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... en Friday at Hartpury, but in spite of hard frost, hounds kept their sppohit•ment for the children's meet on Monday, at Drury Lane, home of the Master, Co.onel Bettie. Later an the morning sun shone and although • fresh air it turned out a beautiful day ...
... Vicarage and saw a man on the roof. Before the court was Andrew Carney, 37, described as a barman, of Siddonsbuildings, Drury-lane, London, who was committed for trial on a charge of entering the Vicarage with intent to commit a felony. Mrs. Howson said ...
... and news. PROGRAMME FOR THE FORCES 2.0: —For the Troops: A N.A.A.F.I. variety programme in rehearsal at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. 2.20: —Favourite orchestral pieces on gramophone records. 3.o:—Home Service programme. 3.50: —Songs and ballads, sung by ...
... Mitchell interviews Jessie Matthews and Sonnie Hale. 6.4o—Extracts from Service entertainments; from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 7.10 —Concert by the troops, from somewhere in the South of England. 7.40 —Lemmy Caution Calling; by Peter Cheyney, 2—A ...
... Bulletin. 6.3o—Description recent events in the air. 6.40 —Extracts from Service entertainments, from the Theatre Rpyal, Drury Lane. 7.lo—John Hilton. 7.2s—Safety Curtain; script by Atibrey Danvers - Walker; produced by Tom Ronald, with Pat Rignold. Dick ...
... s—Gramophone.5—Gramophone. 5.30 —Variety. Foreign Languages Bulletin. 6.30— I The World Goes By, with F. H. Grisewood. 7 Drury Lane Calling:: The ENSA Half- Hour. 7.3o—Slopton Ra^«is—a story, F. H. Grisewood. rthur cung and Swingette. ».20—Home Service ...
... price.—Write 686 Citizen, Gloucester. 6 — ROYAL Enfield, sv. C. De Luxe 1939 350 c.c. magdyno; good condition.— G Watkins, Drury Lane, Redmarley, Glos. 599—P.4 S.A. 250 c.c.; 9,000 miles only.—Strettons B. Garage, Ltd., Worcester Street, Glouces- ter. 2047—U ...
... S. Amery appealing behalf of the British Social Hygiene Council. B.4s:—Sinclair Lagon (baritone). 9:—Time; News. 9.25: —Drury Lane Memories, 1925-1939, arranged and produced by Gordon McConnel. 10.25:—Caravan Players. 10.45:—Epilogue. 10.55: —8.8.C. Military ...
... 8.40.—Mr. LL. S. Amery, appeal on behalf of the British Social Hygiene Council. Logan, barytone. 9.—News. 9.25—Drury Lane Memories, 1925-1939, singers, Elisabeth Welch, Lorely Dyer, Arnold Matters; narrator, Leslie Mitchell; B.B.C. Theatre Chorus and ...
... programme, with Jessie Matthews, Sonnie Hale, Stanley Holloway, and Geraldo and his Orchestra; from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. 7.l7—Ken Johnson and his West Indian Dance Orchestra. B—Home Service. 9—Foreign Languages Bulletin. 9.ls—What's On To-morrow ...
... Community Singing, recorded by troops, somewhere in England; Robert Montgomery (guest compere), from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. 7.ls.—Dear Old Southland, featuring Ken Johnson and his West Indian Dance Orchestra, with Betty Kent, A 1 Bowlly, Don Johnson ...
... —Farming: The flock in war time, by J, F. H. Tromas. and Co.; B.B.C. Revue Crehestra and Chorus 7.40.—Praying in ‘ime of War. 8.—Drury Lane Memories—From Rose Marie to The Dancing Years, 9.—News. 20.—War Commentary : Air Marsha! Sir Phili ilip Joubert 9.35, -—B ...