... s—Gramophone.5—Gramophone. 5.30 —Variety. Foreign Languages Bulletin. 6.30— I The World Goes By, with F. H. Grisewood. 7 Drury Lane Calling:: The ENSA Half- Hour. 7.3o—Slopton Ra^«is—a story, F. H. Grisewood. rthur cung and Swingette. ».20—Home Service ...

... the Bride (Adelphi); Sweetest and Lowest (Ambassadors); Variety (Casino); Annie Get Your Gun (Coliseum); Oklahoma (Drury Lane); 1066 And All That (Palace); Midsummer Night's Dream (Open Air, Regent's Park). Cinema: Nanook of the North (London ...

... —Monday night was a triumphant one for Mr. Balfe, whose opera, ' The Bohemian Girl brilliant success. It was was produced at Drury Lane on that evening with the most put on the stage in the most splendid manner, and with an almost reckless disregard of expense ...

... to such spots en masse. A show has hit town in a biff way—a simple Western musical. Why has this American production at Drury Lane, Oklahoma proved a sensation? What has got that the Othe THF. SHOW 3 in thlS CaM yS« have been a _ S g°ood tunes-superb ...

... Mitchell interviews Jessie Matthews and Sonnie Hale. 6.4o—Extracts from Service entertainments; from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 7.10 —Concert by the troops, from somewhere in the South of England. 7.40 —Lemmy Caution Calling; by Peter Cheyney, 2—A ...

... been placed fourth and Starwort fifth in the Derby. See adjoining column. 3.0 NEWMARKET Betting: Evens Cheveley Lady, 3-1 Drury, Lane, 6-1 Jenepher, 10-1 Noble Duke, 100-8 Roman Flight, Jay's Wing, 100-6 Constellate, 20-1 Fire Maiden, 33-1 others. 3.30 NEWMARKET ...

... , Wed. Eve., F' TWELFTH NIGHT* Thurs. Mat. and E*®* COMING SHORTLY NIGHTLY, 7.0. . 3 (j, MATS. Thurs. and ' The Great Drury Lane »«J THE DESERT SQNC. Week. Com Monday, Augpalace Continuous from 2.30- I'LL BE YOU Ginger Rogers, Joseph m, Shirley ...

... to be beliCFor the second time this •ummer an American show has made a hit in Town. Oklahoma had instant sucrpss at Drury Lane. Now Annie, Get Your Gun! has shot its way to favour at the can't say fairer than that this the perfect show for visitors ...

... Bulletin. 6.3o—Description recent events in the air. 6.40 —Extracts from Service entertainments, from the Theatre Rpyal, Drury Lane. 7.lo—John Hilton. 7.2s—Safety Curtain; script by Atibrey Danvers - Walker; produced by Tom Ronald, with Pat Rignold. Dick ...

... S. Amery appealing behalf of the British Social Hygiene Council. B.4s:—Sinclair Lagon (baritone). 9:—Time; News. 9.25: —Drury Lane Memories, 1925-1939, arranged and produced by Gordon McConnel. 10.25:—Caravan Players. 10.45:—Epilogue. 10.55: —8.8.C. Military ...

... —Theatre organ. 3.30 —Variety concert. 4— Sandy's Half-hour for Canada. 4.3o—Foden'o Motor Works Band. s—Theatre Royal, Drury Lane (records). s.3o—Band. 6.3o—Entertainment. 6.ss—Weekly News-Letter. 7.3o—Community hymn-singing and religious service. B—Negro ...

... fire. Physically, it towered high over Bow Street compared with its predecessors and contrasted magnificently with near-by Drury Lane. Peg Woffington and Mrs. Siddons were stars in that first theatre. Edmund Kean land Macready had their hours of glory in ...