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... John Heming (died 1630), who had some assaociation with Shakespeare, and Barton Booth (1681-1730), who was so famous at Drury Lane that he was gilven | the honovr of burial in Westminster Abbey. Among miscellaneous writers the mos outstanding centenary ...
... chorus, with music’ by Sigmund ~Romberg, the composer of the “ Desert Song,”’ which has. been_brought in its entirety from Drury Lane, London, has naturally ‘attracted big holiday.crowds dur- ing the past week. This is not to-be wondered at. for the show ...
... Evenings at 7.15. Until 18th January, 1930. : THE GREAT MUSICAL TRIUMPH FROM DRURY LANE A Romantic Musical - The Entire Production Play in. Two Acts. MATINEES at 2 from Drury Lane. Specially Augmented To-day,. 4th Jan. Music by Sigmund Orchestra and full ...
... second Rowlandson Even in these far-off days ‘Cynicus-’ had strong Socialist sympathies ami those who used to gather at his Drury Lane studio included several who became leaders of the organised Socialist movement led by Mr J Keir Hardie wounded They ought ...
... Evenings at 7.15. Until 18th January, 1930. THE GREAT MUSICAL TRIUMPH FROM DRURY LANE A Romantic Musical —_T——= The Entire Production Play in Two Acts. MATINEE from Drury Lane. | Specially Augmented Each Wednesday and Saturday Music by Sigmund Orchestra ...
... afternoon and evening our readers will have - their last opportunity of seeing and hearing the ‘ New Moon,” the spectacular Drury .Lane musical play. It has had a wonderfully successful six weeks run and is sure of a great reception:on the occasion of the ...
... then an obscure youth in tho City — who used to attend the famous At Homes of Cynicus nt his converted fried-fish shop in Drury Lane in the s anil vynicim came to London from Dundee To-day’s Isis ’’ lias the following tinder h e heading THIS WIIEK'S “This ...
... grave be’ pretty vigorously theso days Not only ha- his ‘‘Three Musketeers’ been made iuto musical play in America but the Drury Lane management which has imported the show for production in London propo-es to pep it up by Ih introduction of more humour ...
... many fine examples are Lord Howard de Walden mid Lord Dunsany -shop studio of Cynicus is re: ei ing m c h publicity The Drury Lane tenement of which it was part The uhole neighbourhood has been reconstructed mid the site of the building is now occupied ...
... pretends to-day that a motor car is a luxury Tweed Salmon Anglers In Despair OUR OR ILP CHAIR to play musical Musketeers at Drury Lane MR M KENNA’S ERROR ABOUT THE MOTOR SATURDAY MARCH 8 1930 STRONG ALLEGATIONS BY M P’S Rev C Dawson Scott of Chalmers Memorial ...
... Cochrane's sumptuous 1930 Revue”’ opens at the Pavilion and Thursday evening will sec- the premiere of The Three Musketvers ” at Drury Lane Tho Cochrane revue has already been tried out ” and won flattering reports and its success in town is a foregone conclusion ...
... The parish | Lightly flaked tin salmon mixed with boundary runs clean across the stage chopped cucumber and little mayon- Drury Lane Theatre, hut matinee naise or any cooked fish freed from skin was in progress, it was deemed enough and bone, flavoured ...