... version of the anthem appeared in the middle of the 18th century. When it received its first public performance, in 1745, at Drury Lane Theatre, London, it was enthusiastically recorded that the universal applause it met with being encored with repeated ...

... missionary in Hull to Dr Mackay, of Holderness Road Presbyterian Church. After five years service in Hull he was appointed to Drury Lane Mission, London, under Rev. J. C. NVhitmore. He was ordained at Dudley in 1880, and there he laboured for four pars with ...

... p.ro. until further notion. The GLORGE GROWNITH and EDWAUD LACRILLARD Production— KISSING TIME From the Winter Gardena, Drury Lane, London. The Company Includes GEORGE GREGORY. Box Of6oe-10 am.to 9 p.m. 'Phone 680 CentraL ...

... engagement at Drury Lane Theatre was offered to her very early in her eareer by the late Sir Auguatua Hank who war ever on the look-out for new talent. I want you, he said, to sign contract with me to appear at Drury Lane. At that time Drury Lane, being ...

... evening la,t week and delivered a short address. He said ho was one of those who attended the Prime Ministers' meeting in Drury Lane Theatre the previous week, when the Premier outlined the record and the programme of the Party to a great gathering of M ...

... do not escape with a whole akin. Proof of this. wax applied to Mr Charlea Rork, who plays Joe Kelly in The Whip - at Drury Lane Theatre. on the opening night, In one scene a rush is made to reacue the young jockey front the clutches of the detectives ...

... Dolomites and on the canals of Venice. Another scene, a ballet, with music, by William Walton, was filmed on the stage of Drury lane, London. In supporting role will be shown, It Happened in New York, one of the most charming and swiftly delightful screen ...

... CHAMPIONSHIPS -SIXTEENTH ANNUAL PANTOMIME.- WILL II MILD IN TH2 PUSS IN (NEW) BOOTS. CORN EXOHANGE, DALHEITH THE GREAT DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. Fall Cast of 100 Artistes. ON ORDINARY PERFORMANCES:- If th to Mad and 911th to 29th December, and from SATURDAY ...

... TEA TABLE TALK. Nancy Price, who is naw ploying in *The Whip at Drury Lane. made her find. spiwaranee on the gage when she war HI learn of age, in a thinking part in one of kr. Bencon'a prodnction. at Birmingham. But • year later ohe wag appearing ...

... shape for tea-spoons, and is the inventor of a water-tap for kitchen use. Mr. Arthur Collins, the enterprising manager of Drury Lane Theatre, spent the first two years of his business career in the office of his father. who was an architect. Having no taste ...

... sa mysterious. was that of the ery e brother ae of Joe Grimaldi. the Dan Lem) of a century ago. Grimaldi was appearing at Drury Lane one evening, when he was informed that • gentleman wished to see him. The gentleman proved to be his brother. whom he had ...

... Originally he %au in an architect'. office, hut hi. ambition was to become a artist, and in the cour.e of time he went to Drury Lane to learn Subsequently be toured as au actor. Lord Stainfordham Was , appointed private secretary in 1901 to the King, who ...