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... then plunging like a rocket into the deep. The Argyll- 3 shire monster may of course, judging by description, be a retired Drury Lane 1 principal boy. If the fur is mink or |t sables, this is obvious. They often sit on rocks and lure mariners, but not very ...
... happen in Manchester do that lovely city a fearful wrong. There was a rapier- duel by candle-light there in 1760, just like Drury Lane. We came upon it by pure accident while looking up the files of The Gentleman's Magazine, hoping (as ever) to discover what ...
... heard of the celebrated eighteenth-century actor and play wright, Charles Macklin Macklin gave his farewell performance at Drury Lane at the age of ninety- nine, wrote a five-act comedy at 101, and died at 107 as recorded on his memorial tablet in St. Paul's ...
... her precious windows is another matter. Probably not. She knew all about fiddlers not to speak of woodwind from the old Drury Lane days. Fie Fie The amorous rogues We hope we 're not too strait-laced about all these Bohemians art and music boys, poets ...
... Myself at the Pictures Give Warners Their Due By James Agate THE other morning in the dilapidated barracks which used to be Drury Lane Theatre I looked in at a rehearsal of a show intended by E.N.S.A. for Burma. An admirable little show, with two first-rate ...
... with Mathews, in one of v .eh he was severely wounded, and the Li icy family ended up as his partners in ti ownership of Drury Lane. Iowever the lovers may have quarrelled, Sheridan was utterly distraught with grief when .Elizabeth died in 1792 at the ...
... when you had the choice of at least a dozen first-class productions in the West End and the inner circle of London, when Drury Lane competed with Covent Garden and the Lyceum, when such theatres as the long-departed Surrey, the Britannia (Hoxton), the ...
... next March it will have an entirely new production. Joseph Carl, who painted the scenery for the original production at Drury Lane in 1939, is now busy designing fresh sets. TTarry Dubeny and Bill O'Bryen are proud of the J-Xfact that seven out of a cast ...
... cow, not if I were you, boy. Listen, in London (Here Beethoven relates for the fifth time how Hamlet had a record run at Drury Lane because a real doggie ran across the stage in Act III.) Yeah, well, the saps would think a cow was me old haybag soprano ...
... its fortnight's season at Blackpool it is due in the West End. YV7HEN Noel Coward's musical romance Pacific 1860 opens at Drury Lane tomorrow (Thursday) first-nighters will see little trace of the extensive bomb damage of 1940, so well has the work of ...
... Pacific 1860 (Drury Lane) DRURY LANE reopens not with a cavalcade but with a charade, a pretty, prattling tuneful charade. Mr. Noel Coward always knows what he is after, and this time it is a romantic escape to as far as possible from the present in ...
... Evans and Godfrey Tearle. With Music Sweetest and Lowest (Ambassadors). Hermione Gingold, Walter Crisham. Pacific, 1860 (Drury Lane). Noel Coward's new operetta with Mary Martin. The Coward touch is, as always, tuneful, accomplished and spectacular. Perchance ...