... short storis* derived from the experiences of John Boddy, police constable, his first contribution being-entitled Idyll of Drury-lane.” There are also excellent stories by Joan Sutherland, Ethel M. Rad boo ms, Norah OottoriU, Margery Sharpe, Louis Kaye, ...

... The 1 first, “Love and a Battle,” was written i before he attained his 20th year, and was received with such applause in Drury Lane ,n 1698, “as far exceeded the dra- , matist's anticipations,“ Two year s later he produced The Constant Couple.” In; 1701 ...

... English General Assembly. One of Mr. Orr’s hobbies is lecturing in Classical Greek and Latin at the City Literary Institute, Drury-lane, and, addition to being an eloquent preacher, he has outstanding literary and musical gifts. Mr. Orr has recently visited ...

... college was a first prizeman in brew, and lectures just for a hobby classical C.rcck and Latin the City iterary Institute, Drury Lane, London. hat other outstanding gifts in a reran and musical direction, and ■houhl acquisition the eongre''wtiem Piimcrana ...

... bm-i ness liegan to (ail. Every year had an exhibition his shop and gave the proceeds to poor children of Clare Market and Drury-lane, so that they could have holiday. He gave away thousands of pounds. “When he came to live in Lewes about thirty years the ...

... Stewart, H. W. Porter, Wm. M'Gahey, and T. G. Lewis. HSW MOOH Wf. OOLUMB’S “New Moon.’’ all-talking adaptation of the famous Drury-lane success, opened last night crowded houses St. Columb’s Hall. In this picture movie patrons were given opportunity en joy ...

... Columb’s Hull on Monday and last night see “New Moon,” Mbicii is being shown during the week. This is talkie adaptation the Drury Lane show, and it features Laurence and Grace Moore. The unusual inclusion of two stellar names in single production was explained ...

... Niggers all work while the white folk? Play.” So sang Paul Robeson Showboat,” the musical play produced some years ago Drury-lane. As it came from America it may be taken that the words reflected American ideas, but to apply the expression nigger” to ...

... DRURY-LANE DRAMA. ACTRESS KILLED DURING CAVALCADE.” OtirinK Saturday night's j>eiforniance ol “Cavalcade at Drury-lane Theatre an actress fell thirty feet to her death. The audience were unaware that anything had happened, anil the show went on. The ...

... wearing evening dress and a letter from her husband was in her hand. Mr. Maurice Norman, who is playing in “Cavalcade” at Drury-lane Theatre, was for twenty years a friend of Mrs. Rutherford, said last night—“ There is no doubt her death was due to her ...

... combine the functions of a dinner and dance, with dancing from ten o’clock onwards. Leopard Skin Wrap. A first night at Drury-lane is always important social occasion, and the audjence at the premiere of Wild Violets” upheld the theatre’s reputation for ...

... distinct capture for the Old Vic.” Musical plays will be spectacular. The most outstanding is likely to be Ball At The Savoy,” Drury Lane, with Oscar Denes in the cast. Gertie” Lawrence will be seen in a new Cochran show, and Leslie Henson and Robertson Hare ...