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... the Small Green Room To the Great White Way Paul Holt ON May 10, 1735, two actors be gan to squabble in the green room at Drury Lane. They both wanted to wear the same wig. At last Hallam handed the wig to Macklin, con ceding his right as senior actor. ...
... Garden, a theatre which has been allowed until this Christmas to lapse from favour thanks to the strange traffic laws of Drury Lane, and will run a season of high brow plays at popular prices. The Garden is a large auditorium and will take some filling ...
... again its magnificent excursion into the present century, The Boy Friend. True, they are still a decent thirty years behind Drury Lane, but Sandy Wilson's parody of the tittering 'twenties is still as achingly funny as it was when first presented this April ...
... to talk at Drury Lane and the Lyceum of the melodramas which traditionally followed the pantomimes in the spring. These would always contain a sprinkling of incidents recalling some exciting episode in the past twelve months. Our Drury Lane melodrama for ...
... ot the fare on display in the last double- nought Christmas. In London? There was a portmanteau pantomime in 1900 at Drury Lane, Sleeping Beauty and the Beast, being one of the last of Dan Leno's. He indulged, wrote The Times, in singular antics ...
... best way, I think, is to say that you are ill, lie in bed, and have the paper for two hours, reading all the way down from Drury Lane to the Britannia at Hoxton. Thus, a century afterwards, did The Times introduce its delicious sheet on the occasion of ...