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... Firs! Night at Drury Lane Noel Coward, who wrote the operetta Pacific I860, with the star Mary Martin Mrs. W. Dwighi Whitney with her daughter, Anna Massey Two of the 44 Royal Footmen who were on duty for the first time since 1 930 Air Pice-Marshal Sir ...
... MARY MARTIN, OF PACIFIC-- 1860 AN AMERICAN STAR AT DRUM LANE MARY MARTIN, who is starring in Noel Coward's Pacific 1860, at Drury Lane, rose to fame by singing the famous My Heart Belongs to Daddy in a Broadway musical comedy. She is regarded by American ...
... was pa|1 0 the Drury Lane musical comedy Oklahoma. At the end of the per- formance the company lurnec face the Royal Box and sang Happy Birthday, your Maies THE QUEEN CELEBRATES HER FORTY-SEVENTH BIRTHDAY-- A ROYAL FAMILY VISIT TO DRURY LANE Her Majesty ...
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... was also a frequent star of panto mime at Drury Lane (On left) A feature of pantomime time at Drury Lane. The cutting of the Bad- deley Cake on Twelfth Night. This cake is provided by a legacy left to Drury Lane Theatre by Robert Baddeley, a pastry cook ...
... about three months, the King and Queen and the Princesses made numerous public appear ances, including a special visit to Drury Lane for the charity performance of Noel Coward's Pacific I860. In order to arrive in England in time to act as Deputy to the ...
... OKLAHOMA! The Story Behind the Drury Lane Show which has been running in New York since 1943. OKLAHOMA!, now a smash-hit at Drury Lane, has been news in America for years. The Theatre Guild presented it on March 31, 1943, at the St. James's in New ...
... battle-dress was a dancer in the last Drury Lane pantomime, before the war. She arrived at 8.30 in the morning to be sure of her seat for the reopening of Drury Lane On right-- FOOTMEN WEARING THE ROYAL LIVERY AT DRURY LANE The first post-war First Night was ...
... stars. LUPINOS AND LANES AND BRITANNIA HOXTON TRADITION. Traditional clown JOSEPH GRIMALDI, Drury Lane, 1795. Tradition carried on GEORGE LUPINO as a clown, Drury Lane, 1912. Seventeenth-century French Punchinello, which, as a puppet show, was brought to England ...
... GERTRUDE, COUNTESS OF DUDLEY, hir a portrait of herself as Gertie Millar, famous Edwardian musical comedy star, at Drury Lane Theatre. The picture, by Albert Codings, was exhibited at the I90S Royal Academy. The Countess first appeared in the West End ...
... grown-up. There 's a spring in her eye, in the tips of her toes, as these admirable action pictures show, taken on the stage at Drury Lane. PHOTOGRAPHS DV BARON. ...