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... Barry Mackay, actor and musician, at the Marylebone Register Office. Miss Hail is leading lady in Ball at the Savoy Drury Lane, in which Mr. Mackay is also playing. the register notice book Mr. MacKay described himself as musician. He is aged 27, ...
... troupe of 12 dancers. Dancing, in fact, is prominent feature of the show, which will be exact reproduction of the magnificent Drury Lane success. Money is not being spared in giving Cheltenham exactly what it wants, and one can depend upon Mr. Omar Skinner ...
... great people the theatre, such as Sir Frank Benson and Dame Madge Kendal, heading a pilgrimage to the statue of Edmund in Drury Lane Theatre, hundred years after the death of the great actor. Kean's art is only a maWPr of hearsay people of the present ...
... to-day, and was loudly cheered when he entered the House. •»♦ * . The King and Queen to-day attended command performance at Drury-lane Theatre, London, in aid of King George's pension fund for actors and actresses. ...
... MacVitie is an advanced member of the Association of Operatic Dancing of Great Britain. Following her previous successes at Drury-lane, the Coliseum (with Anton Dolin and Phyllis Bedells, also with the Santiago Ballets), and other London theatres, she met ...
... MacVitie is an advanced member of the Association of Operatic Dancing of Great Britain. Following her previous successes at Drury-lane, the Coliseum (with Anton Dolin and Phyllis Bedells, also with the Santiago Ballets), and other London theatres, she met ...
... accompanied by Mr. Klussman. • • • We perceive that Mr. R. H. Bishop, the celebrated composer, director of music at the Drury-lane Theatre, and one of the Conductors of the Philharmonic Concerts London, with Mrs. Bishop, a first singer those concerts ...
... when King Feisal went Drury-lane the play was The Three Musketeers and the comedian was Jerry Verno, who, having served in the Camel Corps during the war, was presented to the King, Mr. Verno is again the comedian at Drury-lane. PALL MALL. ...
... have had 11 luck this time. Remarkably few leading actresses have succumbed to the this time. Perhaps the methods adopteo Drury-lane are responsible. At this f®' ll theatre the precautions taken included pumping of fine cloud of germicide 1 A every part ...
... countless sisters such peregrinations. _ Violet i:« stabled in Endell-street, in Hoi* born, and is permitted to walk thence Drury-lane stage door and back daily. The Government issued her , permit, with one special provision—her ml'* may not be sold. Violet ...
... Dancing Dancing such as is in The Desert Song is rarely seen in amateur show. The scenery—the same as used in the original Drury-lane production—will surprise and enchant as much as the magnificent costumes. The whole show reflects the greatest credit on ...
... Dancing Dancing such as is The Desert Song is rarely seen in an amateur show. The scenery—the same as used in the original Drury-lane production—will surprise and enchant as much as the magnificent costumes. The whole show reflects the greatest credit on ...