... on the Continent. During 1923-24 he toured the Australian variety theatres. From 1910 to 1919 he appeared in pantomime at Drury Lane, and from 1914 he also appeared at the Gaiety, the Comedy, and the Empire. He was the author of several of his own songs ...

... Court, said Willcox owed some rent. WENT IN TAXI TO FIND GUESTS. John Patrick Sullivan, a physical culture instructor, of Drury Lane, said that on August 31 he and a man named Leo Wax went to Willcox's flat. They had drinks there, and they went to 4 pu ...

... with the late John L. Toole , eerbohm Tree, Hanson and Maude and Charles rrohmann. and she had also appfared in numbers of Drury Lane dramas. She had toured the provinces and appeared in povincial variety halls. She was, in fact, • real old trouper, an ...

... heads c' this famous troupe if 'stilt walkers which was founded by their parents more than 40 years ago and have appeared at Drury Lane, all user the Con, tineut and in America. They were all there. Miss Nellie Palliser. who had jusb finishee singing her lovely ...

... vessel in his throat, which ultimately caused his death, and of Herr Tauber, who only retired from The Land of Smiles at Drury Lane when the pain.in his larynx became so bad that it was physically impossible for him to sing. Mme. ieritza, besides having ...

... THE KING AND QUEEN. st'RPRISE VISIT TO (MM . LANE. The audience at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. London. was surprised on Tuesday night when, a tcw minutes before the play. lilamoreisii Night. began. the King and Quern walked into the Royal Box. Their ...

... SAVING GRACE OF RI:10M Miss Atbertina Dosch, who is staging the dances in Wild Violets, the forthcoming Drury Lane show, has a theory that good dancers make good wives. She has had hundreds of dance girls through her hands in various countries all over ...

... Dean selected her for the part of Tessa and the two met in the Tyrol. She is now in the musical play, Three Sisters, at Drury Lane, London, and when her engagement took place she said they would probably find it impossible to take • honeymoon because ...

... the Arthur Collins regime at Drury Lane he worked admirably with Stanley . Lupino. There was never a keener practical Joker than Will Evans, and the best of his efforts has sever been told. When he was playing at Drury Lane an elderly clergyman, with a ...

... family has had strong ties to the stage. Another uncle of hers, F. B. Chatterton, was a celebrated lessee and manager of Drury Lane in 1870, and was responsible for the remark Shakespeare spells ruin and Byron bankruptcy, which he wrote in a letter to ...

... one of the most outstanding events for some considerable time. and patrons will have the opportunity of seeing the famous Drury Lane success Show Boat for the first time in Belfast, presented by the Ulster Amateur Operatic Company, produced and conducted ...

... had comedy, interest items, and Norietne. News. tor the week-end bill main place all granted to a cinenus version of the Drury Lane success, New Moon. Anion_ the artists will be Lawrence Tibbett Grace Moore, the famous New York O pel:, stars, while others ...