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... be re- He was knighted by King George V use in 1914. when it was believed that duced from 48 to 44 a week from yester ,at Drury-lane Theatre in 1916, after the great bulk of nervous disorders day under the provisions the Young A strong protest against farmhouse ...
... Another traditional Twelfth Night custom will not be observed this year. indirectly because of the war. The Baddeley Cake at Drury Lane Theatre will not be baked to be cut on the stage at midnight. and this will be only the third time In 146 years that there ...
... No Play. THIS year it is the absence of a play from Drury Lane and not the shortage of sugar that is responsible. When Baddeley, the actor, left in his will dated 1794 enough money to provide a cake every year. he stipulated that it should be eaten by ...
... ROYAL SUNDAY, JAN. 28, 1940, at 7 p.m. SANDY MACPHERSON 8.8. C. Theatre Organist Of thr a 1' 1 AND ROBERT NAYLOR The Famous Drury Lane star of Land of Smi l es Fente. RESERVED SEATS : Front Balcony, 50 seats at 3S Atallable from PriesCey and Sutcliffe ...
... Schools. 120: 8.8. C. Northern Orchestra. 12.40: For the Troops; a N.AA.F.I concert party in rehearsal at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. 1.0: Ness. 1.10: Aboar d a Trawler, by Garnet Davey. 1.35: Schubert; Marione Ffrangoon-Davies (soprano) and Francesco ...
... presented by Lew Lake. Io.o.—Excerpts from Ivcr Novello's Drury Lane productions. recorded by the orig.nal artistes. Mary Ellis, Trefor Jones, Dorothy Dickson. Olive Gilbert with the Drury Lane Theatre Orchestra. conducted by Charles Prentice. Io.3o.—Harry ...
... Matthew Dickie end Jarne3 81,.5n treader'. 4.0. For the Troops; a NA Variety Concert in rehearsal at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. London. 4.34 —Swing Tune-0d; records of the Charleston Chasers. 4.so.—Can we do withcut God? by Bishop Walter Carey. 3 ...
... Mitchell interviews Jessie Matthews and Sonnie Hale. 6.40. N.A.A.P.I. presents E.N.S.A. Half-Hour. from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. 7.lo.—Gunner Smith Entertains, part Of a camp concert. 7.40. Lemmy Ofiution Calling: A series specially written for the ...
... Week's washing-up. leers et, 110,;(01 irrldy nod? lutchinsom. eke • nue? k y nd atner Save gond hard coin nf the 7.30.-Drury_ Lane Callin4: N.A.A.P.L fee, sr% slts, ,i, ,ell IS E.N.S.A. Hall-hour. beine d:0rmir..0,4411 realm every week-use - whir, cloth ...
... Log, recen: evems .n the o.4o.—Drury Lane Calling: HA.A.F.I. 'resents E.HI3.A. half-hour: Extracts from service entertainments contributed by artistes from all sections a the &ow world, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London. 7.lo.—John Hilton talking ...
... p.m. to 11 p m.-877 kc:s. 342.1 metres. 5.0.—R .cords. _ . Lt.—Foreign LanguagPs Bulletin. o.3o.—The World Goa By. 7.o.—Drury Lane Calling: N.A.A.F.I. presents the EN S.A. half-hour. 7.30. Slopton Races—An Our ttory. F. H. Oriserood. 7.so.—Arthur Young ...
... Amery appeallng oa behllf of the Br:tish Social Hygiene Council 11.45.—Sinclair Logan (baritone). 0.0.-Tlme and News 9.20. Drury Lane Memories 1125- 1939 10.20.—Caravan Plsyera 11.45.—Epilogue. 15.55.—Military Band. 11.20. Winifred Small (violin). Marz:ce ...