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... Cavalcade --Noel Coward- s Master piece at DpuQj, r y Lane v By t ran klyn M'o vr is Cavalcade, at Drury Lane I SEE nothing exceptionally meri torious in Noel Coward having arrived at the age of thirty-two, with several good plays to his credit. He ...
... The Theatre By Herbert Farjeon Crest of the Wave t Drury Lane) THE adventures of Ivor Novello and Dorothy Dickson are being con tinued this autumn in a big new Drury Lane series presented under the above title. The title itself bears no dis coverable ...
... The Theatre By Herbert Far j eon 'J'lie Untieing Years Drury Lane) MR. IVOR NOVELLO'S new Viennese spectacle at Drury Lane gives one the impression of being mainly a matter of interludes. The hero is a com poser who has written a number of songs, which ...
... Stanley and Miss Veronica Rose. The Desert Song. That romantic and spectacular musical play, The Desert Song, served its, and Drury Lane's, purpose nine years ago, and its revival at the Coliseum should be equally service able. Few plays of this type bear revival ...
... The Theatre The Sun Never Sets (Drury Lane) THE Sanders of Edgar Wallace's African tales was a dominating figure. He dominated friends and foes, Good Natives and Wicked Natives, the river and the jungle. He stood up boldly to Africa itself. But he cannot ...
... THE PASSING SHOWS The Song of the Drum at Drury Lane Theatre MEGALO-MUSICAL melodrama in the extremes of elephantiasis is a mild description of Sir Alfred Butt's latest outburst of magnificence at Drury Lane. As an orgy of production The Song of the Drum ...
... is unconsciously im pelling them. The music of The Song of the Drum is by Drury Lane's musical director, Mr. Herman Finck, and Mr. Vivian Ellis. The immense stage of Drury Lane is of great advantage when out-door scenes are presented, the real instead ...
... Our Of1'0*5 Cjrt*c on WILD VIOLETS (Drury Lane Theatre). THESE schoolgirls in uniform are called violets because they learn, (to flirt and dance at any rate) at the Chateau Violette, and they are called wild for no worse reason than that they are very ...
... miserable, foggy day. J. T. G. II. THE SONG OF THE DRUM, AT DRURY LANE. A LL due honour to Sir Alfred Butt 1 He has answered the clamour for an all-British musical comedy at Drury Lane with a generosity beyond praise. He has given us the best of best ...
... Last Train South A mixture of intellectualism a la Russe and Drury Lane Melodrama Last T rain South (St. Martin's, 8.30). OF the two new plays produced last week, to mark what is quaintly known as the autumn theatrical season (which does not take place ...
... continuity and the settings by Mr. Laurence Irving are both original and beautiful. G. F. H. II. THE LAND OF SMILES, AT DRURY LANE. TT ERR RICHARD TAUBER, his path paved by his well-known gramophone records and the echo of his fame in his own country ...
... little bourgcoisc striving to behave like a society girl of Mayfair and not quite succeed ing. J. T. G. II. CAVALCADE AT DRURY LANE. T TATS off to Mr. Noel Coward and Mr. C. B. A Cochran They have given us a glorious spectacle, as rich in feeling as it ...