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... Hippodrome. the Winter Vanden., anti Italy's; and Miss Ntinetti shirred in Lilac Time and in The Desert Song. at Drury-lane. They have promised to be at the Exhibition shortly after three o'clock this afternoon. iSee Page Four.) ...
... T HEATRE ROYAL, BIRMINGHAM. TO-NIGHT AT 7.15, FOR TWO WEEKS. MATINEES THURSDAYS SATURDAYS AT 2. The Theatre Royal Drury Lane ProdnetionTHE DESERT SONG. The Original Caat. HOWETT WOMEN. DAISY ELLISTON, JOAN E. COYLE. MONDAY. MARCH 17, for One Week.— ...
... ATTIE ItOYAI„ BIRNIINORAM. TO.N MITT AT 7.15. LAST SIX NIOWTS. MATINEI-A TIIrMSDAT SATI . RDAY AT 2. The The4l , e 11 , ,yal Drury lane Productino !I I; DESERT N G. Th• OrWeal Cast If OW ETT WORSTER, FILLISTON. JOHN E COYLE. MO:;fIAY NEXT. MARCH 17. tr ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, BIRMINGHAM. TII-NICITT at 7.15. LAST FOUR. NIGHTS. 11/ATINEKS THURSDAY k SATURDAY AT S. rbe Tbeatre Weal Drury Lane ProductionTHE DESERT S 0 N O. The Original Cast • }IOWETT WORSTF.R. DAISY ELLISTON. JOHN E. DOTLI. MQ..DAY NEXT. MALICE ...
... ETO. THEATRE ROYAL BIRMINGHAM. Tarnow? at 'LIS LAST TIDIES maims. RATIN EPA THVRfIDAY & SATURDAY AT IL TheTheatre Royal Drury Lane Production T 1) E IZT QON G. 'I Original Cast. nvErr wORSTER. DAISY ELLISTUN. JOUN E. COTLI. 111r0..DAT NEXT, MARC!! 17 ...
... Churchill oblige? Preference to the Colonies was impossible without fool taxes. He pressed for a statement. Did Mr. Baldwin's Drury-lane pledge. just before the General Election, still stand? Was Mr. UtUrchill alai against food taxes! ...
... all aspirants for the honour of appearing in Sir Alfred Butt's production of The Three Musketeers, being inspected at Drury-lane Theatre yesterday. 4 , 4 . Ci: ..I, r es i. ...
... the mornings. It was there that Mr. Dennis King London's new stage hero, learned how to fence. and now, as D'Artagnan in Drury Lane's musical version of The Three Musketeers, Mr. King has sud denly begun to set London talking about his dashing sword ...
... , is 4* London's latest stage hero. Dis co vered '' in America, he is a dashing D'Artagrian in The Titres Musketeers at Drury-lane. Left, with Miss Adrienne Brune (Constance). •,. ...
... an entire stranger to London were asked to name the two best known theatres in the Metropolis he would at once plump for Drury Lane and Covent Garden Opera House. About a couple of hundred yards away round these two famous houses are grouped six other ...
... Cricketer. Old Birmingham friends of Mr. Dennis King, the actor, who is making so big a success In The Three Musketeers at Drury-lane, may be able to say where ha learned his cricket, but it Is fairly sate to predict that he has played but little since he ...
... lack musical interest. Drury Lane Singers. THE Three Musketeers is having a good innings on the discs, but nona of the numerous issues has quite the same appeal as D 8127-8, nu which Dennis King and other members of the Drury-lane cast are heard in their ...