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... of a Buchanan- Randolph song and dance, the next change of scenery is no more original. Since the Arthur Collins era at Drury Lane, dozens of Epsom Grandstands have seen dozens of stage Derbys run, while hero havers and villain sneers. It seems as though ...
... America Three Sisters Drury Lane) IT strikes me as mildly funny that those two expert collaborators, Oscar Hammerstein and Jerome Kern, should sit down, with energy aforethought, to write an England My England saga for Drury Lane. They calculated, most ...
... ENTERTAINMENTS a la CARTE By ylLAN £07T T ruly Rural at Drury Lane HEY for a life of roving, and ho for the rolling Downs! This, Three Sisters, is that sort of musical play. Its first number, sung on Epsom Downs by a crowd waiting for the dawn of a 1914 ...
... polite. Well, it is humour with music that cares nothing for the operatic unities as practised at either Covent Garden or Drury Lane but as broad Comedy it is excellent, and better than any music-hall programme since the bygone days of the great ones in ...
... many ambitious ventures, never showed anything more pictorially wonderful than Dr. Ludwig Berger's The Golden Toy while at Drury Lane you have song and dance, picture and story, in generous surfeit, and always Miss Charlotte Greenwood, who is a host in herself ...
... many famous Brands among the best known to-day are the Waverley and Rhodian Tobacco and Cigarettes. IN THE EARLY DAYS The Drury Lane premises of Messrs. Lambert and Butler as they were in 1836 ...
... rouges and creams and grease-paints, the stacked music, the masks and canes and the battalions of photographs, were Drury Lane Drury Lane, of sixty years ago. Kneeling up, Miss Spence threw her arms about the still upright figure, and hugged it heartily ...
... From a Portrait by Washinnton AUston FRANCES MARIA KELLY A drawing by Thomas Uwins of the brilliant actress who played at Drury Lane for thirty Ave years with unabated popularity. She was a friend of the Lambs, and reluctantly refused an offer of marriage ...
... was staging Dick Whittington with Fanny Leslie as the pert principal boy, Charles Lawrie the agile cat, those inseparable Drury Lane comedians, Harry Nicholls and Herbert Campbell, to sing their topical duet, and Harry Payne as clown in a harlequinade even ...