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... Co-operative Society's The Desert Song Desert Song. the great Drury Lane success, is at Torquay Pavilion this week by Torquay Co-operative Operatic and Dramatic Society. It sommenced on Tuesday, and will continue until Saturday, with matinees on Wednesday ...
... THAT WENT ON THE STAGE , By BERNARD HULL \TEARS AGO A SENSATIONAL MELODRAMA BY ANDREW HOLLIDAY WAS PRODUCED AT HISTORIC DRURY LANE. IT WAS CALLED THE GREAT CITY, AND THE CITY BEING LONDON, A REAL HANSOM-CAB WITH A REAL HORSE WAS BROUGHT ON THE STAGE ...
... Quartet and 8.8.C. Singers. 7.3o—News in Norwegian. 7.4s—The Human Body, 2, Children's Doctor. 8.0 —Play, The Stones of Drury Lane, Part 3. Mr. David Garrick. 8.30— Swing Unswung. Jack Payne's Orchestra. 9.0 —Time, Big Ben; News. 9.2o—Japan Wants ...
... those days, but later the possibilities of his voice were recognised. His first appearance on the London stage was at Drury Lane in 1931, in The Land of Smiles. In the following years he frequently gave recitals in all the big cities of Britain. ...
... 7.o—Fanny Burney. Portrait by Raymond Mortimer. 7.3o—News in Norwegian. 7.4s—The Human Body. B.o—Play, The Stones of Drury Lane, by Phillip Leaver and Vernon Harris. B.3o—Free Men's Charter. Magna Charter Anniversary commentary by Vernon Bartlett ...
... wartime, by J. F. H. Thomas. 7—Melody and Co.; devised by Vernon Harris and Eric Spear. 7.4o—Praying in Time of War—4. 8— Drury Lane Memories, from Rose Mane to The Dancing Years. —Time and News. 9.2o—War Commentary: Air Marshal Sir Philip Joubert. —8.8 ...
... the ballet. The magnificent panto story will have the same book. by Dan Leno. junr.. as played in the last a pantomime at Drury Lane Brother meets sister— The cast has been chosen with great care. Knowing comedy to ibe the key-note of pantomime , first ...
... SPLENDID CONCERT is promised THIS EVENING, ag 8.30, in the TOWN HALL, when HARRY GUNN and his E.N.S.A. l'onnert Party frnm Drury Lane, London, will appear. Admission 2/- (Reserved), 1/6, At Forces, 9d. Proceeds for Exeter Distress Fund. ...
... description recent events the air. 6.4o—Drury Lane Calling: N.A.A.F.I. presents E.N.S.A. half-hour; Extracts from Service entertainments contributed artists from ail sections of the sho* world, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London. 7.10 —John Hilton Talking ...
... welcome the phenomenal musical play at the Pavilion, Torquay, which not only has been produced tour times in London, at Drury Lane Theatre, the Coliseum, the Alhambra and the Garrick; has played 4000 times on tour; been seen by over six million people ...
... Co-operative ftl u'.*>o. tY. 6.3o—News in Norwegian- „ud ,*' j ing To-day. 7 o—Mclcd.v0 —Mclcd.v ' , —Praying vi Time . Drury Lane Memories. 9.2o—War Commentary: 'i3. Sir Philip Joubert. 9.35-rf t f* tra (Section C) Service, address the V> Elliott. 10 ...
... ic Orchestra. Basil Cameron (conductor). 7.3o—News in Norwegian. 7.45 — The Human Body Discussion. 8.0— The Stones of Drury Lane, Part VI. Edmund Kean. B.3o—Revue, Twinkle. 9.o—Time, Big Ben; News. 9.2o—Edith Evans in The Millionairess, Part ...