... grinned and produced an entire manuscript play of Shakespeare's from his sleeve called Vortigern, which had one night's run at Drury Lane and received the bird. Other Shakespeare forgers of the period were Jordan, a Stratford citizen who discovered that charming ...

... success at the Garrick, and with Whitsun the uncrushable Sir Tommy Beecham comes into the front trench again with a season at Drury Lane, after one up in Manchester, which I'm told was a tearing success from beginning to end. J\ s well, there's the Russian ...

... appeared, and refused to come out of her retreat until she was assured that they had departed. The pantomime, Aladdin, at Drury Lane, too, is a feast of colour and fun the Chinese note in the costumes giving it a novel and gorgeous touch. Miss Madge Ti ...

... 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 ...

... lovely Marriage of Figaro. It's worth risking even going to Heaven straight from those shiny, slidey, slithery stalls of Drury Lane Theatre to hear Mozart's charming music in that delicious opera, and see what someone describes as those irresistible, doll-like ...

... Duchess of Marlborough, and Lady Alastair Innes-Ker, and the Princess of Monaco, and, of course, Lady Cunard, who takes at Drury Lane rather the place Lady Ripon did at Covent Garden you know, patroness-in-chief of the operatic arts. And as well, amongst ...