... who died in 1761, is regarded by I many as Father of English Pantomime. He was the son of Christopher Rich. a manager of Drury Lane, Theatre At the age of 24 John Rich appeared as Harlequin at the Lincoln's Inn Theatre, and he announced that on December ...

... ter two years Kelly obtained the Emperor’s permission to visit London, where he took permanent engagement leading tenor at Drury Lane Theatre, and remained there for many years. Having already written some musical trifles (which appear to have pleased Mozart) ...

... Cur/o,” according went to London, where he was stated the hospital early this himself, with conspiclops success, engaged Drury Lane Theatre, morning to seriously hi. He describes Mozart on the stage He never saw Mozart again. , A.T.C. CADETS 80,000 at ...

... authorities of his ;clay believed him the master of the more famous Thespian. For many years he held the leading position in Drury Lane Theatre. * The House of Dunraven is a branch of the Quin family. Edwin 'Wyndham Quin, the third Earl of I Dunraven, born ...

... Balfc, agreed to take him to London as an articled pupil. Here the young man was in his element, playing at theatres such as Drury Lane, and gaining valuable experience of musical and theatrical' affairs. Always alert to develop his talents, Balfo decided ...

... twelve years, finally returning to Europe? and it was in London that his well-Known opera Maritana was first produced—at Drury Lane theatre in 1845. It is generally conceded that Wallace was better musician than Balfe; nevertheless, the “Bohemian Girl” ...

... Several Belgian guest artistes are coming to Northern Ireland shortly. Artist From The Front. from ENSA. headquarters at Drury Lane, London, to augment Pour A VISITOR to this of/ice the other Vous and other shows in prepare- Z. , day was Rifleman David ...

... would not come to us. PiCtUTC ~„, and the owners (if any survived) would • Saturday 25th July-Holywood (Away). certs at Drury Lane and Covent Garden late art properly, I mused. (Charity Cep) of a high order, priming that a good - . • osturnay Ist Sep ...

... all. From the Prince in Sleeping Beauty at the Opera House, Manchester, to Fanny Bridges in Noel Coward's Cavalcade at Drury Lane. Perhaps she is too versatile. Certainly she is very unconventional. Take her latest gesture fbr example. Married to Captain ...

... Orch 4-20, Medtner (records); 4- Music While You Work. 5. Welsh; 5- Children 6, News and Weather; G-20. Mary Ellis and Drury Lane Theatre Orch. (records); 8-30. Trans-Atlantic Call. 7, Northern Orch.; 7-50. Joe Loss’ Orch. 8-25, Play. The Silver Mask ...

... two decades after he I most admire, accepts prosperity had first seen him in a pantomime at with the same fortitude and Drury Lane. he was permitted to visit equanimity with which he accepts Bethlehem Hospital, commonly called disaster, neither too much ...

... discovered. The tune came into prominence during the Jacobite Rebellion of 1745, and its first public performance came at Drury Lane Theatre on September 28 of that year, when it was harmonised and presented by Dr. Arne, who had composed his popular Rule ...