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... T Entertainments, &c. New Moon (The Drury Lane Musical Success.) FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. The Millionaire (His Own Successful Stage Play.) | i‘. A ] {4 - TB4 R e oY [ THE KINEMA 5z WOODS WOODHALL SPA. TELEPHONB: 66. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) at 7.45 p.m., and ...
... FRIDAY at 7.45 p.m. SATURDAY at 6 and 8 p.m. LAWRENCE TIBBETT, GRACE MOORE, ADOLPHE MENJOU and ROLAND YOUNG, in New Moon (The Drury Lane Musical Success.) ...
... at Edlington, in Lincolnshire, and, after being educated at Charterhounse, he made his first appearance on the stage at Drury Lane, where, at the age of eighteen, he walked on in ‘ Cheer, Boys, Cheer. He acted afterwards in all sorts of plays, including ...
... secure three judges from outside the distriet. The lady is the wellknown actress, Miss Rita Coeper, who appeared in the Drury Lane production of “ Wild Violets.” Miss Cooper has just concluded a three months' run as the * prineipal boy in Birmingham ...
... Leroux’'s *“ Chere Bibi,” and the cast includes John Gilbert, Leila Hyams annd Lewis Stone. At the end of next week, the Drury Lane mausical success, ‘ New Moon will be screened. ...
... North Hill. THE KINEMA.—The programme at the Spa Kinema to-night (Friday) and to-morrow (Saturday) is headed by the famous Drury Lane musical success, * New Moon,” with Lawrence Tibbett, Grace Moore, Adolphe Menjou and Roland Young in the chief parts. On ...
... Jacques and his Correct Dance Tempo Orchestra do two numbers from Ivor Novello's new spectacle, “The Crest of the Wave,” at Drury Lane—* Why isn’t it you?” a quickstep, and “If you only knew” waltz (BD. 5249). £ “London Rhapsodv,” another new London production ...
... described by Mr. Dunham as “still a good mover and sound.” His veteran car just missed taking part in this year’s pantomime at Drury Lane Theatre. A motor car of the 1914 period was required as a “ prop,’ and Mr. Dunhawm offered the services of his car, but ...
... to Grand Opera. If he hld‘ a guinea to spare, he would rather give it to a sick and dividing club than to Gnndl Opera at Drury Lane. Despite the serious conditid>n of arable land and rthe danger of work:s losing their livelihood, the Labour Government ...