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... Entertainments, Ltd. (the company who are erecting the pavilion on Penzance Promenade), was Thursday by Mr. Giirge Graves. of Drury Lane fame Mr. A. K. Barnet (x Mayor Pen. zinopi. in the absence of the Chairman of the syndicate, said a pavilion to be provided ...
... is known se the oretnary book, with up- So date additions. Mr. ha• oorn Mr. Prank Dix, the author of last and th's year's Drury Lane Pantom:mes, to wrte an up-to-date of the old Arabian Sights story. The orthodox pantomime is rather inclined to run on ...
... hest hnow Lane. tthe enteron.e :t now hr the of the Theatre Royal is on:y • to fact that J. M. of Trvoloutb, is (:over, of Drury Lane. ...
... there is less danger from the great Caesar type of autocrat than from such pinch-beck Napoleons as the ex. Kaiser and the Drury. Lane tin-helmeted Cooks of the industrial world. Wilhelm may be busy felling trees, but Mr. Cook is still trying to foment a ...
... DRI:TRY LANE DANCER. Mira Hints, welLknown dinner, apnearing we Born Marie, at Drury Lane, whose summons againat Len Fpbraitn, vesterday, was last night b; the Drury Lane management, who said they had no further nee for her services. ...
... he knows whether they will hare Mr. Baldwin had an enthusiastic audi• to pay more or less for tea arid beer? You ence at Drury Lane on Thursday, when he cannot imagine some of the Victorian and outlined Conservative policy. We re. Edwardian statesmen indulging ...
... MENTIONING BROCCOLI. The same thing applies to broccoli. (Laughter and hear; heart. I had two reasons for mentioning broccoli at Drury Lane. Ono was because I knew the wonterful story of romance in connection with the Roscof strain, and I knew that you were learning ...
... J. Taylor, MA., the new rector of • Lute Warlcy. in Esscs. the other day. Mies Clare acts as hostess ios frequent ' at Drury Lane Us Coward's great : play •I.l.svalcade, that there was unusual for her in that. The fact, however, is that the church ' ...
... Stradivariu 3 ! w hich cost £2,0. The winner' was a , £4O instrtunent made in his little factory by Mr Alfred Vincent. Unit I Drury lane Theatre orchestra.l —Sunday Dinpateki.° Many ago. long btfore transport assumed till Which Oollg tO-ditV, railway companies ...
... °weir still draws crowded houses to Drury lane. With a cast including Rita Cooper, Morton /*hen, Jerry Verno, and Charlotte Greenwood (of film fame), plus the ' super staging that one expects—and gets. at Drury Lane with its revolving stage, one might ...
... ILaerora. in Anton Dolin's ballet in the puctuion of Lady EJenor Smith's Ballerina; Bettie Bucluaall, Ball at the Savoy. Drury Lane, etc., etc.. etc. Phyllis Stiekland is waiting news fol. lowing her successful audition with Busses' at the Alhambra. 0: ...
... goat driving. SALL AT THE I From the roar of Brooklands to the Ipleasant, atmosphere of an Operetta is • severe contrast.. Drury Lane can always be relied on for • spectacle, sod this Operetta is no exception; in fact, it is the !outstanding feature of the ...