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... Frederick William Evans, the famous down and acrobat, Mr. Evans was born in London in 1875. He first appeared on the stage at Drury Lane in pantomime. After touring with his father’s pantomime troupe for several years, returned to London, and in 1890 appeared ...
... judging From rehearsals, there is every prospect of a really enjoyable and artistic show. “The New Moon,” first produced at Drury Lane in 1929, has not been seen before in the Lancaster district. The show is well cast, and Winnie Porter, who vill be best ...
... making professional appearances in Eclipse, '■ at the Garrick Theatre, er a neriod on tour and in repertory ipeared m the Drury Lane production ose Marie” in 1926. success was his part as Cap- Sianhope R. C. Sherrill s wax play ney’s End.” He performed ...
... Chancery Division yeatrrday. super,” *aid Mr. Cochran, is person who merely walks on the stage—who is and not. heard.” far as Drury Lane concerned a “super” ceased be “super” when he had line speak. Even one man who had climb a lamp post, in the scene was given ...
... word went round theatrical circles that Charles Johnson was preparing a farce. The Cobler of Preston,” for production at Drury Lane. It was said to be based on The Taming of the Shrew. with some reference, too. to the Rebellion of 1715. against his ...
... against British shipping. her wedding on Saturday by two bridesmaids BOBBY AND THE WASP. Walter Mayor of .i'rNvmS'.'wi.n. Drury Lane, where, I remember, he com- Many charterer, prefer flnt-cIaM tonnage,%ut 6re»ed m green. He o , Bobby!” Unde you look D ...
... A DRURY-LANE EPIC. TN all the long history of the Drury-1 ane Theatre there can have been no more wonderful production than the one which was seen for the first time on Tuesday night. ** Cavalcade is Noel Coward’s finest work. Seeing it announced as a ...
... noted producer OF PANTOMIME AT DRURY-LANE JUST BEFORE END ...
... is the difference between a llama and a lama? 4. What is lambda? 5. Which is the oldest theatre in London ? 6. When was Drury-lane Theatre opened? 7. What does tun of wine contain? 8. How is the word buttery ’’ derived? 9. What is the full name of Los ...
... talking cinema. FRI. and SAT.. Two Nights Only. DOROTHY MACKAII.U ANNA Q. NILSSON in THE tttflP.” All the Thrills of tlic Old Drury-lane Melodrama. The Kings at Its best. ...
... Organising Ability for Preston and Lancaster areas; attractive remuneration—Write full details. LG H and Co. (S ). 30/35, Drury-lane, London, W.C.2. ...
... DEAD FOR SOME DAYS. POLICE OFFICERS' DISCOVERY IN WIDOWER'S HOME. Police officer* had force an entry into house in Drury-lane, Lincoln, where they found the, occupier, Charles Edward Hickman Barnes (48), lying on a sofa in a downstair room. He had been ...