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... and 8.8.C. baritone; Miss Edna Harper, sopnano; and Mr. Harry Lanson, impressionist, from the Army show The Bombshells. DRURY LANE DIRECTOR. As always, music was provided by the Palace Theatre Orchestra, under Mr. Gordon .Davies. The selections from Mr ...
... The strong cast has had one change from the team which first presented this play by A. G. Davey in the Fortune Theatre, Drury Lane. Eve Stevens, who took the part Marjorie Jarvis was to have played is ill and unable to appear. Her place will be taken ...
... OCCASIONAL NOTES Bobby Howes and Ephriam Lee, producer of Rose Marie and Desert Song at Drury Lane are at Northam. The Ministry of Home Security announces that Sir Geoffrey Peto has relinquished the position of Regional Commissioner of the South-Western ...
... eminent actresses. The Beringer sisters have been at times performing in London's leading plays, and' ' have appeared at Drury Lane. Comedy, and other prominent London theatres. Their Drama and Comedy entertainment covers selections from the classics ...
... Quadrille King. His success inspired a season of Proms at the Lyceum Theatre, London, 1938. 1940, Musard conducted a series at Drury Lane. Continuous series of summer Proms dates back to the seventies, when they were started by Jules Riviere at Covent Garden ...
... of a family with a long stage connection. Her mother was an actress, and hegreat-grandfather a member of Henry Irving's Drury Lane company. ...
... arrangements for the visit of trie Dancing t0 Eristol Hippodrom« on April 22 for two the lead, the Ivor Novello pan. n the Drury Lane production which and the Bristol Performance 'wn open the Ws tou* pr °vincial X?'' , Barry Sins a former Little Theatre ...
... joined whole-heartedly in the occasion. Among the guest artistes was Mr. Jock Prentice, for several years conductor at Drury Lane and other London theatres, now a captain the Army at Plymouth. He conducted .Mr. Hall's orchestra in the rendering of Dreamboat ...
... Quadrille King. His success inspired season of Proms at the Lyceum Theatre. London in 1838. In 1840 Musard conducted a series at Drury Lane. Continuous series of summer Proms dates back to the seventies, when they were started by Jules Riviere Covent Garden, and ...
... derive their licence from the Lord Chamberlain, that official had power to close them case of riot or national emergency. Drury Lane Theatre one of the few remaining Patent Theatres. T.J ...
... (Doors open 2.45 and 6.15. Mon., Feb. Ist, fol . 3 days:—Six Scintillating Song hits in IVOR NOVELLO'S record breaking Drury Lane Musical— GLAMOROUS NIGHT. Starring Mary Ellis. Also Hugh Williams, Judy Kelly In PREMIERE. Murder backstage. During ...
... Albert Mullah (principal tenor from the Theatre Royal Covent Garden Opera Company): Mr. John Manley (tenor. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane); Mr. R. De Lancer (principal baritone of the Royal Operetta House, Edinburgh. etc.); Mr. Walter Douglas (comedian( Theatre ...