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... FORMER MUSICAL DIRECTOR AT DRURY LANE Mr. James Mackey (“,,,Jimmy ”) Glover, formerly musical director at Drury-lanc 'ilioatre and one of the best-known figures in tho theatre world, died early to-day at his fiat at Albany Hotel, Hastings, where he had ...
... ASK ME ANOTHER. 1. When was Drury Lane Theatre first opened? 2. How were the actors designated at that period? 3. What is the capital of Madeira? 4. To whom does sladeira belong? 6. Where was Henry Kingsley, the novelist, buried? 6. What King ia honoured ...
... FROM ALL QUARTERS. TO-DAY’S ANNIVERSARIES.—PiIIory last used, 1830. Sir Augustus Harris (lessee of Drury Lane Theatre) died, 1896. Coronation of King George and Queen Mary, 1911. Austrian retreat across the Piave, 1918. Field-Marshal Sir H. H. Wilson ...
... C 82 75 (s/-) For 5a Other mv. Jmm Lit. Authorised Agents i J. STAVELEY & SON, 15, Lune Street, Preston. Telephone 4990. DRURY LANE MEMORIES By Regal Cinema Orchestra 8 Takes the listener through Desert I Song; New Moon; Show Boot) fJ Rose Marie; and Three ...
... Piccadilly, and Algiers, may allow the male imagination to play with visions of a sunset over Nineveh or a transformation scene Drury Lane. But when viewed on the workaday reality of million peripatetic shins, all this rainbow of language reduces itself to string ...
... GEORGE GROSSMITH’S NEW APPOINTMENT. Mr. George Grossmith was yesterday appointed managing director of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Ltd., in succession to Sir Alfred Butt, M.P. Mr. George Grossmith, who 56 years age, first appeared the stage in 1892, ...
... Hastings, * whither a party of us had gone to see how this seaside resort is keeping abreast of the times. Mr. Jimmy Glover, of Drury Lane fame, was another member of the party in the musicroom the enlarged and modernised Queen’s Hotel, where alternately the ...
... lorty-eight. Very few of London’s theatres, 1 notice, are really old. In fact, there are only four older than the St. James’s —Drury Lane, which was founded in 1663, Covcnt Garden (1732), Haymarket (1720), and tho Lyceum (1809). And only twelve are more than ...
... and the custom? and modes of life of the people of those countries are intimately revealed. .idwyi ,aye. adaptation of the Drury Lane success, has Lawrence Tibbett, Grace Moore, and Adolphe Menjou In the leading roles. of the week received cheque for so ...
... —myself still kicking and between you and your desire. It is pretty situationalmost sheer melodrama in the best manner of Old Drury Lane. The mirthless laughter sounded again, then he added: You there . . . and Olive and myself together still ” “No! by Christopher ...
... without an anaesthetic iust to show him what pain is. * A FAMOUS CHARACTER.” TIMMY GLOVER,” formerly musical con- ductor at Drury Lane, whose death was recorded yesterday, was not a great musician, and as a conductor he could bo very eccentric, but ho possessed ...
... PROGRAMMES. FAMOUS GERMAN TENOR AND MR. EDGAR WALLACE. Richard Tauber, the famous German tenor from “The Land of Smiles at Drury Lane, makes his English broadcasting debut to-night, when he will give a recital in the National programme at 9 50. Mr. Edgar ...