... r. 2157.) Evgs, 8.15. Matinees Wed, Sat. A Musical Farce. Peter Haddon presents GEORGE GEE in THAT'S A PRETTY THING. DRURY LANE—(Tem. 7171.) Evgs, 8.15. Wed, Sat, 2.30. Last weeks. BALL at the SAVOY. An Operetta. Oskar Denes. Natalie Hall. Rosy Barsony ...

... HERALD TANUAKT Laughing Couple Drowned After Party GOOD MIXERS.—Rota Bar tony (left) end Natalie Hall, two principal* at Drury Lane, helping Mr. G. Comber, the chef, to prepare the famous Baddeley Cake fee the forthcoming Twelfth Night ceremony on the ...

... Novella. IWhi. MA) DALY'S. Evgs.,s.ls. W..8..3.30. A Musical Farce. Pstar Haddon presents GEORGE Ott In A PRETTY THING. DRURY LANE.—)Tern. 7171.) 8.15. Wd., St., 3.30. BALL at the SAVOY. An Operetta. Denes, Natalie Hall. Rosy Itarsony. LAST WEEKS. W.C ...

... Lupino. George Gee a diamond necklace with several replicas; and theft. Peter H addon, Pearl Osgood. 44 BALL AT THE SAVOY (Drury Lane) 8.15. Operetta. Oskar Denes, Rosy Barsony, Barry Mackay, Maurice Evans, and Natalie Hall. 44 NICE GOINGS ON (Strand). 8 ...

... Martin's, 8.30. Mon., Tues., Fri., 2.30. With Music Ball at the Savoy. Musical comedy on sumptuous lines, mostly imported Drury Lane, 8.15. Wed., Sat., 2.30. Beau Brummel. Harry Welchman in a musical play, produced by Sir Nigel Playfair Saville, 8.30. Wed ...

... and Sir Augustus Harris often engaged his artists for Drury Lane from this and other houses. Indeed, ‘Gus ” Harris, as then was, and later his fidus Achates, Arthur Collins, after seeing Drury Lane's annual going hot and strong, used to visit the suburban ...

... hours. When cold, decorate with royal icing. But, like all rich cakes, it would be better for keeping a bit, although the Drury-lane one was only mixed a day or so ago. LINGERIE BARGAINS E XTRAORDINARY good value is to be found in lingerie in the sales ...

... associations. One was an elderly woman and the other a man of thirty. There is one place where celebrations are still kept up—Drury Lane Theatre. At midnight the famous Baddeley Cake is cut and actors and actresses of the company playing there eat it and drink ...

... willi all its poignant beauty, misses some of the points that appealed most to on the tlrst night the stage version at Drury Lane; lo Reunion in Vienna,” which 1 enjoyed immensely; to the tough brilliance of The Private Life of Henry VIII.; to the gripping ...

... Crazy Show, the sexes went temporarily mad and changed their clothes. Pantomime has kept this craziness ever since. Only two Drury Lane pantomimes have ever failed, and once was on the occasion when the producers experimented with an actor as the Principal ...

... CROYDON CRAND. CINDER ELLA. 2.30 and 7.30. DALYS. -Til ATS A PRETTY THING. Nov. 22 1!M3. 8.16; mats.. Wed., Sat., 2.30. DRURY LANE.-- BALL AT THE SAVOY. Sept 8, 1933, 8.15; mats., Wed Sat 2.30. DUCHESS LABURNUM GROVE. Nov. 28, 1933. 8.30; mats.. Thurs ...

... George Baker, and Mr. Reginald Purdell, with Mr. Harry S. Pepper and Miss Doris Arnold at the pianos. In the week following Drury Lane will provide the material for the broadcast, ami in the third week Mr. John Watt, the deviser and producer of the series ...