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... services were recognised by the knighthood conferred upon him at tilt. Shakespeare tercentenary performance of Julius Car at Drury lane in 1916. In his stage costume he received the accolade with a property sword in the Royal box, amid a scene of remarkable ...
... the responsibility is solely that of the direction of E.N.S.A. For not providing them with better material. Now that the Drury Lane people know that the 8.E.F., 1940, demands a reasonable intellectual standard in even its free shows they may be inclined ...
... Mrs Wood, who the owner of the Hickory Wood Copyrights. was the widow of J. Hickory Wood, who wrote the pantomimes for Drury Lane Theatre from 1900 10 1911. They were the finest pantomime boot& ever written. and set up a new . . standard in which story ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... at the anniversary concert held at the hall on Saturday night, when the artists were Robert Naylor, the noted tenor of Drury Lane and 8.8. C. fame, with Peggy Lovell at the piano; Della Windsor (soprano), Ernest Greves 'violinist). and Steve Hudson ...
... ie Matt!. and Sonnie Hale. 6.46.—Drury Lane oaftlnr N.A.A.F I. presents E.N.S.A. Half-Hour : extracts from Service entertalnm , contributed by artists from sections of the show world, from - Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 7.19. —Gunner Smith Entertains, 1 ...
... Edward Bradley. who wrote under the pen-name of Cuthbert Bede. born, 1327. Edmund Kean, greatest of tragedians. collapsed on Drury Lane stage, dying a few weeks later. 1333. ...
... Real Thing; 1t - L—Foreign Languages Bulletin, Ilmitain Now. S.sl.—Dando all. 7.ls.—Thp of tho Bill: Itulth :1 - • 7.3o.—Drury Lane Calling: Extra from Service entertainments s.—Danes Music reltDed trout !- Bob Crosby and Swing Bar t I.39.—Bahoonlan Concert ...
... Albrecht_Durer. the Ninetliburg artist, died, Commander Peary reached the North _ Pole, 1989. _ First play bill issued (for Drury Lane Theatre), 1663. Badajoz fortress stormed by troops under Wellington, 1812. Robert Hawker. Calvinistic divine, a voluminous ...