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... the occasion—apart from inside the churcnes in which Epiphany is being observed—with the cutting of the Baddeiey cake at Drury Lane Theatre after the pantomime show is over. This will be the 142nd year in succession that such a cake nas been cut on the ...
... and will transferred to Carlton House Terrace. Tbc original home of the club was at the White Hart Tavern, situated off Drury Lane, and the first members were W. 8. Gilbert, Artemus Ward, .1. L. Toole, George Augustus and T. W. Robertson. Scottish By ...
... universities and learned societies in all parte the world. The Baddeiey Cake At tha ot to-night's performance of the pantomime Drury Lane Theatre the mem here of the company assembled the stage and witnessed the cutting ot the Ihuldeley cake, ceremony which ...
... Proved of Assistance. Jl. ing unable to decide exactly how Timothy Hurley (48), carpenter, of Bruce House. Kemble Street, Drury Lane, received the fractured skull from which he died. Mr. Ingleby Oddie recorded an open verdict at the adjourned inquest at ...
... LONDON. SKULL FRACTURE. Being unable to decide exactly how Timothy Hurley (48), a carpenter, of Bruce House, Kemble Street, Drury Lane, received the fractured skuU from which he died, Mr. Ingleby Oddie recorded an open verdict at the adjourned inquest at ...
... OPEN VERDICT AT INQUEST Being unable to decide exactly how Timothy Hurley (48). a carpenter, of Bruce House, Hemble Street, Drury Lane, received the fractured skull from which he died, Mr. Ingleby Oddie reoorded an open verdict at the adjourned inquest at ...
... in each of the two acts, and it is to their credit that they )aecompliuhed their work in a manner which rivalled that of Drury Lane professionals, and in the scene shifting very littl> time was lost between the various vumbers with the result that there ...
... Irene Dunne and C. Fields. It will remembered that Faui Robeson made the song ” Old Man T ly, famous when sang Show Boat at Drury Lane Theatre, lie will be supported by ‘fatuous musicians T.isa AlinglicUi. the violinist, and Adolph Halils, the celebrated ...
... Ragland. Known as the Flower Girls' Memorial, it was presented to the church by the flower -Gelling of Clare Market and Drury-lane. It le massive cross, elms feet high, hearing • triptych, with a kneeling angel veering a laurel wreath. Close by is a ...
... and \V. C. Field*. It will remembered that Paul Robeson made the song “Old Man River’* world-famous when he sang it in the Drury lane prodnotion of “Show Boat” some years ago. It is now one of his most eagerly .demanded numbers: it is to him what ** You ...
... ideas, one is here reminded of an incident related by Tamara Karsavina in her book Theatre Street. as having happened at Drury Lane in the summer of 1914. on the last night of the engagment of the Russian ballet I leave her to tell her own story:- - This ...
... calling brought him into contact. Willy Clarkson’s grandfather was barber, his father was a wig-maker in Vinegar Yard, Drury Lane. succeeded to the business when young, and the years passed rose to undisputed supremacy as a wig-maker. was most proud ...