... in September. 1882. His last recorded appearance was almost exactly fifty years later. was knighted by King George V. at Drury Lane Theatre in 1316. after the Shakespeare tercentenary performance. 1933 was given Civil List pension of £lOO a year recognition ...

... 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 ...

... Feast of the Epiphany. otherwise known as Twelfth Night, which fal's to-morrow. In the morning, two gentlemen of the from Drury Lane. and not the shortage King's household will attend the special of sugar that is responsible. service at the Chapel Royal ...

... 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 ...

... 12. o—The 8.8. C. Northern Orchestra. 12.40—F0r the Troops: A N.A.A.F.I. concert party in rehearsal the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 1. o—Time and News. I.lo—Aboard Trawler, Garnet Davey. I.26—Marjorie Ffrangcon - Davies (soprano) and Francesco Ticciati ...

... ty from London's oldest music-hall: Collins, Islington Green, presented by Lew Lake. 10-0--Excerpts from Ivor Novello's Drury Lane productions, recorded by the original artists. 13-30--Harry Roy and his Band, from the Cafe Anglais, London 13-55-- Summary ...

... Home Service. 9.30 Variety from London’s oldest music hall. Collins, Islington Gren. 10.6 —Excerpts from Ivor Novello’s Drury Lane Productions 10.30 Harry Roy and his Band. 10.55-11.1—Summary To-morrow’s Programmes. ...

... FORCES (373.1 Metres and 342.1 Metres.) 4 p.m.— For the Troops A Naafi Variety Concert in rehearsal at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. London. 4-30—Swing Time—Old: records of the Charleston Chasers. 4-50— Can We Do Without God? Bishop Walter Carey. 5-o— ...

... 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-“ ...

... politician. free; of Mr. Hodgkinson, the bank The man of fashion becomes the manager, who subscribes to the Right, manager of Drury Lane. the manager the Left, and the Centre Book Clubs; becomes the member of Parliament. of Mr, Grosmont, dreaming of untold ...

... 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 ...