... Troops, A.T.S. and naval men gathered for an entertainment in which the pioneer of the Sing Song parties sent out from Drury Lane Theatre appeared, cheered the announcement to the echo. Mr. Dalzell said that Lieutenant C. R. Thompson, M.C., the ente ...

... was an honotir have ignored him. Notes.-1- grit appearance was Drury Lane. This is a mistake. add an the 179 Crow4.e He r ma t de Thea his t fire. Dublin. tram boutrst appearegas at Drury Lane Theatre. April 27. 1798. young Ilirabel. in The Inconstant ...

... comedy supreme, By art and nature chastely fit, To play the gentleman or wit; Not Harris's nor Coleman's boards, Nor all that Drury Lane affords, Can paint the rakish Charles so well— Give as much life to Mirabel; Or show for light and airy sport So exquisite ...

... Here now price. English peer wrote to Belfast recently Bertram, which was produced at for a copy of this work, but at the Drury Lane. moment only one complete edition is For a time afterwards Maturin knew known to be in existence. the gaiety of London Society ...

... DRURY LANE HIT BY RAIDERS. WORLD FAMOUS THEATRE. NO HISTORIC PARTS DAMAGED. The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, the oldest theatre in the world which is still used as a theatre, was damaged in a recent air raid, but the bomb fortunately damaged no part of ...

... Hying very high u ourse they were using o|»oIis guide -onie ijeclive. They were harassed A -A. gunfire. Drury Lane Hit The Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, the ill theatre in the world winch used theatre, was lecent air raid, but the bomb f inately damaged pan ...

... Bombs in Famous Theatre I Underpinikl that none the portion of Drury Lane Thent damaged the recent bomb The bomb fe!) through the re-c exploded at the back of the ni;. safety curtain was badly crumpi' the blast, but it saved the stac everything behind ...

... verses lauding Nelson being improvised for the occasion, while it is recorded that— A person last night in the gallery of Drury Lane house, calling frequently in a boisterous manner for the tune of 'Britons Strike Home•' was immediately silenced by the ...

... of waltzes—B.B.C. Theatre Orchestra , , 3— Home Service. 3-30—Don Felipe and the Cuban Caballeros. 4— “The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, by Patric Curwcn. 4-3U —Home Service C—Timer Planofortea”: Billy Mason. 5-15 —“Ack-Ack. Beer-Beer.” —News in Dutch and ...

... Happy Gang Waldteufel* 8.8. C. Theatre rc hestra. 3 A— Horn Service Felipe anu the Cuban Caballeros. A A—The Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. *• 4.3>—Honii Servier 5 A—‘ Pianoforte*. ' Billy Mason. 5.15 * —•• Ack Ark Beer-Beer.” c A—News in Dutch and French. 6 ...

... six months' imprisonment in the second division at Bow Street Police Court, London, to-day for stealing £2O from E.N.S.A., Drury Lane Theatre, by whom he was employed as mobile uni' manager. •geant Bourne said the money was sent to Howard to pay to artists ...

... something of the work of E.N.S.A., which will have been running fifteen months by the end of the year. In the National Theatre, Drury Lane, some 180 men and women are at work day and night to provide entertainment for the Navy, Army, and Air Force. Since war ...