... has played an important part in history and geography Everyone is familiar with the story of Nell Gwyn who sold oranges at Drury Lane Theatre in London and became the favourite of Charles II Equally well-known is the old London rhyme of Oranges and Lemons ...

... Peaceful and Creative Lit with Love and Laughter We welcome you to the following: ” TEARS THEIR EYES” at the FORTUNE THEATRE DRURY LANE LONDON week commencing APRIL 18th Evenings at 715 pm Matinees Monday Wednesday Saturday at 230 p m Seats 3- 5- 76 and 106 ...

... Dec 27th Evenings at 715 pm Matinees (Monday Thursday Saturday) at 230 pm Tears From Their Eyes” at the Fortune Theatre Drury Lane London week commencing Apfil 18th 1949 Seats at 3- 5- 76 106 now bookable Seats on coach to London (return fare 55-) Good ...

... has happened as a result my meeting Ernest Peirce down here”— Mr Welchman enjoyed greatest fame 1927 in the Desert Song Drury Lane He also widely remembered for several other similar leading London productions Last year when on a day's visit to Penzance ...

... FARMER ALLOWED TO DRIVE AGAIN A Redmarley farmer, Harold Phillips, Drury-lane, who was fined £20 and disqualified from driving a motor car for 12 months by the Newent Magistrates in March last, for driving while under the influence of drink, successfully ...

... from the Malvern Council who were the present suppliers of the private Una. A three-quarter inch pipe would be laid from Drury-lane farm to a standpipe near the centre of the village as soon the piping was received. The Council complimented Mr. Jenkinson ...

... them, I,ord Carlton, tells her that and the rest the are off London see the Kjng- He takes her with him and on a visit to Drury-lane Carlton incurs the displeasure of the King Sanders) by engaging conversation with the Countess Castlemaine. his current ...

... Society confounded its critics when its representatives signed an agreement to stage a week's production at the Fortune in Drury-lane in April. And the secretary, Mr. A. G. Davey, told The Cornishman on Monday, We intend to do more than sign the agreement ...

... garden, which promises to be almost a sea of flowers. Beyond is a neat kitchen garden; and the front doorstep of the original Drury-lane Theatre, which has been in Capt. Roberts's family for generations, makes an admirable garden seat. Invalided from the Navy ...

... bo»- •planes with scriptions. Fly* 15s. an hour. New Period f'^sO WINSTON period piece ,r Lover arrived fliP jf Garden, Drury-lane- j a short season F tinguished cast. w , ei , 18th century Dublin- »>;, bellious Dr. Swift ct rrt 9 the Deanery, there ...

... M. New. The Sixth Form ambitiously tackled Richard Brinsley Sheridan's The Critic, the action of which takes place in Drury-lane Theatre, 1779. Calling for c%reful handling and dramatic ability the satire was surprisingly well presented, and a cast ...

... made himself known. He turned his gift of mimicry to the stage, and made 1 himself an actor. The only licensed theatres, ! Drury-lane and Covent Garden, had their established stars, and Foote would play second fiddle to jno man, not even David Garrick. Within ...