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... DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL HAVE SEEN SUNDAY. VA THE SMASH-HIT Sunday 4.14 Last P•rformance 7.2 S Sun. Ilia taaRLENE DIETRICH VITTORIO DI EICA MUSICAL 1111 MONTI STORY Tedwnracna and Technic!~ S4O LOD Sunday 4.43 ISO SALA OUT AT 43,A1 (u) KaataN PAUL PAYP4II ...
... DRURY LANE. The Weekly Dispateh says :— The net elaborate Inmanle ever placed on the stage. To describe this wonderful show is entirely out of our power. The success of the l'antoinitue. no doubt, will be as ;mug as The show itself. 'ANTOMINW `11139 ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL Managing Director, ARTHUR COLLINS Sat. and TWICE 9 APRIL 7. DAILY at La • D. W. GRIFFITH'S COLOSSAL ...
... AT DRURY LANE. The greatest event in the theatrical world at the bemire season is the production of Drury Lane pantomime, which ham for its subject this year. Jack and the 'transitslk. To say that Mr Arthur has again sun paned himself may sound lilie ...
... AT DRURY LANE The masque was repeated the following night, and published a few days later. After a performance in Dublin, Alfred was brought to Drury Lane Theatre on March 20, 1745, so that Londoners did not hear Rule, Britannia until five years after ...
... AT DRURY LANE The name of Ivor Novello attached to a musical play at Drury Lane conjures up visions of brilliant spectacle, romance, dancing and best of all, glorious music. This clever actor-composer-author has excelled himself in his present production ...
... AT DRURY LANE With a story as romantic and lovely as the lilting, sweeping melodies which tumble over each other in the lavish score, ‘•The Dancing Years,” at Drury Lane, will rightly be regarded by Ivor Kovello’s admirers as the finest musical w °rk ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL HAVE YOU SEEN _ le THE SMASH-HIT MUSICAL ...
... DRURY LANE. The two-ict comedietta of Simpson and 0)., has been played during the week. In the very trifling part of Mad.inu. La Trappe, the French milliner, a successful dibiit was made by Mae Mary Colorer, who will be a nieful member of the clmpany ...
... DRURY LANE Positively not to be seen elsewhere in London this season. Oct. 7, 1924 ...
... DRURY LANE. A new tragedy, entitled Montalto, was prndured on night alibis theatre. lhc following are the chief pct. Gouges 3 Montalto Michael Durazzo Alta Mrs. Et:cal-or. The scene lies in the castle of .41ontalto. near Verona. Montalto had been betrothed ...
... DRURY LANE 2/- each of the practice of the Elizabethan actors who kneeled down on the stage and prayed for their patrons --a custom which was the forerunner of the playing of the National Anthem at the conclusion of • performance The aotars at the Mari ...