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... pre-eminently British product' . The music by Ha4n Wood, Joseph Tunbridge, and Jack Waller, the play by Dion Titheridge, Lauri Wylie and Herbert Clayton, the production by Messrs Macdonald & Young—this 411 promised a feist of good things. But one mini confess ...
... company, presenting first-class plays. • le coni P a ny's vehicle of introduction is A Warm Corner, by Arthur unpens and Lauri Wylie, from the original by Franz Arnold and Ernst Bach. A Warm Corner is pre-eminently a play upon words. In fact, it would ...
... Empire the picture that mused a great sensation in London. viz.. The Game of Life. approximately 18,000 feet in length. By Lauri Wylie sail S. It. Samuelson. The Game of Life is a story of four little who were born upon the same day about a hundred years ...
... lower degree could be happily united. Principal Honours. With all due (respect to the authors and tho English adapters, Laurie Wylie, Brandon Fleming, and H. W. Gribble, principal honours go to Ralph Benatzky, the composer of a very charming score which ...
... Diamonds, Musical Play in Three Acts by Ernst Marischka and Bruno Granichstadten. English Adaptation by P. G. Wodehouse and Laurie Wylie. Lyrics by Bruno Granichstadten. Relayed from The Strand Theatre. The Excerpts will include:— Louise Edvina, the Canadian ...
... and more laughable show than A Warm Corner could not be desired. The leading role this farce, by Arthur VYimperis and Laurie Wylie, was a triumph for Mr Leslie Henson at the original London production. At the Queen's the part is taken by Mr Terence Conlin ...
... concert. 12.15— Quick Change, variety. I—News. 1.40— Strength of the Land. 2.45—8.8. C. Northern Orchestra. 4—News. 4.ls—Lauri Wylie's Wireless Puppets. 4.45 —Gordon Richard speaks. 5.30 Billy Cotton and his Band. 6 News. 6.15— In the Canteen To- Night ...
... of ladies and gentlemen. The Rev. Charles Short presided, and there were also on the platform the Rev. Messrs Legge, Laurie, Wylie, Campbell (pastor of Princes Street-Chapel), Home, Tait, Macrae, Piper, and Heath, ex-Provost Robertson, ex-Bailie Robertson ...
... of ladies and gentlemen. The Rev. Charles Short presided, and there were also on the platform the Rev, Messrs Legge, Laurie, Wylie, Campbell (pastor of Princes Street-Chapel), Horne, Tait, Macrae, Piper, and Heath, ex-Provost Robertson, ex-P>ailie Robertson ...
... in presence of s hmmfluedhdhand&m The Rev. . Charles Short presided, and were also on the {:;!ofln the Rev. Messrs Legge, Laurie, Wylie, | pbell (pastor of Princes Street Chapel), Horne, | 'Tait, Macrae, Piper, and Heath, ex-Provost Robert- | son, ex-Bailie ...