... Baddeley, pastry cook write,: comedian, at Drury Lane Theatre, London. The bequest provides a cake to be cut by His Majesty's Company of Comedians, which in these times resolves into the company playing at Drury Lane when the date comes around. Baddeley ...

... Art, showed the Queen how well they had learned their lessons when she attended an all-star matinee by former students at Drury Lane to-day. The Queen was accompanied by Princess Margaret. and their Appearance in the Royal box was greeted with applause ...

... friend of the school. Another arrived on Saturday and was divided into 40 pieces after the manner of the Baddeley Cake at Drury Lane. and was duly devoured in the dressing room. It was washed down with the help of four dozen bottles of pop, the ldyt ...

... our first pantomime. made more than a mere pretence That endured at Lincoln's Inn of catering for children. Theatre, at Drury Lane, and at The one thing common to the Covent Garden (which Rich built pantomimes of the last 200 years as a pantomime house) ...

... Vienna. and his reputation as a tenor became international. DRURY LAME HIT His flrikt appearance on the Lopion stage was at Drury Lane in 19M, in The Land of Smiles. Nearly as great a success was his performance of Franz Schubert in the Aldwyc_h production ...

... entertainment world and the possessor of a memory of which he has made good use in many published reminiscences. He saw every Drury Lane show from 1885, when his father took Lim, aged six, to the pantomime: and every Adelphi show from 1885 to the late thirties ...

... Squadron, hovering in the middle distance. They'll come in low, dipping wings. Memories B ACKP stage talk last night at Drury Lane, where Oklahoma is almost a permanence, was about its first night—in Manchester exactly a year ago this week. Enter ...

... Portman Square. There he entertained very lavishly. When the money gave out he sat down and wrote The Rivals.. Produced at Drury Lane in 1775, it was a tremendous success. Two . years later The School for Scandal set the seal on the dramatist's fame ...

... a week on what is the first musical comedy of its type to be presented in Clitheror. Wild Violets was first produced at Drury Lane in 1937. and followed the enormously successful White Horse Inn, the music being by the same composer. Robert Stolz. ...

... the occasion of Charles the Second's restoration. their Visit to a special performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream at Drury Lane Theatre, and their Old Age Pensioners To Appear In Pageant Final Programme Arranged t RRANGE3IENTS for Clithereroe's Charter ...

... encouraged the Society to embark on WIM Violets. This was an ambitious undertaking because Clitheroe was not entirely like Drury Lane and did not possess a revolving stage. reserved for a member of the chorus. who was brought to the front of the stage by ...

... England on his birthday. In London they are invited by Samuel Pepys. the famous diarist, to a reception at the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. where there is to be a performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream. There was the glitter of a great State occasion in ...