... London, in September, 1883, ana his last recorded appearance was almost exactly bO years later. was knighted oy King George V Drury Lane Theatre in 1918 after the Shakespeare Tercentenary performance. married, in 1888, his leading lady, Gertrude Constance Samwell ...

... very welcome to the distinction—if it distinction—so far as am concerned. She was responsible for one of the scenes in the Drury Lane show, “ The Sun Never Sets,” in 1838, and while in London met number of well-known folk, mostly theatrical, of whom she ...

... to grow up”— H G. Stead, Ph.D. 11-o—For the Schools. 12-0—8.8. C Northern Orchestra. 12-40 “For the Troops”: Rehearsal at Drury Lane Theatre. 1-o—Time and News. 1-10—“ Aboard a Trawler”; Garnet Davcy. 1-25—Schubert: Marjorie Ffrangeon-Davies (soprano) and ...

... Scottish Orchestra, and Matthew Dickie (tenor), with James Sloan 'reader). 4^— For the Troops: Concert in Rehearsal at Drury Lane Theatre. 4-30—‘’Swine Time—OM’ pro ™l of the Charleston Chasers. 4-50 Can Wc Do Without God?”: Bishop Waller Carey. 5-0-“ ...

... 6-0— Foreign Languages Bulletin. 6-30 —Close- Up”: Leslie Mitchell interviews Jessie Matthews and Sonnie Hale. 6-40—“ Drury Lane Calling; “Ensa Half-Hour. 7-10— ’Gunner Smith Entertains “From somewhere in the south England.” 7-40— Leramy Caution ...

... Bill: Hutch (Leslie Hutchinson), 7-80—“Drurv Lane Calling”: N.A.A.F.I. presents “ENSA Half- Hour. from Theatre Royal. Drury Lane 8- —Dance Music from America: Bob Crosby and his Swing Band. 8-30— Bohemian Concert (organised by the Insurance institute ...

... Languages Bulletin 6-30—“ Air Logv.! Recent events in the air. 6-40—NAAFI presents “Ensa Half-hour,” from Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. London. 7-10—John Hilton Talking. 7-25—“ Safety Curtain”: Mystery staged with music, and played Pat Rignold, Dick Francis ...

... 6-0— Foreign Languages Bulletin. 6-30— The World Goes Bv. 7-o—'‘Dn:rv Lane Calling : ENSA Half-Hour, from Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. 7-30 —Slopton Races ': An Our Bill story, bv E. H. Grlsewood. 7-50 —“Sophisticated Swine: Arthur Young and his Swlnetettc ...

... and Dance (records). 3-40—Reginald Dixon (8.8. C. Theatre Organ). 4-0 —Home Service. 5-o—Variety from the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. 5-45—John Hiltoi) Tafking. 6-o—Foreign Languages Bulletin, 6-30—“ Naval Log; Recent Events Sea 6-40—Ivor Dennis (piano) ...

... that be was not prepared to give an unqualified promise to this effect. Drury Lane Entertainment Maurice Chevalier, the French film star, had an enthusiastic reception a: Drury Lane Theatre this aftemoo:! when he took part in an entertainmer: for officers ...

... Council, by Rt. Hon. L. S. Amery, M.P. 8-45—Ivor Gurney’s Songs, sung by Sinclair Logan (baritone). 9-0— Time and News. 9-25—“ Drury Lane Memories, 1925-1939,” from “ Rose Marie to “ The Dancing Years. 10-25— In Budapest,” with the Caravan Players. 10-45—Epilogue ...

... and Bob Somewhere in France. 2-o—The Karl Caylus Players. 2-80— Shows at the Lane —Records of Songs Sung at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 3-o—Home Service. 3-30— Baxendale's (Manchester) Works Band. 4-0 —Home Service. 4-80— All the Latest (dance records). ...