... PLAYED AT DRURY LANE. Mr. Vincent Clive, the actor who created the role of Hubert, Earl of Brancester, hero of the Drury Lane melodrama The Whip,” in 1909, died at Oakleigh, Wells, on Friday. Mr. Vincent Clive made his first stage appearance under the ...

... entertainments for the troops and lecturing on behalf of the British Council. has resigned his position as Controller of ENSA at Drury Lane. and is going to South Africa this month to lecture for the British Council. • ...

... the party watched the international match at Twickenham. After tea the whole party saw Oklahoma at the Theatre rloyal, Drury Lane. The journey home began mid* night and was marred by a punc*» ture. Bath was reached just after, five o'clock on Sunday ...

... Ensa should ceaie in March 31. when symphony concerts for the workers will ..lso come to an end and the Music Division at Drury Lane will close down. By the late summer of ‘946 the existing Naafi-Ensa organisation will have been replaced oy wire other ...

... unit manager, was sentenced to six months' M the second division at Bow StreA, Snttirdav, fOr stealing 1:20 sent him by Drury Lane Theatre. to pay •to ar;.s.:oscntcrtn.:ng ...

... acted in Bridgwater. Up to this time and for .some years after, practically till 1814. when he made his great success at Drury Lane he was unknown. and his movements would not be recorded even in detailed lives. He had a very hard early life, and we read ...

... of lies and scandal be taken for their authors. Since Nash died in 1761. and 'School for Scandal' was first produced at Drury Lane Theatre in 1777, it is evident that Sheridan had ample time to become fully conversant with the maxims of The Beau. Busy ...

... that he was no worse than many of his fellows. The great interests in Sheridan's life after his early burst of plays were Drury Lane Theatre, which he managed for over 30 years—and politics. It is the latter field that he finds a sympathetic, though unbiassed ...

... months ; followed by Madame Pompadour fourteen months, both at Daly’s Theatre. He was leading man in the lovely Rose-Marie at Drury Lane for over two years—surely the most successful musical play ever put on. Other parts he has played are Baron Schober in Lilac ...

... n to John Palmer, who was then mr-oager of our theatre. It appears that Henderson had pestered Gar-j r:ek for a part at Drury Lane, buti after hearing him, Garrick formed; a opinion of his powers which j considered inadequate for Lon-i dor. This young ...

... help to make this show something really above the average. Book your seats now. Tel.: Bath, 21(J1. Theatre Royal, Bath. The Drury Lane musical comedy that has entranced millions and is successful on every revival, definitely places The Desert Song as the ...

... What's On Theatre Bath. -- - The Drury Lane musical comedy that has entranced millions, and is sucea , vsful on every revival, definitely places The Detirt Song as tine greatest romance of recent years, and it will be welcomed next week at the Theatre ...