... the Playhouse re-opening I’ll e back by the first train.” Since the outbreak of war he has been extremely busy working _at Drury Lane for E.N.S.A., and in addition has done a good deal of broadcasting—he was the air in an amusing Russian comedy yesterday—and ...

... there eight weeks. When I asked him what he was doing previously, he replied: was making the > thunder and lightning at Drury Lane.’ It would reassure the women of this country,” said Miss Ward, if. in their forthcoming announcement about the new Ministry ...

... couple of pages; but a great effort had been required to secure the enactment. William Gibson, manager of the (Liverpool) Drury Lane Theatre, was the first mover towards securing new theatre worthy of the town, which had grown rapidly, and in 1768 he got ...

... St. James’s Theatre is one of the few historical ones left, because it is—to the best of my knowledge—only less aged than Drury Lane and the Haymai-ket. So there was appropriateness in watching the drama there. Emerging from an interesting experience, I ...

... concerned with personnel xnent. . A man came along. W what ho was doing prcviu replied: 1 was making the,, and lightning at Drury Lane. Mrs. Adamson (Lab) said many men of military age whicn could be done wrtD ? usT ' How many had sought military duties by ...

... there eight weeks. When I asked him what he was doing previously, he replied, I was making the thunder and lightning at Drury-lane.’ It would reassure the women of this country,” said Miss Ward, if, in their forthcoming announcement about the new Ministry ...