... Ensa's official history and that no information will be withheld.' Standing next him was Macqueen Pope. who, when he left Drury Lane in disgust, wrote Ensa's history with much greater frankness than Dean could ever use, pope, however, tore up his manuscript ...

... strikes at the root of naval traditions were heard. JOKES OF THE TIMES EN the other day, Mao- queen Pope. the biographer of Drury Lane, was showing a party of L.C.C.pupils around Our National Theatre.' as he calls tt, and ne asked for questions, a Cockney ...

... Macqueen Pope, the historian of Drury Lane, was: What is the connection between Drury Lane and the Tower of London? Obviously nis answer should have been, The little princes in the Tower and Prince Littler in Drury Lane. Besides, the other princes ...

... who was intensively trained, as a youth in knowledge of the British Empire must have wondered when ne read. in his boa at Drury Lane the programme of Pacific 1860 ' Noel Coward has written. In it the history of Samolo. the Island he staged in his play ...

... TOO MUCH BROADWAY TT is very nice to hear that IT Oklahoma will crowd Drury Lane for a couple of years; but when will London managers, in these days when every dollar counts, cease relying on New York for their big musical attractions? C. B. Cochran ...

... tobacco comes their fine Fresh Natural Flavour. Larger than some they fully satisfy. RHODIAN N? 3 . By LAMBERT & BUTLER of Drury Lane TEN for I/3 TWENTY for 2/4 Branch of THE IMPERIAL TOBACCO COMPANY (of Grcat Brawn & Ireland). Ltd. IS ...

... England, the first for 17 years, has been arranged by his old friend 81r Thomas Beecham, and next Sunday Strauss will be at Drury Lane Theatre to hear Sir Thomas conduct a programme of his works, which will include a fantasy, The Woman Without a Shadow ...

... bequeathed a Twelfth Night cake to His A MATCHLESS STORY Majesty's Company of Come-1 T was because the Archbishop diens at Drury Lane, was once of Canterbury called to pastrycook to Lord North. who complain about the morals of bat our American colonies. ...

... has a supporter of more humane punishment in the person of the five-years-old grandson of Macqueen Pope. the historian of Drury Lane. After receiving live slaps from his mother, the child remarked, Two would have•done me flne. CUTTING DIAMOND UL THE ...

... the sun setting the white peaks aflame and bathing all the tiny chalets in a pink glow, It was for all the worl,l like a Drury Lane back-cloth come to life. Anyway, ever since I saw the Rome Express film I've wanted to ride on this train. It has carried ...

... them how to live, nn' how to be miserable. THE SMALL VOICE (Plaz-They took Harold Keel, t h leading man in Oklabomi from Drury Lane, all the w to Denham to make this mei drama of what happens wh ,- three escaped convicts imprisn a young playwright and ...

... expecting the stork ..me time in January. Keel met his wife, Helen Anderson, while they were both playing in Oklahoma* at Drury Lane. GREGORY PECK went off on location, came back and found he had an American wife. She is a Finn and in his absence had taken ...