... FAO! BELFAST STATION. A prnratume let-ening the glories of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane from to that present dap will he heard ot S pont . and one of the most rontentte of all broadcasts. the Ceremony of the Keys of London. will be relayed at . 940 in ...

... A RANKS THEATRE. Ther e has been so much =peculation concerning the fate of the Drury Lane Theatre that 1 was pleased to receive definite reassurance on the subject yesterday from no less an authority than Sir Alfred Rutt. Sir Alfred. who is chairman ...

... most beautiful yachts la gbj i lanci. On one occasion he and his wife entertained 250 theatrical and ether mile. hriales at Drury Lane and thegreat, step of the theatre was transformed into the semblance of yacht. There was a gangway from the stage dear to ...

... example • • 1 hat of Ilto Met Nrllon, who was given her Mt boohoo theatroal engagement by Shortilan, lateame as oat ourtte at Drury Lane Meat rot. 'lieut.,' tho toraltloy Mr. the hooker. who left her a cast for' tome and las-.snot' Thiches. of St. Albans in ...

... dramatist and theatrical manager, writing on October 10, 1746. to David Garrick. refers to the song as having been song at Drury Lane and Covent Garden. . The • song has had an immense appeal all over the world and has inspired variations on the theme by ...

... PH, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21. 1930. TOPICS OF TILE 1101 R. DRURY LANE BALLET MISTRESS. DISGRUNTLEDLOOURIST SIR OSWALD MOSLEY HAD ENOUGH. SUMMONS OVER A BURIAL ULSTER EXHUMATION SOUGHT. ...

... variety hut to high quality weo. tursday and Wednesday. the prin- Mipal adindirator will b• Eupban 11.aren. ballet mistress at Drury Lane, and other theatres. Alias M'Ewan, who n a well-known member of the London Operatic Association. will smut her. One of the ...

... was given to all vendors. RING AND QUEEN AT DRUB! LINE. The King and Queen. accompanied by the Duke of Gloucester, visited Drury Lane Theatre on Tuesday to witness a performance of The Three Musketeers. Their Majesties were attended by Sir Charles Cut ...

... attempting to stnp her dog from at s coalman. Mrs. Lydia Jane png aged 86. widow of a commissionaire, iNcirr Buildings, Drury Lane. \C.C., Wm mingled with the chain and was kw to tfa ground. thigh hone was broken, and she a St. Stephen's Hospital, Fulham ...

... and to refeive a herdic title. Miss Burt played the role of Helen of Swabia when the late Sir Henry Irving acted Dante at Drury Lane Theatre in 1902. She toured the Slates with Sir Henry in 1903-4. The Rambler, in the Daily Mirror. AFTER THEATRE GOLF ...

... the Stratford-on-Avon festival of 1900 she played Rosalind in As You Like It and Portia in The Merchant of Venice. At Drury Lane. on 12th June, 1906, she took part in the Jubilee matinee given to her sister, (the late) Dame Ellen Terry, ARDS LAMP ...

... who is six feet three and was originally in a lawyer's became known to all London for his sirging of 01' Man River. At Drury Lane he touched the heartstrings of • multitude by his marvel. voice origin. negro spirituals, but lie had appeared in .d before ...