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... lovely varlets, and people may stroll at their leisure. Co vent Garden is laid out as a musical and dramatic centre, with Drury Lane Theatre incorporated in it and a new opera house, concert hall, and so forth- Other plans relate to a processional way from ...
... was of primary importance. By February 1930 he had completed a skeleton organisation. On Septembers, '939. Ensa moved into Drury Lane. It was the only possible place being [complete with rehearsal rooms, the huge stage, workshops, paint frames, wardrobe ...
... when he took the great gamble which made and marred his life. He raised the wind to buy out Garrick, and became manager of Drury Lane, and though for many years he derived a big income in thousands a year from the theatre, he never again cleared himself ...
... LAW COURTS The engine has cut out and the flying bomb is hurtling downwards at a steep angle. It fell in a side road off Drury Lane, blasting, among other buildings, the offices of the Daily Herald 3 AFTER THE EXPLOSION the cloud of black smoke mushrooms ...
... nights with Perchance to Dream. Sir A. P. Herbert has followed suit with Big Ben. Noel Coward is also going to serve it up at Drury Lane. Some experts think that the drop in the quality of Hollywood films is partly responsible for the popularity of the live ...
... battle-dress was a dancer in the last Drury Lane pantomime, before the war. She arrived at 8.30 in the morning to be sure of her seat for the reopening of Drury Lane On right-- FOOTMEN WEARING THE ROYAL LIVERY AT DRURY LANE The first post-war First Night was ...
... about three months, the King and Queen and the Princesses made numerous public appear ances, including a special visit to Drury Lane for the charity performance of Noel Coward's Pacific I860. In order to arrive in England in time to act as Deputy to the ...
... Square, we are told, Johnson, arrayed in scarlet waistcoat and rich gold-laced hat, departed to see the first performance at Drury Lane. It was put on by his old friend Garrick. From 1750 Johnson brought out The Rambler at Gough Square on Tuesdays and Saturdays ...
... COMEDY, AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE Betty Jane Watson as Laurey I singing Every New Day, one of the song-hits. Oklahoma is in its I fifth year on Broadway, and on its opening night at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, J it received such a reception ...
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... association with the King's favourite does not appear to be substantiated. It is known that Nell lodged at the Cock and Pie in Drury Lane, lived at Epsom with Lord Dorset, had a house in Leicester Square and owned Sandford Manor, but her biographers make no ...
... was pa|1 0 the Drury Lane musical comedy Oklahoma. At the end of the per- formance the company lurnec face the Royal Box and sang Happy Birthday, your Maies THE QUEEN CELEBRATES HER FORTY-SEVENTH BIRTHDAY-- A ROYAL FAMILY VISIT TO DRURY LANE Her Majesty ...