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... Amery is a past president of the council. SAS—lvor Gurney's songs, sung by Sinclair Logan (baritone). 9.9—Time; News. o.26—Drury Lane Memories, 1926- 1930. Singers, Elisabeth Welch. Lorely Dyer, Arnold Matters, LOX. Chorus and Orchestra. Dunng these Years ...
... . Bridgewater's Fantasie on Vic- 9.5-Time ; News. sented by Charles Chilton. torian Melodies. Similitude. by 0.25-Drury Lane Memories, 1925- - ~. _• _._.. - l'oti hear Frn rankse Truhaucri Lee Sims. and other light, pleasant 1939. Singers, Elisabeth ...
... swing fans 441 Dudley Bearers at the limatro organ. Light music programme. including Dudley Beaven's own arrangement of Drury Lane memories. s.o—The French Soldier's Songs (1440-1940), introduced and sung by Gustave Ferrari. 6.15 —Despatch from the Front ...
... Roll Of Dishonour For Runaways SIR SEYMOUR HICKS, Controller of Ensa, who is busy at Drury Lane rehearsing six separate shows for the troops, writes: Mr. Balcon has not gone far enough. I would deny these so-called Englishmen the right ever to ...
... Mussorgsky's Gopak s.o—Tinte I and lid the fain. _ Curwen. 8.8. C. announcer. elves a history of the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, starttng from the Noll Gwyn days. Curwen acted with H. B Irving and Gerald du Maurer. and has appeared In Australia. New ...
... managing director of one of the largest groups of . unit trusts, Mr. Frederick George Philpott —, ! has taken on this new war- DRURY LANE ! GIRL WHO ICme job—partly as a hobby, I partly for something to do. GHOST ' TURNED DO , A former estate manager, WW now ...
... Too Much Office FORTUNATELY even war has its pleasant side, and we'll go along and have a look at it. We go first to Drury Lane. Here Mr. Basil Dean. head of E.N.S.A.. receives us, and re- ...
... experienced E.N.S.A. producers to coach them. Having decided what show to do. they borrow costumes from the vast wardrobes of Drury Lane. ...
... I Capital of Dutch t Indies 471 5 Author of Lorna 10 contents bill The Importance of (5) 48 Famous 1928 Drury Lane show t 8) 49 for eoveretina (7) 50 Buffoonery 51 Oxford college (T) 53 Tax on legal documents (91 56 School founded by Plato 171 60 ...
... A. has its headquarters at Drury Lane Theatre. Those who remember it in all its peace-time glory would not recognise the rabbit-warren that it has tjecome. Indeed, it is lucky that w. had a theatre of the size of Drury Lane to house E.N.S.A. in all its ...
... Brancker, who was killed in the R 101 disaster in 1931. She was born in London in 1890 and made her first appearance at Drury Lane in 1900 ...
... there Is too much of the all-boys-together spirit. But after that the excitement rises, to blow up in a battle scene that Drury Lane at its nalmiest never equalled Basil Dean will deserve most of the credit for the succe , s this p'.a, is certain to have ...