... compliment he saw the play. But he prefers billiards to the theatre. His Queen of Hearts 1 RANK DIX, who, for years, wrote the Drury Lane pantomimes, is the author of Queen of Hearts. which has an up-to-date book, far removed from the one Julian Wylie planned ...

... —I cannot help irnlv exist in fables -and America been painted before, and. mavbe. will Delacroix. Degas—the names come Drury Lane pantomimes, is the | jimmy Seed, of Spurs fame, and now smiling at the fact that, after Bu' fortunes came their way not ...

... by Albert Coates. D 2002 4/- This blessed plot,this earth, this realm, this England The splendour of Froaa the audience Drury Lane come involuntary cries, cheers, tape of the feet, for Cavalcade M touchea the fibres every English heart. So, too, does ...

... already been Spike Hughes his orchestra. Jack is at present playing in / ' the night-club scene HHk, in Cavalcade. at - Drury-lane. ! During the summer wj you would find Lon- 5 WKFKR ' J ion and his own band over In Jersey—and * JH his musicians | V V ...

... developed Into a still hard at It. __ _ star who was of That the record great value to the of Mrs. Field. .1 I theatre. Drury Lane's V J ■ O And a girl had Wardrobe Mis- the three vocations , , open to her. If she She Is seventy- by Special Correspondent ...

... newspapers have been unable to find out even where she lives! Now, whole day elapsed before the death Arthur Collins. of Drury Lane. was placarded yesterday all over the West End. For Seven Years . . RTHUR COLLINS had been facing death bravely for seven ...

... One night. I dined with Arthur and D. W. Griffith The film man had brought Intolerance in a tin box. From that hour. Drury-lane melodrama was old-fashioned. GUY WHO SITS STILL Who is that guy who sits still and says nothing, said the American author ...

... Arthur at Weybridge two or three summers ago. Morns Gest, who drove me down, wanted to buy the musical-play rights of a Drury-lane drama. But he was too ill to disturbed. His brother. Horace, is secretary of the West-End Managers' Association. Frank produces ...

... LAVALLADt rUK U.S. mouth, and did not know what to do to ; Mr JJ Cochran will shortly present keep it from her mother. j coward Drury Lane spectacle, (Continued on Page 3, Col. 4.1 Cavalcade, in New York. MAID'S STORY OF RAID IN MASKS ...

... WONDER MAN OF DRURY-LANE DEAD ARTHUR COLLINSWAITED FOR THE END ...

... she could have seen Arthur Collins was when she was a small child of four. Seated, at Arthur's invitation, in a box at a Drury Lane pantomime, she was enthralled that she refused to leave. was the first time I had ever been In a theatre. she said. So ...

... girls only want proper direction to make them famous on the screens the world Mr George Grossmith—the managing director of Drury Lane Theatre- and Mr A C N. Dixcy. MP. are so much of the same belief that company has already been formed for the purpox- of ...