... Greenwood. the long-legged. 11 known Parisian actrcf* eecenlrie American comedienne now in atli vi stordav when Wild Violets at Drury Lane, has been chimney set re to her engaged for the chiet part in a British tie Ikimremont Pari.-. says him version o( the lan ...

... child, —s— quite agree. It very silly. * * Y®T I remember that when William 1 Douthwaite appeared aa the principal boy the Drury Lane panto- To-d*y'» Thought . All men are equal; not birth, but virtue alone, that makes the difference. —Voltaire. to ser eral ...

... directed No. th booklet) on December since that date there has not been single case 'flu among the , of the cast and stafT! The Drury Lane Tina:.. similar order on Januarv •_> are people amongst • pany and staff, but them since the gargling Hugh Stevenson and ...

... chromium- hate, and were headed by drum msjor in orange uniform, with plumed busby. I have never seen anything like it outside Drury-lane. The whole show was like circus, for the car was towed back to the garage led by the band. KENSINGTON DRAPER'S FORTUNE One ...

... arisen over the £300,000 film of Mr. Noel Coward's play. The writ seeks to restrain Mr. C. B. Cochran and the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, from allowing the film version of Cavalcade to be shown, except In the West End of London, during the five years for ...

... Wednesday? The council of British Actors' Equity will decide to-day. No resolution was put at yesterday's mass meeting, held at Drury Lane. That was left to the council. But Robey's ears must have burned. Godfrey Tearle. the president, was obviously against a ...

... He has worked night and day for nothing. He has secrets. When two representatives of the managers wanted to attend the Drury Lane meeting last Sunday, he said. Yes. let them in. I will say nothing behind their backs that I would not say to their faces ...

... Cllve of India. a vast spectacle, based on the life of the great Empire builder. was to have succeeded Cavalcade at Drury Lane. It had been written R. J. Minney and W P. Lipscomb It so much enthused George Grossmith. then managing director, that, ...

... You Believe It? CLIVE, the Empire-builder the theatre spectacle founded on kit life was to have been produced at Drury Lane, but now goes to remote Derbyshire village. West. J. B. Priestley. Storm Jameson and C. W. Nevinaon, Join with Ezra Pound. Andre ...

... shall get it. As usual. Reggie Bach wound all up. He had spoken violently concerning the Jolly Roger dispute at the Drury Lane meeting, he said. Now was aU over. It waa a clean light, and now he called for three cheers for Rita John and Oearge Robey ...

... authorities, who kept him in prison for 10 days. They thought he was Colonel Lawrence! Drwry Lane's Next rpHE next show at Drury Lane. I leam—it not due yet—will be called Ball Savoy. with Oskar Denes, the Hungarian laughing comedian. who was such success ...

... charges Plating to the collection of details cont*ni;ng t»nK« and armoured cars and •monistic rifles *ll that suggested a Drury Lane melocnm», especially when there were read letters signed in Beilin by certain itarie Louise who thanked the >ou«eo nfllci ...