... call boy at Drury Lane, and two professional actors. All but one were members of the Boy St-out Gang. which appeared in the Royal Command Performance of 1937. Before leaving for France they performed before the Xing and Queen at Drury Lane. The Gang ...

... ’Charley’s Aunt,” “A Woman of no Importance. and other plays, and in 1894 appeared at Drury Lane as the Hon. Guy Bagot in The Derby Winner. He was still playing at Drury Lane three yeais later as Horace Saxonbv in The White Feather. Starting a New Life ...

... famous comedienne Hari-v Fanny Fields.” Marion wan the ward, robe mistress at Drury Lane, and tj her fell the task of keeping in order the dresses and costumes used in tba Drury Lane shows, some of which wet, on a big spectacular scale, ahe was very capable ...

... was the - '- PROBED FINANCIAL SECRETS. brat first appearance in Ulster of this cele- THE LATE MR. DAVID W. ed party from Drury Lane, who have There was a lare:e a1t5!!,1,1•.. Sir Frank Mellor, whose death at come over to entertain the troops. and business ...

... Your Troubles' and “Tipperary being rendered with great gusto. It was announced that this company had come direct from Drury Lane, London, and had given sixty-six performances to troops in Northern Ireland. They had the honour of performing before their ...

... waters before the Reformation. Later on the orchestra was enclosed. and the building was used fur dramatic performances. Drury Lane. 1662. Cuvent Garden. also 1662. and Sadler's Wells are the three u!dest theatres in Landon. Covent Garden. i.e.. Convent ...

... the strolling player who had drowned his youthful sorrow in many a Belfast tavern was taking London by storm and had saved Drury Lane from bankruptcy. Miss Ellen Loveday's grandmother was his leading lady at this time and one of his closest friends. Kean ...

... F.C. Chorus girls and principals in trousers, shorts, and practice dress gathered round the Duke of Kent on the stage at Drury Lane Theatre yesterday when he visited the headquarters of the N.A.A.F.L entertainments branch, and saw some of the latest Ensa ...

... the strolling player who had drowned his youthful sorrow in many a Belfast tavern was taking London by storm and had saved Drury Lane from bankruptcy. Miss Ellen Loveday’s grandmother was his leading lady at this time and one of his closest friends. Kean ...

... the strolling player who had drowned his youthful sorrow in many a Belfast tavern was taking London by storm and had saved Drury Lane from bankruptcy. Miss Ellen Loveday’s grandmother was his leading lady at this time and one of his closest friends. Kean ...

... demand with Second Chorus. Vegas Nights and Kiss the Boys c oed . bye. . . • - Warners are doing Sally' . and big Drury Lane success, The Song. while Columbia are even nutting their popular Blondie series into musical class with Blonclie Latin ...

... light yet, gentlemen, he declared. I could have killed him That same night, while he was celebrating his victory near Drury Lane, the Irishman playfully pushed a companion through a two-storey-high window and A ROOM WITH A VIEW ...