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... Thriller. DALY'S—(Ger. 2157.) Twice Daily, 2.30, 8.30. CHARLEY'S AUNT Pop. Prices, 7/6, 6/-, 51-, 3/6; unreserved 2/6, 1/6. DRURY LANE--(Tem. 7171.) Daily at 2 and 7.45. CINDERELLA PANTOMIME. Produced by Julian Wyiie. Phyllis Neilson-Terry, June, Billy Danvers ...
... sister Sicacbc 11 ■mm 6 Gemma Jones and Her Director Husband 6) Elisabeth Bergner talking to Dr. Paul Czinner, her husband at Drury Lane, where the ballet scenes in the film of Escape Me Never were shot. Elisabeth Berg ner is playing Gemma Jones in the screen ...
... and their confeder ates. There are not a great number of pantomime-stories from which to choose, it seems. The Lyceum and Drury Lane swap over each year, Cinderella and Dick Whittington, with Aladdin to change the bowling sometimes. Douglas Byng is the ...
... Neilson-Terry as Prince Charming, June as Cinderella, Billy Dan vers, Clarice Hard wit ke, Revnell and West, the Three Sailors: Drury Lane, 2 and 7.45. Dick Whittingt'on and His Cat. Elsie Prince as Dick, George Jackley, Naughton and Gold Lyceum, 2 and 7.30. ...
... and it has at Drury Lane and elsewhere in the matter of the pantomime renaissance. For years they said pantomime was dead, but it is now more alive and kicking than ever! Poor Julian Wylie's and Dan Leno, Junior's, joint effort at Drury Lane is something ...
... of low rating, than the constant use that has to be made of the gear-lever. STAGE-DOOR KEEPERS SERIES, NO. 6: WOODY OF DRURY LANE Mr. A. Woodward is perhaps the busiest stage-door keeper in London, as the productions at Old Drury usually have from three ...
... had. in a sense, a training ground such as the stock company; and, shall we say, an improving school at such theatres as Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and the Haymarket of the old days, where they worked their way through the minor and middle characters of ...
... DALY'S—(Ger. 2157.) Twice , Daily, 2.30, 8.30. CHARLEY'S AUNT.' Pop. Prices, 7/6 6/-, 5/-,- 3/6; unreserved 2/6, 1/6. DRURY LANE—(Tem: 7171.) Daily at 2 and 7.45. CINDERELLA PANTOMIME. , Produced by Julian Wylie. Phyllis Neilson-Terry, June, Billy Danvers ...
... Seaman’4 Qxeetinxf ta and alt Mr. and Mrs. BILLY DANVERS AND JOAN THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE ...
... McWhirter was my cousin, a great Scots actor.” IN her early career, my mother, Amy Durkin, was a dancer in pantomime at Drury Lane. One night a strange Columbine joined the dancers in their room away at the top of the theatre. An old dresser said, Look ...
... figure, and very pretty into the bargain p Vcadon would say, A grand lass. BILLY DANVERS has a good line in “Cinderella.” Drury Lane Arked Phyllis Neilson'l erry it lie has played Shakespeare. he replies: •■Why of course! I played the pound of flesh, in ...
... theatre to compete with the Globe Theatre, in April, !r (Lee). —Sims Reeves first red in England in “Lucia di •’/moor” at Drury Lane, on ‘iber (j, 1847. Arbuthnot (Glasgow).—The you want is L. T. Fiver Western-avenue, London, SCENERY CARTAGE CONTRACTORS ...