... 15—New* Bulletin In Oermetn. 7 JO—sNox them Ireland. 7 45—An excerpt irom Tom Arnold's pantomime. Babes in the Wood, from Drury Lane. 8 30—xsorthern SO—Music for Dancing: Herman Darewskl .. . *ao bis new Melody Kavlbm Band. 10 o—Time0 —Time Signal: the ...

... luxurious theatre costing £250.000. The present Opera House contains many new features. The huge stage, not excelled even by the Drury Lane mammoth, has rising sections and lifts, is 100 feet wide with proscenium opening of 45 feet and boasts the most powerful ...

... life Book Chib choice ‘2s. 6d ». not to unt I she is the reigning toast of her day. snow morelv that the author can claim Drury Lane in the time of Kemble knows credit for a eood deal of intelligent pro- her as an actress; Bath at the height of its pcesv ...

... Navy. Army and Air Force Institutes organised by the Entertainments National Service Association From their headquarters at Drury Lane Theatre ENS A, are organising entertainments for about 25.000 troops every night. So far they have set nearly 200 actors ...

... would hardly think that the polished Katherine in this picture and the sophisticated blues ' singer in Cavalcade at Drury Lane was born in the Caledonian road. London, Binnie was, and does not mind who knows it. The happy event teas March, 190!, and ...

... steamship, at a gipsy encampment, and other romantic settings. Ivor Novello takes the part of Anthony Allen, repeating his Drury Lane success, and Mary Ellis will heard in her original role Milltza Webster Booth. Elizabeth Welch and Minnie Rayner are others ...

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... two original letters, one written by Lord Macaulay. In a rather scrawly hand, and the other by John Kemble, the famous Drury Lane tragedian. The Macaulay letter Is addressed from Albany, and dated May 28lh, 1852. as follows; My dear sir,—Mr. George Sleight ...

... Drama Talk. 1; L. du Garde Peach. 3 o—For the Troops; an E N.S.A- camp concert parly in rehearsal at the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. 3 20—Henry Hall and hla Dance Orchestra. 4 o—Time Signal; News Bulletin 4 Ift—Profiteering, customer and a trader thresh ...

... word went round theatrical circles that Charles Johnson was preparing a farce. The Cobler of Preston,” for production at Drury Lane. It was said to be based on The Taming of the Shrew. with some reference, too. to the Rebellion of 1715. against his ...

... cannot do better than adopt the serial technique:— For New Readers.—ln January, 1716. Charles Johnson, playwright attached to Drury-lane, was said to be preparing play, “The Cobler of Preston, based on the Induction to The Taming of the Shrew.” Christopher ...

... Novello; lyrics by Christopher Hassall, orchestrations by Charles Prentice; produced by Leontlne Sagan, from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane; compere Lionel Oamlln. 9 20—Sandy Macpherson at the BB C. Theatre Organ, with Mario (**Harp ) Lorenzl. o—News Bulletin ...