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... was produced at Drury Lane in 1699. In 1700, at the age of twentytwo, he served as a lieutenant in Holland and wrote *“ The Constant Couple.” ~His “Beaux’ Stratagem” (1707) gave the characters tady Bouniiful and Boniface to the language as types. Advance ...
... DRURY LANE HIT BY RAIDERS. WORLD FAMOUS THEATRE. NO HISTORIC PARTS DAMAGED. The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, the oldest theatre in the world which is still used as a theatre, was damaged in a recent air raid, but the bomb fortunately damaged no part of ...
... Maritana First Produced at Drury Lane Theatre, London, November 15, 1845 Oa 17th, 18th, and 19th April. in the abtrve Opera will be presented by the tßis!uv Cht,r3l a iii Urches- Tile play aud -;try tral Socitty. tb. : Opera:— In Aci 1 the Spanish King ...
... Drury Lane Theatre, London, In 1683 the entertainment started at three o'clock. It is not stated if this was a polis:e regulation, but the management decided on the arrangement because of the badness of the streets, the danger of traversing them on dark ...
... DRURY LANE MEMORIES. (296.2, 391.1 and 449 1 Metres) 3-15 p.m. ''Cabin No. 3. - Play. 4-15— A Health Dinner. Talk. 4-30— Wynford Reynolds' Orchestra. 5-o—News and Talk in Welsh 5-20—The Children's Hour 6-o—Time; News 6-15—Ilkeston Male Voice Choir. ...
... 7.15—* Top of the Bill,” 7,.3o—Drury Lane Calling. B.o—Dance Music from America. Bob Crosby and his Swing Band. 8,30-— Bohemian Concert. 9,o—Foreign Languages Bulletin. 9,l6—What’s On To-morrow? 9,2o—Home. 9.3s—Records. 10,0 —Tommy Kinsman’'s Band. 10 ...
... FIRE IN THEATRE Scotland’s “Drury Lane” damaged After the audience had left on Saturday night the auditorium of the Theatre Royal. Edinburgh, was badly damaged by fire. one was Injured. The Theatre Royal, the oldest theatre in Edinburgh, has been described ...
... stage, but the people want it, and so it has come to stay. More than two hundred years ago, Skakespearc had to be dropped at Drury Lane in favour of pantomime because the people of London asked for it in no uncertain voice. We can imagine the hearthurnings ...
... price 1/5, including piThaar tax. Drury Lane Theatre, London, was once sold for half aoretniga. ...
... pioneer was John Rich, manager of Lincoln's Inn Fields Theatre, which had fallen on evil days owing to competition with Drury Lane. In desperation, Rich announced that on December 26 he would present a New Italian Mimic Scene (never before produced) ...
... TO-NIGHT, FRIDAY ‘N.I.E.N.S.A. ON PARADE’ HENRY OSCAR. Famous Staße and Film : Star; Manager. Drama Division. F.N.S.A., • Drury Lane, will introduce the Show. ADMISSION. 2/6. | Doors open 6-30 p.m. Programme starts 7-30 ...
... Farquhar, spontaneous and vivacious dramatist, from _its beginnings in 17th Century Derry to its climax at the Royal Theatre, Drury Lane, is told in Sam Hanna Bell's ““The Pliant Soul’” which will be broadcast at 10-15 p.m. on Tuesdav. ...