royal Drury Lane Production THE DESERT SONG. ()THEP. \T 11. ,I•( BROKEN Thrilled RETAIN - CD 4I PUBLIC pErtt,ND, C / 1 / THE ALL-TALK) NG, ALL PERFECT PHOTO DRAMA WEEK DAYS : DOORS OPEN 11.30 a.m. Showing at 12, 2.20, 4.30, 6.40. & ...
... Production Thursday. Friday and Saturd iy, THE WHIP With Dorothy Mackaill and Ralph Forbes. All the Thrills of the old Drury Lane Melodrama and a Hundred More. Note Prices s 2-, 1 3 and 7d REDUCED PRICES AT %I.IIINI I. •• 1930 ...
... concerning the fate of Drury Lane Theatre that 1 was pleased to receive 'definite reassurance on the subject yes. terday from no less an authority than Sir Alfred Butt. Fir Alfred. who is, 'chairman of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Ltd., writes that there ...
... KATHLYN JOHN KELLY, MINA GREENE, HENRY 'RAYMOND. MATINEES WED. and SAT. at 2.30. GAIETY THEATRE Next Week—THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE PRODUCTION. THE DESERT SONG. .‘NOTIIER, GREAT MUSICAL SUCCESS. MATINEES WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY. 2.30. 'USUAL PRICES ...
... blzing in the electric lights ide the cinema or theatre, may be sur- Wl to hear that his name appears in the ramme of the Drury Lane Show “‘Rise d Shine.” Actually, Fred Astaire is the composer of the music of one of the songs sung in the play—l'm Building ...