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... September, 1882, and his last recorded appearance was almost exactly 50 years later. He was knighted by King George V. at Drury Lane Theatre in 1916, after the Shakespeare Tercentenary performance. In 1933 he was given Civil List pension of £100 a year ...
... Northern Orchestra, conducted Gideon Fagan. 12.40—F0r the Troops: A N.A.A.F.I, concert parly rehearsal at the Theatre loyal, Drury Lane. I.o—Time; news. I.lo— Aboard Trawler, by Garnet Davey. 1.25 Marjorie Ffraugeon - Davie.; and Francesco (pianoi. 2.0 For ...
... Boulevard Players. I.o—Home Service. 2.o—For the Troops: a N.A.A.F.I. variety programme rehearsal at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 2.20—j Favourite orchestral pieces on gramophone records. 3.o—Home Service. 3.50 j —Songs and ballads, sung William Parsons ...
... London's oldest music-hall Islington Green. 10.0—Excerpt Ivor Novello's Drury Lane procU'C fl (recorded); with Mary Ellis, Jones. Dorothy Dickson. Olive s tr** with the Drury Lane Theatre 10.30 —Harry Roy and his Band. p the Cafe Anglais, London. 10.55 ...
... 30 Close-up: Leslie Mitchell Interviews Jessie Matthews and Sonnle Hale. 6.40— Drury Lane Calling. N.A.A.F.I, presents E.N.S.A. Half-hour, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.- Mo—Gunner Smith entertains, being part a camp concert performed and presented ...
... (Leslie t Hutchinson). 7.3o—Drury Lane Calling; N.A.F.F.I, presents E.N S.A. Half-hour, being extracts from Service entertain- ments contributed artists from all sections of the ?how world, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. i 8.0 Dance Music relayed ...
... 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 ...
... Variety: Jack and Eddie , Patricia Roe?borough, Norman Sylvia Welling. 6.o—Foreign Lang Bulletin. 6.3o—The World Goes 7.o—Drury Lane Calling: NAAFI the ENSA half-hour. 7.30— Races—An Our Bill story. Sophisticated Swing with Arthur crnd his Swingtettc. 8 ...
... excerpt from and the Savillc Theatre; Maurice •and Gracie Fields, accompany Louis Levy and his Orchestra. Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. Hilton talking. 6.o—Foreign bulletin. 6.3o—Naval log. Dennis ( piano 1. 6.50 —Estami» e W«g fais. 7.15 —Do You Remember ...
... Social Hygiene Council «c ...
... Variety Orcnestra. Jral'-^l s Service. I.4o—Parlez-Vous Fran —The Karl Caylus Hayers- Records of songs sung at tnt cfi. Royal. Drury Lane. 3.0 —Horn I 3.30 —Baxendale's (Manchester' > 8.8.C. Theatre All the Latest records>. cd%&X 8.8.C. Singers. 5.15 —Dancing ...
... Shall the vision of the theatre always be present? Oh! Spare me—l see the spectre of the real saloon of that vile house (Drury Lane Theatre) rise up before me—the gentleman blackguards—the lady courtezans. I rushed into my cabin, coffeed, wined, and went ...