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... queerly named Educational Ballets, Ltd., presents the Russian Ballet plus Fokine but sans Massine and Dani- lova and at Drury Lane (Bow Street usefully separ ates the two hunting grounds) the JBallet Russe de Monte Carlo has a season with Massine and ...
... 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 ...
... small part, in which he gave such an admirable per formance that Charles B. Cochran decided to present him as King Lear at Drury Lane in a John Gielgud production. (Why no mention of Motley or Roger Furze Mean, I call it.) The part was, of course, a long ...
... 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 ...
... provided with a perfect orgy of entertain ments to suit all tastes. There is, to begin with, the beauti fied Sleeping Beauty at Drury Lane, which is quite a delightful entertainment. I had the advantage of being present at the dress rehearsal of this production ...
... Messrs. Grossmith and Laurillard in connection with the production of Kissing Time at their new Winter Garden Theatre in Drury Lane. For this production they brought from America Miss Cissie Sewell to produce and arrange the chorus dances. Now this is ...
... public. As to the villain's lack of villainy in Jack =o' Jingles, it will be noticed that the villain of The Great Day at Drury Lane Theatre also breaks away from tradition, inasmuch as he is plausible and is an artist, and is in fact quite an imaginable ...
... and his Wig. A nother victim of a somewhat similar accident was the late Mr. Fred Vokes, who at the time was playing at Drury Lane. In one scene he bad to appear on the stage mounted on an elephant, the animal's back being reached by means of a ladder ...
... war-music outside they actually did Tristan from start to finish on the very worst and noisiest night of all last week at Drury Lane. With his usual business-like forethought the one and only Sir Thomas had duly provided concrete shelter places for the ...
... 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 ...