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... CAVALCADE AT DRURY LANE. Mr. Edward Sinclair and Miss Mary Clare in the last scene. The toast is: And let's drink to the hope that one day this country of ours which we love so much will find Dignity, Greatness and Peace again. ...
... after a short illness, at the age of 76. Mr. Richards had had a wide experi ence of the stage. He had several seasons at Drury Lane in the days of the late Dan Leno and Herbert Campbell. He ran for many years tha Imperial G!ee Singers, who performed in ...
... OVERTURES. SELEC TIONS, PIECES, GAVOTTES, WALTZES, Etv. used by Mr Jam?* Glover's Orch-.tr. during hi* thirty year* sasHe and Drury Lane Entr'ac'e Season MR. JIMMY G'.OVZR late of Drury T,?&e. Covent Garden and every .seaside town in the' kingdom, wis es to ...
... stage carpentry. From 1900 unti 1913 he was master-carpenter at Covcnt Garden Opera House. Be tween 1913 and 1919 ho was at Drury Lane and the Alhambra. Since 1919 he had been at. thf St. Martin's as stage superintcn dent to Mr. Basil Dean and Mr Alec L. ...
... FOUR MARX BROS. AND COMPANY PALACE THEATRE, MARY EATON, AL TRAHAN PICCADILLY THEATRE, HELEN GILLILAND, HELEN HOWELL FOUR DRURY LANE, SOPHIE TUCKER, Etc. PALLADIUM. OPENING SHORTLY S POLA NEGRI. ODETTE MYRTIL. MARION HARRIS. All Above Exclusively Handled ...
... the walls of tno saloon was a fine collection of old weapons, armour, etc. The act-drop was painted by Walter Boverlev at Drury Lane for Thos. Sidney Cooper's theatre at Canter bury, and Beverley received 100 guineas for his work from Mr. Cooper. In 1887 ...
... markable cither for their impro priety or their trash. In the De cember of 1831 a play called Hyder Ali was produced at Drury Lane, in which a live tiger was one of the attractions. On one occasion this quadruped showed a disposition to enargo the pit ...
... on the stage as a baby in arms more than half a century ago. Following the success of Noel Coward's play Cavalcade at Drury Lane, it is not surprising that an attempt to do something like it on the screen is to bo made. British Instructional is to make ...
... was to let. For some time his circulars went unanswered and unnoticed, then Robert William Elliston, of the Haymarket and Drury Lane, decided to take the place over. He gave Astley £2,800 for (lie build ing, and in addition settled the gigantic annuity ...
... morning till eight at night. Such a musical ancestry surely helped J. M. Glover to fill the chair of musical conductor at Drury Lane, where, for many vears, lir>t when Augustus Druriolanus ruled the National Theatre, his conducting of the overture, with ...
... Wynne, Mollie Milne, Six Herd Laddies. Gladys de Marr. Clown de Car's Circus, and the Winstanley Troupe of Dancers, from the Drury Lane pantomime of j last year. ...
... 44 and did the litanic go down. There will be a lot of 44 I remembers and 44 Do you remem bers at Drury Lane while Cavalcade is running. And when Drury Lane needs a succes sor Noel Coward might do worse til an v write a further edition on such an inexhaustible ...