... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... afternoon he was handed £37. the proceeds of an entertainment by the Joysticks Party, wellknown E.N.S.A. artistes from Drury Lane, in aid of the Mayor's Air Raid Relief Fund for the city. The party had been touring the district and decided to give this ...

... along and held a crowded audience, enthralled. was easy to believe, while watching scenes from Macbeth, one was sitting in Drury Lane. The famous sleep-walking scene was portrayed with the most amazing skill. There were light monologues as well as the more ...

... Written H. M. Harwrn, 1 Presented by AN I.T.C. DRAMATIC SOCIETY, with an All Cast, which will include: DAVID BURNEY (late of Drury Lane and Alhambra Theatre NEVILLE MARTEN (late Bristol Theatre. 8.8.C. and Televuinn (L/C. Mousley). JAMES KNIGHT (late Theatre ...

... walking-on part in 1879, and continued his career in full vigour until his final appearance as Sir Thomas Erpington the Drury Lane production of Henry V. Now, in retirement, he spends a good deal of his time reading. Irving, Madame Modjeska, Lewis Waller ...

... touring company in his native Dublin in 1881. and retired to Bristol in 1935. He first appeared on the stage in Cavalcade at Drury Lane. He had played at Bristol's Theatre Royal and at the Prince's, as well as at the Theatre Royal, Bath. For years he played ...

... 3o—The Three Hostages—Episode 6. 7.o—Jack Payne with Orchestra. 7.3o—News (Norwegian). 7.4s—The Human Body. B.o—The Stones Drury Lane. B.3o—Myra Hess, piano. 9.0 News. 9.2o—Japan Wants the Earth Part 2. 9.50—8.8.C. Theatre Orchestra, Chorus, and artists ...

... MAUNDER !from Drury Lane Comedy Theatres. in DRAMA & COMEDY. Tickets I'6 (Forces 1,-1. Book at Bricknell's. Fore Street. present% on TI ES. NEXT. DEC. Bth. at p.m. at the cm Heti SOUTH STREET. ST. AUSTELL. EsME & VERA RERINGER ofrom Drury Lane & Comedy Theatres ...

... String Quartet: 8.8.C. Singers; Marie Korchinska, harp. 7.3o.—News (Norwegian). 7.45.— The Human Body. 8. -The Stones of Drury Lane. B.3o.—Jack Payne with Orchestra. 9.— News. 9.2o.—Japan Wants The Earth Pqrt 3. 9.50. —Floor Show. 10.20. Albert Sammons ...

... Metres, 4!t.34 Metres. 6. News. 6.3o.—Promenade Concert. 7.3o.—News (Norwegian). 7.45. —The Human Body. 8.0.— Stones of Drury Lane. 8.30. Twinkle (Revue). 9.0. —News. 9.2o.—Kdith Kvans in The Millionairess, by Bernard Shaw. 10.10 -Schumann Sony's: Trefor ...

... Orchestra. 7.—Fanny Burney, by Raymond Mortimer, with Celia Johnson. 7.3o.—News (Norwegian). 7.45.—The Human Body. B.—Stones of Drury Lane. B.3o.—Free Men's Charter. 9.—News. 9-.20. —Japan Wants the Earth, Part 4. 9.50. —Gramo. 10. —The Ghost Walks on Fridays ...