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... married Mr. Frederick William Lloyd. the actor, but the marriage was dissolved. Her first appearance as an actress was at Drury Lane in 1900. She has crowded an enormous amount of stage work into the years since then, but her activities have not been confined ...
... BREAKDOWN AT DRURY LANE. £30,000 SHOW POSTPONED QUEUE GO HOME. Because of a breakdown last night of part of the stage mechanism at Drury Lane Theatre, Sir Alfred Butt's spectacular £30,000 musical play, The Song of the Drum,' which was to have been ...
... GONE PHUT. The Drury Lane stage. which Is one of the largest in London. Is corm posed of four large 'iyilraillic and lifts which stretch the full width of the stage. an ofticial told a News- Chronicle reporter. The curtain had been rung down on ...
... The electrical bridge on the gage at Drury Lane, and (right) the machinery beneath the stage, showing the cables which control the bridge. merely morally. but legally, the liability which he would inherit front the Government that go out. (Applause.) ...
... ;tlie of romance. • flOrilli NTHE SONG OF THE DRUM, Altred Butt announces that the re . rformance of The Song of the at Drury Lane Theatre, will be gi‘.ll : , ext Friday night. The first taght to have been on SaturdaY, tt mechanical defect on the stage ...
... Comedy, Ivy Trammed. Usu. Garrard, 1110M1/111151. Court-road. IN. *Loom° Eaa Setlord and Nelee Walla*. Dan,. 2 cad 8. 2176., DRURY LANE.-- , Tam. 7171.) If.. :heat at 8. _rut, 115 Mats., Wed.. Oct. 2.30. THE lONE OF INS • Musical Flety. Bobby Moos. Otlll'aed ...
... 46-HOI7R WA IT IN QUEUE DRURY LANE. At two o'clock this morning there was a long queue of waiting camp-stools outside Drury Lane Theatre. The camp-stools had been reserved b: .J men and women to ensure seats in the gallery at the first performance to-night ...
... hot speed after the production of The Song of the Drum at Drury Lane last night, it is only possible to give my main impressions. _ . The strongest impression of all Is that never at Drury Lane, or at any other London theatre for that matter. has there ...
... THE EVENINE'II HIT. 1 It is as if the authors had taken an old Drury Lane melodrama and had Imade it a book for musical comedy. This made it very din:knit for Derek Oldham and Helen Gilliland to be con% incing as the hero and heroine and did not help ...
... Sandhurst, Berkshire. THE SONG OF Tl l / 2 E DRUM.*** A special News-Chronicle picture of the opening performance at Drury Lane last night. taken by the ordinary stage lighting. ,c - . 7‘ GOODBYE TO SNOW. A detachment of Somerset Light Infantry, near ...
... TINKER. Musical Coned). by Skins Gerrard. DOMINION. Tottestsan Coart-rd. I *Lanni Ells aid Nellie F. • Daily. 2 and 2174* DRURY LANE. (Temple Bar 717*) Mats Wed.. Oat., 2.30. THE Some Or THE A Ned& Ply. Doer, 16inis.. Haien Marie Penn Haddon. Oldham. Auloych ...
... Wig in progress the man explained his connection with her. lie had been to the first night of The Song of the Drum at Drury Lane. There he had gazed upon scenes of magnificent splendour. Afterwards he had gone with a party to a fashionable night club ...