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... THE SLEEPING BEAUTY, AT DRURY LANE. FABELHAFT! exclaimed the German, and that was the superlative of kolossal. Epatant! echoed the Frenchman. Marvellous 1 I chimed in. And I meant it. Pantomime has come back to Drury Lane with new glittering of the ...
... neighbourhood of Endell Street, just look towards the en trance of the Children's Theatre and watch the little urchins of Drury Lane hanging about the doors to them the portals of a paradise which they yearn to enter, had they but sevenpence in their pockets ...
... THE THREE MUSKETEERS, AT DRURY LANE. THE Three Musketeers 1 d'Artagnan 1 The very A words lift the curtain of past memories and fill one with that ardour which is the privilege of youth. So most of us went to Drury Lane in happy mood and eager expectation ...
... Qur Cc on THE THREE MUSKETEERS (Drury Lane Theatre). ACCORDING to the Drury Lane programme, it has taken ten people to write, compose, produce, arrange and direct the pro ducing of this musical play. Following stage custom, the only one of the ten not ...
... comedy and drama they make an ideal home. THE GASCON'S HOUR OF EASE: M. D'ARTAGNAN ON THE QUEEN'S SERVICE AT DRURY LANE. No one is busier at Drury Lane Theatre in The Three Musketeers, than Mr. Dennis King as the fighting D'Artagnan, but even he must give ...
... The lovely young Siamese actress, who is a new recruit to the films. She is leaving the cast o} The Three Musketeers, at Drury Lane, to film in The Yellow Mask, a British Inter national picture Raphae ...
... fair. Kelly was no mere mummer. As a youngster he sang in Naples and Vienna, and met everybody worth knowing, but it was at Drury Lane in Sheri dan's time that he achieved his greatest triumphs. He was a whimsical, high-spirited fellow, not wholly free from ...
... returned to London. He was stage manager at the Opera House, in the Haymarket, for thirty years, entered into management of Drury Lane with Sheridan, and had as friends and fellow-actors Kemble, Mrs. Siddons, and Mrs. Jordan. He must have been an engaging ...
... THE NO-STAR THREE MUSKETEERS AT DRURY LANE MILADI (MISS CONSTANCE EDWARDS) AND D'.ARTAGNAN (MR. JACK LIVESEY), WHO HAVE MADE A STRIKING SUCCESS. -[PHOTOGRAPH BY STAGE PHOTO. CO.] The experiment of running the Drury Lane success 44 The Three Musketeers ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... unexpected a storv, as that set forth in From Drury Lane to Mecca, told by Eric Rosenthal (Sampson Low 12s. Cut.). The hero is Mr. Herl- ley Churchward, at one time a scene-painter under Sir Augus tus Harris at Drury Lane, and later a convert to Islam. From London ...