... the finding iri a river of the body containing excepts from his song hits in his of Josie loniont. followin her employment Drury Lane successes and elatilivbere—ond as a night club hostess. He is helped by the also including his new war-time song dead girl's ...

... Ilippedrearne, Covesery Ilichaid Tauber, the world famous team, sakes a appearasce at the New llippodrone week in the actual Drury Lane production of The Laud of Smiles.** Tauber's years of intimate Ineadship have lead in addition to his operatic and comet ...

... Gwynn, starring Asna \eagle and Sir Cedric Hardwieke. The story begins when Charles 111, relaxing a council meeting visits Drury Lane Theatre, and is there impressed by the unspoilt beauty and vitality of Nell Owyna. lie invites he out to supper and their ...

... February 27th, 1991.) 'DARKEST ENGLAND. —A Salvation Army shelter and cheap food depot was (pelted in Stanhope Street, Drury Lane, London, week in connection with ienera I Booth's Darkest England' • scheme. A PARLOUR MAID'S ENGLISH IN —A Birmingham ...

... the words were not Shakespeare's at all. They were added by Colley Cibber, playsoight and for many years actormanager at Drury Lane. So, incidentally. was the equally famous line. Off with his head, so much for Buckingham. Baths. Now if the system adopted ...

... •Ivtax• ,- tg Tsars of age and int! el i t /1 1 . on tie stage at the old . alter a mg 190 itltit, the ifi r d - dle;es, Drury Lane. He had vetch a sll/ elating of a leg career ia this country sad I Rolde ihe hal in United States. in Ma, Tietfal!. Mr ...

... her. Edith Day, the original leading lady of Rose Marie end The Desert Sone and The Show Boat at the Theatie Royal, Drury Lane, and many othcr musical comedies, has a grand part, too, while there is another fine re for that fine romantic actor, Bertram ...

... As a little girl I she recited Portia's mercy speech to 'Mien Terry. and she made her nrst ' professional appearance in a Drury Lane pantomime at the age of eleven. For the past twenty years she has Made her home In America where she and her husband have ...

... with Tallulah hankhead, William Bench!' and Walter bleask. There will be an excellent supporting program. HIPP4JDROME. The Drury Lane i,,inttly that boa miUiuua is successful un every revival. piet es ••Tho Sung' as one of the greatest romances of ri:crnt ...

... and Nat in skirts is one of the funniest dames seen for years. Cnties compare him with U e great Dan Leno in his best Drury Lane days. . Bobbie is a talented comedienne heraelf and scores off the lugubrious Nat with many clever sallies. Phyllis Robins ...

... already. It holds the longest run of any musical play during the war, it holds the longest run of any play' produced at Drury Lane, and also at the Adelphi, and it has taken morel than any other musical play ever produced, despite all forms of blitz. ...

... England from France as an emissary in the I;th century. Nadine Eatringdon. played by Lot. rainy Bridges, is preparing to r) to Drury Lane where revelry is taking place in the presence of Charles. Renee has an ab nose, but, in spite of the:. wins the admiration ...