... the Sadler’s Wells CoS! will perform in a month's With theatre business boomiae fl did not seem right that theatre, and Drury Lane At* E.N.S.A. headquarters) i, should be out of the ballet may yield a better return the Opera House than opera to do, for ...

... Queen Bess a , box of sweets he must have kept it under his cloak. and Nell Gwynne. as far as we know, sold oranges at Drury Lane nothing else. Doubtless sweet making of a sort must have been carried on in , the castles of the nobility but it , was not ...

... produced. It is so small that one wonders how any play ever gets on to it. If it were placed in • corner of the stage at Drury Lane no one would notice it was there, or, if it were noticed, it would probably be regarded as a property that a stage hand ...

... Italian opera in its own country. His career as an opera composer began with The iMige of Kochelle produced in 18SS at Drury Lane, where it ran for three months. The celebrated singer Mallbran appeared part specially written for her in his oegt production ...

... FIRE IN THEATRE Scotland’s “Drury Lane” damaged After the audience had left on Saturday night the auditorium of the Theatre Royal. Edinburgh, was badly damaged by fire. one was Injured. The Theatre Royal, the oldest theatre in Edinburgh, has been described ...

... actress of the highest order. When only six years old she made her debut on the Newry stage, and her last appearance in Drury Lane was on ' July 12, 1850. A writer in the INewry Examiner of March 6, 1844. states—Newry was once rich not only in rec ...

... million in the Forces, while this year it was intended to spend £3,500,000, with only 1,900,000 serving. The rid gang at Drury Lane, the Colonel Blimps of theatreland, know where the money is going, he declared. It is one way of providing themselves ...

... specially Chatterton is so aggravatingly for him in Cavalcade: which ran natural as the little Middle-West for over a year at Drury Lane. Later woman who loses her head when • he got him into his own films, titled foreigner kisses her hand for notably In Which ...

... beginning she was a wonderful success. Before a year had passed she was singing to packed houses before the footlights e Drury Lane and from there she went to Paris, and then to Milan and Vienna. and in each of these cities she proved a great favourite ...

... sang in the play this famous picture on loan. The Jolly Crew.' at the Cockpit Theatre, Drury Lane, London, in THIS desire for authenticity is n ot 1641. Drury Lane, and its neighto be sneered at. Let us have bouring Seven Dials, was the haunt real diamonds ...

... mentioned another eminent Ulster actor named Montague Talbot. who deserted the Bar for the stage. His first appearance was in Drury Lane and his Mirabel was pronounced by a leading critic as inimitable. In Dublin he became an immense favourite and was not ...

... composed since ; Belfast Harbour Airport points the anthem was first performed lout that, under a recent notice, officially at Drury Lane Theatre Q.D.M.S. (aircraft magnetic September 2S. 1745. Because course to the landing ground I be- of their purely topical ...