... September, 1882, and his last recorded appearance was almost exactly 50 years later. He was knighted by King George V. at Drury Lane Theatre in 1916, after the Shakespeare Tercentenary performance. In 1933 he was given Civil List pension of £100 a year ...

... with a new masque, aled 'AAfred.' wrote by Mr. Mallet, and having been lately aced with success at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. The persons of the drama. we are told, are Alfred the unfortunate, but afterwards great King of England; acted by Mr ...

... 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 ...

... practically the cradle of hockey in the West of England Sir Frank's knighthood was conferred on him on May 2nd, 1916, at Drury Lane Theatre, London, in connection with the Shakespearean Tercentenary, which was celebrated in that year. In the following ...

... 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 ...

... Northern Orchestra, conducted Gideon Fagan. 12.40—F0r the Troops: A N.A.A.F.I, concert parly rehearsal at the Theatre loyal, Drury Lane. I.o—Time; news. I.lo— Aboard Trawler, by Garnet Davey. 1.25 Marjorie Ffraugeon - Davie.; and Francesco (pianoi. 2.0 For ...

... compositions. Formerly head professor of the Mayfair School of Music and chorus master at Covent Garden Opera House and Drury Lane for several years, he had been in ill-health for about three years, but in the home of the Shuttleworths he had found a ...

... Miss Adela Katowska (Poland). Miss Shepherd Jones (London). Miss Armer (Llanisken). Miss Miles. Miss Rod well (Drury Lane). Miss Bourke (Drury Lane). Mr. Mackie (London). Mr. Ford (London). Mr. Herman Simberg (Poland) Mr. Julian Braunswerg (Poland). Mr. Chrystal ...

... Division is looked after by Mr. Wilson Blake, with offices at Birmingham, under the aegis of Ensa headquarters, Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, and NA.A.F.L, under the direction of Mr. Basil Dean. First-rate companies they are, too —and of three kinds cabaret, sing-song ...

... (London). Mrs. Basset /London). Miss Perry (Bath) Miss Blunden (London). Miss Robartes (London). Miss Rodwell (Drury Lane). Miss Bourke (Drury Lane). Miss Colleen Clifford (London). Miss Slade (London). Mr. Mackie (London). Mr. Ford (London). Mr. Felce (London) ...

... continually exaggerated statement, omission, and by innuendo to belittle the work of those :.>agnificent people now labouring at Drury Lane Theatre. ...

... ** Peter Pan the flying apparatus devised by Joseph Kirby, of flying ballet fame. This complex mechanism has been used at Drury Lane. Covent Carden and the Loudon Coliseum. The play is presented by the Daniel Mayer Company. In a specially selected cast ...