... the book, is a product of tho Abbey Theatre, Dublin. and served his apprenticeship with Jimmy O'Brien, so well-known at Drury Lane in the early days of this century. Mr. Nagle played the name part in Androoles and the Lion at the Abbey Theatre. • In ...

... niece of the late Marie Lloyd, will sing some of her aunt's songs. Edward Ward, baritone, has been associated with several Drury Lane successes; while Paddy Prior is familiar to admirers of the Ridgeway Parade. The fifth programme of the Facet aeriec will ...

... play by Sigmund Roinl,erg Printed' and published by the which has drawn crowded .houses to Proprietors, The South Wales Drury Lane, Alhambra and the Regal C a sette, Ltd., at the Offices, :IT at various periods during the past six king Street, Abertillery ...

... company. She met with the first recognition of her great powers as an actress in Cheltenham after which she appeared ate Drury Lane in London. Her appearance on the Loudon stage was a comparative failure but on the same stage, five years later in the character ...

... Margo in the Tredegar t Operatic Society'■ production of the Desert Song the same part which Edith Day portrayed in the Drury Lane production of the show. Miss Adams was the winner of the Newport final of British Gaumont Film Company's Golden Voice ...

... Mary O'Farrell and Martin Lewis, and Fred Groves will be heard as Bridges, the part be played in the original production at Drury Lane. This fine actor will be remembered for swill, performances as Flambeau in L'Aiglon and Engstrand io Ghosts. The part ...

... 7--Serlal Play. 7.Sa P.M. Mabee In the Weed, T. I p.m. Musk him the Merles trim the Theatre —Louie Levy wfth the Royal, Drury Lane. S.S.C. Variety Il.m. Famine Munk 'talk. tra. ...

... Fothergill Rowlands, Nantyglo, who in 1856 was elected chairman of the Brynmawr Board of Health. Many of his plays became great Drury Lane successes. • • DOCTOR'S GIFT. Dr, Remnictt Weaver, for 4i years Medical Officer of Health in the Abertillery district, was ...