... directorship now of Mr. Harcourt Williams. I much enjoyed his Romeo and Juliet, Richard II., and the Imaginary Invalid. Drury Lane has gone back at last (praises be) to dear old Pantomime. Of course the Lyceum Pantomime is a hardy annual. There is a plethora ...

... ry Avenue—has opened its doors and gives us a lav ish musical play, Rio Rita, and Sir Alfred Butt's new production at Drury Lane will be upon you this month, The Three Musketeers. Clarionettes should be reminded that Mr. Macdona at the Court is giving ...

... themselves. Drury Lane is preparing a new spectacular musical comedy for us (though I suppose that is hardly how such productions as Rose Marie and The Three Musketeers should be described). However, you know what to expect at Drury Lane and this new ...

... seat there as a rule is occupied. But there arc many people (you can see hundreds of them waiting in a queue to go into Drury Lane) who never go to the Old Vic, partly because they do not like Shakespeare and partly also because they imagine that, the ...

... But I refuse to die. lamin an obstinate mood. But, stay ! Herr Richard Tauber, the singer whose pianissimos have delighted Drury Lane, has seen England and missed all the miserable things. He looked at us and exclaimed, How rich and how healthy A week ...