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... gifts taken by the wise Kings from the East to the cradle of Christ in the manger at Bethlehem two thousand years ago. from Drury Lane and not the shortage of sugar that is responsible. When Baddeley, the actor, left in his will, dated 1794, enough money ...
... the end of The Marriage of Kitty.” Five years ago, on the occasion of her stage jubilee, she had a testimonial matinep at Drury Lane, and she put on one act of the Gordon-Lennox play. ...
... 0-9.30. —As Homo Service. 9.30. —Variety from London’s oldest music-hall—Collins, Islington Green. 10.0. —lvor Novello’s Drury Lane productions. Excerpts from ” Glamorous Night,” Careless Rapture,” Crest of the Wave. and The Dancing Years, 10.30. —Harry ...
... the United Kingdom lived by crime. Theatre-goers had to exercise caution in returning home late at night. The lights of Drury Lane did not show up the ugly corners of Seven Dials—now Long Acre where ruffians lurked. Other great cities had similar districts ...
... LEMMY BUS'P AN ALIBI! “Ensa Half-Hour Drury Lane A. HALF-HOXJB,” tracts from Service tainments, is to be broadcast Drury Lane at 6.40 to-ni? ,j wavelength 373 m. At Busted Alibi,” episode Lemray Caution Calling be relayed. HOME SERVICE (391 m. and 449 ...
... —Foreign Languages 6.30, Close-up. Leslie interviews Jessie Matthews aoc* Hale. Mr. A. Rankine Married at Paisley 6.40. Drury Lane Calling, * presents ENSA Half-Hour. 7.10.—“ Gunner Smith Camp concert from some* the South of England.” 7.40. Lemmy Caution ...
... C. Theatre Organ. 7.15.—” Top of the Bill”: “Hutch’-’ (Leslie Hutchinson). 7.30. Drury Lane Calling.” NAAFI presents ENSA Half-Hour,” from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 8.0. —Dance Music from America. Bob Crosby and his Swing Band. 8.30. —Bohemian Concert ...
... Sir Benjamin Fuller Australian Opera Company. He has- also played principal roles in musical comedy at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, the London Coliseum, and on provincial tours. Of the lady principals it is worthy of note that Helen Koberts, the soprano ...
... the Rt. Hon. L. S. Amery, M.P. 8.45. —lvor Gurney’s Songs, sung by Sinelah* Logan (baritone). 9.0. —Time and News. 9.25. —Drury Lane Memories, 1925-1939. From “Rose Marie” to The Dancing Years.’* 10.25. —The Caravan Players. 10.45. —Epilogue. 10.55.—8 ...
... variety and topicalities. cully 6.0. —Foreign Languages 6.30. Close-up ”: Leal'* fl® views Jean Gillie and Hart**'>'; 6.45. “Drury Lane Call' * sents the ENSA Half-»?“ Matthews, Sonnie Hale, and Geraldo and his Of*’ I stage the Theatre ® I 7.15. —Ken Johnson ...
... DRURY LANE MEMORIES Home Service (391 m. and 449 m.) 5.20. —Children: “Pixie Patch,” story by Shamus O’Day; “ Talking: of Music,” Malcolm Sargent. 6.0. —Time and News. 6.15. —llkeston Co-operative Male Voice Choir (conductor, Fred Buxton). 6.30. —News ...
... Smiles,” that Tauber / appearance in this coim* w,jje i Apart from his Tauber was unknown ences, but on that f night at Drury Lane j people stood up and ing encore after encore^^ ...