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... this ditection. Coming down to more modern epochs, we find John Thurmond's we-I.nown Harlequin, Dr. Faustus, presented at Drury Lane, in 1723, and from that t:tne onward, John R.ch prod v'ed the pantomime, not as we know it, at Linco:n's Inn Fields and ...
... Vienna State Qpera Houses and his reputation as a tenor became international. His first appearance 0n the London stage was at Drury Lane] Theatre m 1931 in “The Land of Smiles.” It was a great success, as was his performance as Schubert in a production of “Lilac ...
... and for several years was leading tenor at the State Opera House, 'Dresden. He made his first London stage lappearance at Drury Lane in 1931 as Prince Sou Chong in the Land of Smiles. Five years later he appeared for the first time at Covent Garden in ...
... Vienna State Opera Houses, and his reputation as a tenor became international. His first appearance in England was at. the Drury Lane Theatre in “The Land of Smiles” in 1931, and in the followm% years he gave recitals in all the big cities of Britain. In ...
... and for several years was leading tenor at the State Opera House, Dresden. Tauber made his first l-ondnn stage appearance Drury Lane in 1931 as Prince Sou Chong in the Land of Smiles.” appeared in “Land of Smiles in all parts Europe, in South Africa, Australia ...
... and symo pathy | 22t cannot have been an easy book !‘Er write. Sheridan had three i gareers—as dramatist, as manager -wf Drury Lane and as a politiclan, ' slhecreative period was short; indeed, - The Rivals was written in 1775 and . = The Critic in 1779 ...
... assembled there such Rossini, Meyerbeer and Berlioz. And so to London in 1835, where made hla permanent home. While conductor at Drury Lane Theatre, ho produced many operas there, and helped to produce Weber’s Oheron in English another theatre. A brilliant pianist ...
... concerts to be held this month. Albert Hall—B.B.C. Symphony Orchertra (Sir Adrian Boult), with Bartlett and Rae Robertson, 12s; Drury Lane Theatre—Royri Philharmonic Orchestra (Sin Thomas Becchapi), 4s 6d to 12s Albert Hall London Symptom* Orohestra (Edric Cundell) ...
... 10-15 Service; 10-30. Accordion Band 11. On Parade; 11-30, Estelle Applin tsopranol, and Geoffrey Philippe »piano* 12. Drury Lane Theatre Orch ; 12-30. Workers Playtime; 12-55. Weather INews; 1-10, Progress Report: 1-40. Rhythm Roundabout. 2. Welsh Orch ...
... —On Parade. 11.30—Estelle ADD““.'I.(&—E_BC Sym?hony Orch. 7.55— .Si . wn‘ of Mr. and Mrs. James '(soprano). 12.0—Orch. Drury Lane Thinking about Audiences. B.lo—Oret son of Mhed o broken leg Theatre. ~ 140_Rhythm Roundabout. chestral Concert. (part 2) ...
... and eio•ma stars believe in charms. There is an amusing story told about the late Sir Charles Wyndham, who never went to Drury Lane without his little dog. At an all-star gala performance of Money the terrier was in the way of everyone. When Cyril Maude ...
... the Boptf „ hafter an unsettled youth m lln. he went to England . became a strolling a. u r - , tng London, made Ins'ii Drury Lane and Covent and ifor half century of the most popular ■ i those theatres 'i'.u ...