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... British Fleet's Nile Victory 'THE OLD ORDER CHAXGETH. of Drury Lane house calling frequently boisterous manner for the tune of Britons Strike Home’ was immediately silenced by the appropriate observation another at some distance from him—Why. damn it ...
... unexpected reply. And ht , was ! • * * REPLY to 'Thespian—The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. is tile oldest theatre in London, and the fifth erected upon this site. The first Drury Lane theatre built under a patent of Charles 11. was burnt down twice, in 1862 ...
... the special performance of Pacitic 1860 in aid of King George’s Fund for Sailors, which was given at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, this evening. Princess Elizabeth suffering from a cold and is confined to bed. Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery has accepted ...
... Palace, is remaining indoors to-day because of her cold. Last night the Princess was unable to attend the gala performance at Drury Lane, London, with the King and Queen and Princess Margaret in aid of King George's fund for sailors. Symptons of the cold developed ...
... Carney** The Bighteoui Art Bold. Thl* win foilowed by Joan Tempto’e Boom the Jim, preaeat runninf at the Winter Garden Theatre, Drury Lane. Both play* win first *o far a* Cork audience* are concerned. In both work* the aotoiet waa ably aopported by a* oceheatm ...
... Tuesday is an employee whose family has a total of 300 years'. service with the railway to their , credit. FROM DERRY TO DRURY LANE. One night fit 169 G, during a mock duel on the .tage 01 the famous Smock Alley Theatre In Dublin, one of the actors ac ...
... story of the life of George Farquhar from its beginning in a 17th Century Derry Rectory to its climax at the Royal Theatre, Drury Lane, is told in Sam Hanna Bell’s ‘“The Pliant Soul,” which Sam Denton will be producing in the Northern Ireland studios at 7-15 ...
... colourful story of Ins life, from its beginnings in a 17th century County Derry rectory to its climax the Royal Theatre, Drury Lane, is told in Snm Hanna Hell’s The Pliant Soul ** at 7.15 this evening. Mat Mulraghey, the oul’ besom man from County Tyrone ...
... for at the moment of writing she is the star of Noel Coward's Pacific, HMO which re-opened London's most famous theatre. Drury Lane, after it had been bombed during the war. VLEPHANTS are famous for their 1.:4 trumpeting, though probably their trumpeting ...
... Belfast, after which he went to England, where he played at Bath and Manchester. He becam?. a London success at the famous Drury Lane Theatre, and wrote a number of plays that were highly regarded in his own time. He had a great sense of humour and enjoyed ...
... sed! play they didn't stop away but • * • • turned up night after night to EVEN THE FIRE WAS OUT. create a disturbance. Drury Lane /ISOM MOORE. the famous Irish wit, had spiked railings around the used to tell of a gentleman who stage to keep the pit ...
... them. At night the King and Queen, Princess Elizabeth, Princess Margaret and Lieut. Mountbatten went to the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, to see the all-American musical show, Oklahoma.” The Queen and Princess Elizabeth were in white and Princess Margaret wore ...