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... American novel of that name, which has twice been the subject of a film. The adaptation is Mr Hicks' own. The management of Drury Lane have asked me to correct the news published yesterday about their next production. When the pantomime eventually ends, one ...
... Station. thence by Underground to Leicester Square. Piccadilly Circus; Oxford Circus (for Palladium). or Temple Stations (for Drury Lane and Lyceum Theatres). INDUSTRIAL ART Exhibition at Burlington House on weekdays, 100 to 7.0: Tuesdays and Thursdays from ...
... Acton Town Station. change to Underground for Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square; Oxford Circus (for Palladium), or (for Drury Lane or Lyceum Theatres) Temple or Covent Garden. INDUSTRIAL ART Exhibition at Burlington House on weekdays, 10.0 to 7.0; Tuesdays ...
... 17 mins. Fare 4d. Single PANTOMIME By Underground to Leicester Square, Piccadilly; Oxford Circus (for Palladium), or (for Drury Lane and Lyceum) Temple or Covent Garden. Fare Bd. Return INDUSTRIAL ART Exhibition at Burlington House on weekdays, 10.0 to ...
... played Cinderella. She had played it at the Lyceum, and so great was her success that she drew the audiences away from Drury Lane, which that year did very poor business. Those days of super -ing at Islington taught Seymour Hicks a lesson he never forgot ...
... hear. The Lyceum and Drury Lane are the only pantomimes I have seen as yet, though I mean to travel as far north as Golder's Green to renew ac quaintance with Mr. George Graves as a dame. The Lyceum has the advantage over Drury Lane in that it is carrying ...
... PANTOMIMES IN SEASON Dick Wliittington at the Lyceum and Cinderella at Drury Lane PANTOMIME IN THE GRAND MANNER The enchanted lake scene in Cinderella at Drury Lane with the arrival of the Prince's troops. Behind the army is a large tank of water complete ...
... DALY'S—(tier. 2157.) Twice Daily, 2.30, 8.30. CHARLEY'S AUNT. Pop. Prices, 7 / 6 , 6/-, 5/-, 3/6; unteserved 2/6, 1/6. DRURY LANE—(Tem. 7171.) Daily at 2 and 7.45. CINDERELLA PANTOMIME. Phyllis Neilson-Terry, June. Billy Danvers. DUCHESS—(Tem. 8243.) ...
... and Sat., 2.30, Criterion THE GHOST TRAIN _ 8.40 i'ues -- . — ;nci - Tal:: 2.30. -- ! Daly's 'CHARLEY'S AUNT 2.30 A 8.30 Drury Lane CINDERELLA 2.0 d: 7.45 Duch's. EDEN END 8.30 Matinees. Wed. and Sat.. 2.30. Duke of York's THE GREEKS A WORD FOR IT 8.30 ...
... who started life cook later went on the stage died in 1796 leaving legacy of £100 “ supply the ladies and gentlemen of the Drury Lane Company with cake wine on Twelfth Night” The long stately lounge the top the beautiful stairway will make an admirable setting ...
... plays of substance welcomed mend .maid (or to i feel forget He is the the iptive ation 'Jane, mity (ents, CINDERELLA AT DRURY LANE : JUNE AS CINDERELLA ; PHYLLIS NEILSON-TERRY AS PRINCE CHARMING; AND CLARICE iiJcaLiix. ...
... These are the cenery, the low comedian, and the principal boy. If the period during which Sir Augustus H an·is reigned at Drury Lane be regarded as the Augustan age of L ondon pantomime, then I think we may regard that age as marked not so much by taste ...