... Highway of Fashion By M. E. BROOKE Fashions in Cavalcade. CAVALCADE, presented by Charles B. Cochran at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, is really a series of beautiful pictures, each in itself perfect, showing English life during the last thirty years; fashion ...

... Oft'0^ on CAVALCADE (Drury Lane Theatre). THERE is scarcely a writer who re ports new plays for the news papers but has gathered together his most gorgeous and im pressive adjectives to do justice to Caval cade, at Drury Lane Theatre, even to indulging ...

... THE PASSING SHOWS Cavalcade, at Drury Lane Theatre CAVALCADE a good word, a good title, a proper pass word for the National Theatre. Thirty years of England in three hours. What a chance for one showman (Mr. Noel Coward) bidden by another (Mr. C. ...

... A Less Fruity Nell Cwynn, Near Drury Lane By \ernon Wooc/h ou^e IT was just chance that my absence from London synchronised with one of the dullest theatrical fort nights which any October has experienced. All sorts of productions were postponed by the ...

... is no more effective than the patter of less witty men would be in a similar environment. the late Arnold Bennett writing Drury Lane drama was a case in point. When the attention is fastened on outside T? action, whether of the knockabout tvpe or of the ...

... Barricade [With apologies to Drury Lane's Cavalcade In spile of all our national troubles, it's still a pretty exciting thing to be English. Mr. Noel Coward in his first-night speech after Cavalcade. Producer's Note The following play is in seventy ...

... to work harder or longer, I find that Phosferine is an unfailing energiser and a preventive of lassitude or brain fag. Drury Lane Theatre. From the very first day you take PHOSFERINE you will gain new confidence new life, new endurance. It makes you ...

... Cavalcade the patriotic Noel Coward play of English history from the Boer War until to-day was produced on October 13, 1931 at Drury Lane. And So to Bed by James B. Fag an, was revived at the Globe on November 26 1931. Counsel's Opinion by Gilbert Wakefield ...

... THE PASSING SHOWS k Walk this Way at the Winter Garden THE Pittites have pitched their tribal tents in Drury Lane and hoisted an invitation to Walk This Way at the Winter Garden. As a change from Mayfair meringues, this tasty dish of Lancashire hot-pot ...

... is wasted in a house the size of Drury Lane; he went out for broad effects in the picturing of a period and dis carded the airy persiflage of his modern comedies. Result well, see what vacant seats there are at Drury Lane, and you will be able to appreciate ...

... a visit to Cavalcade, on the renaissance of recovered patriotism that seems to have swept the world THE first circle at Drury Lane was packed-- so, too, as far as could be seen, was the floor of the house and so, as far as could be heard, were the circles ...

... a visit to Cavalcade, on the renaissance of recovered patriotism that seems to have swept the world THE first circle at Drury Lane was packed-- so, too, as far as could be seen, was the floor of the house and so, as far as could be heard, were the circles ...