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... 12 neen.-0.3.0. Northern Orchestra. it p.m.--For the Troops: N.A.A.F.I. concert party in rehearsal at the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. I.—Time and news. I.lo.—Abeard a Trawler, by Garnet Davey. 136.--11ohulsert: Marjorie Ffrangcom Davies (soprano) and Francesco ...
... Lost Chord, and a screen commentary on the composing by Noel Coward of she music for Litter Sweet. Robert Naylor, the Drury Lane tenor, and a native of Luddenden, near Halifax, was not able to be present, and John Foster. the Halifax parson tenor ...
... before the John Hart regime when the manager of a Leeds theatre was an actor named John Coleman, who had been lessee of Drury Lane Theatre and had written and toured his own dramas. Backed by a local syndicate ...
... War-Worker of 79 From Our Own Correspondent WAKEFIELD, Thursday A Florence Nightingale in Wakefield Is Miss S. A. Sterndale, of Drury Lane, who has conquered official objection and regularly visits troops who are confined to sick bay in the city. She taltes with ...
... Comforts Fund. The artistes, all ot; whom are giving their services, will be Mr. Robert Naylor, the well-known tenor, of Drury Lane and 8.8. C. fame (with Miss Peggy Lovell, LRAM., of the BB.C, at the piano); Miss Gladys Hesketh, soprano; Miss Kathleen ...
... 3rd MARCH, 1940, ARTISTES: Miss GLADYS HESKETH, Soprano. Miss KATHLEEN PROCTER, Contralto. Mr. Robert Naylor (Tenor) of Drury Lane and 8.8. C. Fame, with Miss PECCY LOVELL. L.RAM., of the 8.8. C., at the Piano. Mr, ENOCH STANYER, Baritone, Entertainer: ...
... —Boulevard Players. 1. o—Home Service. 2. o—For the Troops: N.A.A.F.I. variety programme rehearsal at the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. 2.30 —Favourite Orchestral Pieces irecords): Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra; Booton Promenade Orchestra; Peter Dawson ...
... 311.—Boulevard Players. I.—Horns programme. 2.—For the Troops: N.A.A.F.I. if programme in rehearsal at t Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. 2.2o.—Orchestral Places on gramophomii records. 3.-140 me programme. 3.so.—Bangs and Ballade, suns William Parsons. I.lo ...
... Novello's Lane productions, recorded by the original artists—Mary Ellis, Trefor Jones. Dorothy Dickson. Olive Gilbert, with the Drury Lane Theatre Orchestra. 10.30—Harry Roy and bis Band. 10.85—Summary of to-morrow's pro- grammes. 11. Service. To-morrow a.m.—Time ...
... Programme. 9.30. Variety: From London's nl nom , liall—oolllns. Islington presented by Lew 'ARP. IS Excerpts from loos Novell° Drury Lane productions, re,•oi t!ir• rHigmal 3rt- , - 19.30.—Harry R*y and his Band, '• lb - -10.55.—Summary 01 To-morrow's grammes ...
... presented by Lew Lake. Io.o.—Excerpts from Ivcr Novello's Drury Lane productions. recorded by the orig.nal artistes. Mary Ellis, Trefor Jones, Dorothy Dickson. Olive Gilbert with the Drury Lane Theatre Orchestra. conducted by Charles Prentice. Io.3o.—Harry ...
... u—Home Service. o.3o—Variety. from London's oldest musichall—Collins. Islington Green. 10. o—Excerpts from Ivor Novello's Drury Lane productions, recorded by the original artists—Mary Ellis, Trefor Jones. Dorothy Dickson, Olive Gilbert, with the Dniry Lane ...