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... DRURY LANE. i* now that tbi» thotttre will opened during iho ensuing season, or, all oronis, during some parts of it, for u»- stru mental oonoerts on the same plan as the Concertt dTEti, but a more extended scale. Mr- Eliason not having succeeded making ...

... DRURY LANE The doors of this theatre are still closed, and it is yet unlot. Alas. j)oor Drury ! There arc several nibbles, but none seem inclined bite, although tho offered the committee are such in former years theatrical manager would have jumped at ...

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... DRURY LANE By STANLEY LUPINO (The Famous Comedian) I’m a perfectly ordinary person, and this may explain why they have chosen to put my story top of the list. Because, when you come to think of it, the strangest things do happen to perfectly ordinary ...

... DRURY LANE Albert Rurdon In New Musical Show new “ical show as an important peri »i «h« Drury Tvovspspsr critics rsn the show general fowl lie cn'lmsiastic and it.utcd li« Catena a. Albert baa made hiMoric Drury f>art a in colourful rapidity from 1914 ...

... AT DRURY LANE In 1900 Finck became musical director at the Palace Theatre, London and retainer the position for 21 years. From 1922 1931 he was musical dlrec tor at Drury Lane Theatre, and was Herman Finck responsible for the music many musical plays ...

... AT DRURY LANE A romgntic musical play, with book by William Anthony McGuire. Music by Rudolf Fnml. Lyrics by Clifford Grey. Presented at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on Friday, March 28th. Sergeant Jossac John Roberts Comte do Rochefort Louis Hector Innkeeper ...

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... DRURY LANE THEATRE: Henry V | VOR NOVELLO'S Shakespearian debut as gallant King Harry is a success. Handsome and dashing, he conveys spirit and dignity; and his declamation, while missing full poetical force and sonority, is clear and strident. It ...