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... DRURY LANE ACTRESS Miss Victoria Hopper ‘Resting’ at Blackpool Miss Victoria Hopper, who is at present with her husband, Mr. Basil Dean, at Blackpool, is not likely to return to London for a few days at least, and her part in The Three Sisters at Drury ...
... ’PHONE 5033. ★ 'A’ ★ V THEY'LL ENJOY THE MUSICAL. COMEDY TRIUMPH FROM DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL IUtLLATTIVf neATuniNO THE LAUGHING STAR 'VIKTORIA AND HER HUSSAR* ...
... qskar WITH COMPANY OF 100 ARTISTES AND ALL THE LAVISH SETTINGS AND GOWNS FROM DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. DAI THEATRE MANCHESTER MONDAY APR j { EVENINGS AT 7 30. FOR THREE WEEKS [matinees; WEDS SSATSAT ZIS ...
... ROYAL MARIONETTES. JACK STOCKS, Woman Hater. HORSBURGH BROS., Comedians. FLORENCE OLDHAM, 8.8.C. and Recording Star. 24 DRURY LANE DARES Cecil L. Hodgkinson and His Band D AMONG NIGHTLY TO . 8 „, 0„ L AN GREY AND HIS RHYTHM BOYS. : SUPPER, DANCE * CABARET ...
... proposed to last night, and 1 accepted him. We shall probably find it impossible to lake honeymoon, as I shall appearing at Drury Lane.” Miss Hopper’s rise to fame is one of the striking incidents of recent history of tlie theatre and film world. A slight ...
... They were married in the summer of 1807, when she was 18 to his 28. She achieved a great reputation at Covent Garden and Drury Lane. The play-bill ehown was found in the pages of a flret edition of Wilcockson’s History of Preston, presented to the museum ...
... intrigue, and above all, delightful _ music which everybody knows. iITICIITmIILS The Desert Song was first produced at Drury Lane, on April 7th, 1927, and ______ since then it has had over three thousand * performances in various places. It has regarded ...
... demur© Sari Linden of Bitter Sweet *’ but never has she had a part abandoned and unrestrained as that of the orange girl and Drury Lane actress who captured the affection of Charles 11. and held it until his death. Nell Gwyn, as Anna N'eagle conceived her ...
... Bentley one Armstrong; Ihomson two up on E-trange. June is to play the part Cinderella in Mr. Julian Wylie’s pantomime at Drury Lane, London, next Christmas, repeating the role she played in Manchester last Christmas in her first pantomime. ...
... Military 'land, conductor B. Walton O'Donnell; Gethyn Wykeham-George (violoncello). 8: Songs from the Shows—New Scries, No. 22: Drury Lane Theatre* comjtfred and produced by John Watt. 9: 8.8.C. Concerts of Contemporary Music—3 (Kighth Season): The 8.8.C. Orchestra ...
... noted producer OF PANTOMIME AT DRURY-LANE JUST BEFORE END ...
... Court, Kensington, London, at 315 a.m. to-day. He was 56. was in normal health yesterday and until nearly midnight tvas at Drury-lane, where was to have produced the Christmas pantomime. When he returned home he took bath and retired in the early hours. ...