... pantomime two years agu; Afrique. the international impressionist who is present starring in ” Block Velvet Myrtle Stewart, the Drury Lane star of “Wild Violets.” Bitter Sweet” and ” Lilac Time,” ami also well-known the radio for her appealances with Ralph Lynn: ...

... Tauber to i *dug. Tauber delights iu singing his friend’s music. It was iu “The o! Smiles.” Lchar’s operetta, at the famous Drury Lane Theatre. London, that Tauber made his first appearance this country. Apart from his gramophone records, he was unknown to ...

... l kind permission the Dudley Hippodrome.) Travelling down from the Palace Theatre, Bhsckpooi, MYRTLE STEWART Tlie GREAT DRURY LANE STAR, of Wild Violets/' Bitter Sweet, Lilac Time, Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc. A Wealth Beautiful Soug. LEONARD ROWE The JUVENILE ...

... character), Caruso, Will Fyffe, and Arthur Tracy (“ The Street Singer Myrtle Stewart was different. Here was 8.8. C. and Drury Lane star with lots of experience of musical comedy, and she sang charmingly songs from some of the betterknown musical successes ...

... been on the stage for thirty years, will be remembered for her performance in the original production of “ Cavalcade,” at Drury Lane. “ Wedding,” a comedy that proved a considerable success in the West End. will be put on at the Alexandra Theatre. Its theme ...

... Bloomsbury.” He owned large areas of London. In 1913 he sold part of his London estates, including Covent Harden Market, Drury Lane Theatre, the Boyal Opera House, the Waldorf Hotel, Aldwych Theatre } , ‘,trand Theatre, Bow Street Police Court and property ...

... the end of 1913, Garden area was sold to Mallaby Deeley, M.P., fqr to be about £3,000,000. included the market, the House, Drury-lane Theatre, Aldwych and Strand Thea^, Waldorf Hotel and Bow-str e Court. i( Some tenants said the y a very good landlord, but ...

... property in the Bloomsbury district of London. In 1913 he sold part of his London estate, which included Covent Garden Market, Drury Lane, Aldwych. and Strand theatres, the Opera House, the Waldorf Hotel, Bow Street Police Court, the National Sporting Club, ...

... 1718, “Adver- MILK Wanted. 25-30 gallons, collected or delivered. —T. Holloway, The Pailton Dairy. PaiHon. MISCELLANEOUS Drury Lane. Several articles have been ffiven for the above fund and will be sold auction to-morrow (Saturday) night, at the above ...

... in October of the actual London Palladium production of Garrison Theatre, with Jack Warner and Joan Winters, and the Drury Lane production of Land of Smiles, with Richard Tauber in his original part. Garrison Theatre comes the week of October ...

... Herbert Tnrton, Lyndhurst, Bilton Boad, Bugby, £3 (or a similar Evidence in the esse of Milton thst cellar light lit whole of Drury Lane. defendant said was stranger to the town, and had come to effect transfer, end he was not sequeinted with the* electric ...

... WHISTLER AT THE PLAY The most exciting incident at Drury Lane last night was an unrehearsed effect in the smokinglobby during one of the entr'actes. Mr. Whistler, the painter and author of The Gentle Art of Making Enemies,” came into collision with Mr ...