... chitchNen le the First Performance. jib IS Equiliteiste strong art, le worth r:oe, attention. estoir KT codritrt.t..thr Drury Lane favourite. in and racy liumnroov PO A oVralian ANIDEKEOM, vnorler-st-,e.ers with the Stippi,g-rope RILL VAI ALLEN. -hut ...

... re Hansards Marionettes. A tarirthat is worthy of clues attention le , et the Urbana an their euculihructie el • .et The Drury Lane Theist» Warm* favourite, Herbert comiask with of hie song*. __ twin sisters Angle:eon with Will Van Allen. Steve Me c y ...

... which lovers of boudullf read with infinite seat. Just imagine the crowded, re,tiess Strand ever lasying been fenland! Or Drury Lane a mere insignificant footpath! Or Lincoln's Inn Fields a were meeting-place for doggy characters! Contrast past and present ...

... 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 ...

... inateadr— , Tunclt:' Mother (Boeing bar way to curtailing . holiday ozwensus)—Angustus, I think, in-, I stead of going to Drury Lane. we ought toi , take the children to mu St. Paul's. They may not have another chance. I ate its cracking (..lready.—Punch ...

... composed by Jerome Kern. The two appear as father rti Show was pro d uce d daughter resPecileele i e • light London at Drury Lane in 193 hearted. amusing story of homely t h ere iu romkeeetion o f a ion folk, which puts the story right in- ti c p i mines ...

... with the New Hippodrome audiences, return with new act that is funnier than ever. That splendid i•ottiedian and star of Drury Lane pantomimes. G. S. Melvin brings new and clever character .tudies. while further comedy is supplied by Eric Mason, the New ...

... taken part in the meeting. Oetias. Forty-five women members of the Stockingford Labour Club journeyed to London to see the Drury Lane pantomime recently. Following the show the capitalsl places of interest were visited and tea was partaken in a restattraat ...

... yearly trade of Japan'with the l British Empire, it msy be noted. is about , £18,000,000. England 1 p, s ar d c wo “Dame- R• Drury Lane, in last tragic same at A n, a clock-cass is opened by the hand of Dante. and a pendulum In the form of Time wielding his ...

... comedy. Marie Burke. , tar James Whitmore star in THE of w , many m g mus i ca l s h ow s at COMMAND, which :a booked fcr Drury Lane. will b e se e n as CO the Ritz on Monday for six days hea d m i s t r es s v. he When the commanding officer of apparently ...

... magnificent. Quite a number of new prissiest' an in east, and the shines Is strong. The theirt Sang had a mpndous run at Drury Lane, and is now peeving very pope*, with Operatic Societies, for it Is deservedly a Mx ease winner. Although Saturday evening ...

... 14;.-11r. quuntsty two • im &gum. ar• attained by Drury lane at a thwammdl p,reede are egr nightly at the door, iabd of Ivo are taken 11 rospote of a single ' tllloe. Rut comsaner the atom nouns. .e.,nre of least at idejssty'e. has now run three weehe—the ...