... 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 ...

... and a delightful singer her father was Tom Bur! the famous operatic and concert tenor, and her mother is Marie Burks the Drury Lane star. She played in Drinkwater's last play, A Man's Horn' at the Malvern Festival and, hy way of contrast, in Cochran's ...

... 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 ...