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... Black-Out and The Ghost Of Its Reactions Drury Lane THE crisis has certainly gripped our A- office. Work is at a standstill. Even the manager, who is a holy terror for working, has joined the staff in their frequent discussions. At the first shout of ...
... GRDE- AN ULSTER GHOST TALE. DRURY LANE The Cooneen Ghost, a dramatic reconstruction of the Haunting of a little Farmhouse in County Fermanagh, will be broadcast to-night at 8 o'clock. The material has been supplied by Cahir Healy and dramatised by N ...
... AT REHEARSAL Talk With Artists at Drury The King and Queen visited the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, . yesterday, and met members of the | N.A.A.F.I. party, who were giving a rehearsal before leaving for France this week-end to entertain the troops ...
... musical director of Drury Lane Theatre, taught him the violin at six. He became a theatre violinist at fourteen and a musical director of the Palace Theatre, London, at twenty-eight. In 1022 he became a musical director at Drury Lane. DR. GOEBBELS AND LORD ...
... nodding its head to its haunting strains. Born Waterloo London on November 4, 187;.’, his lather, then musical director of Drury Lane Theatre, taught him the violin at the age of six and completed his musical education at the Guildhall School of Music He ...
... England. Endless two. a style of humour all his own him to the top line of the mu• and it 111115 in IRB' that he t fame at Drury Lane Since been the annual and constant , ren, of all ages. ...
... to enjoy the jolliest dance of the season. KING AND QUEEN HEAR NAAFI PARTY. The King and Queen visited the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, yesterday and met members of the Naafi party, who were giving a rehearsal before leaving for France this week-end ...
... Catholic priesthood. but went on the stage when he was 19. His first London appearance was in Hamlet at Drury Lane in 1783. and after being manager of Drury Lane for many years he was manager at Covent Garden for the last I 4 years. Kernble has played all the ...
... first water: Jack Marks, labelled Great Britain's Fred Astaire; Rita Cooper. who has recently fi nished an engagement in Drury Lane; Kitty Lovaine. a charming soubrette, and the Swing Three with Renee Rich. There will be a change of programme every week ...
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... regular features. A new series by Erie Johns on London' most famous theatres commences th's month, the first featuring Theatre Drury Lane, Stanley Parker has i•- tributed some clever sketches of stars in - The Importance of Heinz Earnest. and there are portraits ...
... programme. 745—An excerpt from Tom Arnold's pantomime. Babes in the Wood. Produced by Tom Arnold. from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 1-30—Famous Music-halls. A pageant of entertainment. past and present, at Britain's most historic Variety theatres. No ...