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... appearance on the stage was 1912 In The Magic Piute Dresden State Opera House. His first appearance on the London stage was at Drury Lane in 1931 The Land of Smiles. This was great success was his performance Franz Schubert the Aldwych production Lilac Time ...
... Vienna State Houses, and his reputation as a tenor became international. His first appearance on the London stage was at Drury Lane in 1931, in The Land of Smiles. It was a great success, as was his performance as Franz Schubert in the Aldwy , ch productio ...
... French, English and Italian. Once, in Cairo, he sang one verse in Arabic. His first appearance on the London stage was at Drury-lane in 1931 In the following years he frequently gave recitals at the Albert Hall, the Queen's Hall and in all the big cities ...
... feat a West Riding tenor—Mr. Robert native of —who stepped into the breach saved the show when Tauber fell 111 during the Drury Lane run Leber's -The Land Smiles In 1931. Few understudies have ever given better account themselves in the West End than this ...
... DEPUTISED The news of Tauber's deatn recal!ed for Mr. Robert Naylor, of Bradford, the year 1931 when Tauber made his debut at Drury Lane in and of Smi,:es. As understudy Mr. Naylor was called upon on the third night. It was a tremendous responsibility to deputise ...
... light opera stage. Flamboyant and always colourful gesture, he made his fh'st appearance on the London stage in 1931 at Drury Lane in The Land Smiles.” This was a great success, and even six years ago, Tauber estimated that he had sung its most popular ...
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... discussion of someone's Mass which he had heard at St, Alban's, Holborn, to a reminiscence of going behind the scenes at Drury Lane to meet Lily Langtry, with xis friend Jimmy Coward, Noel Coward’s uncle. He had heard Wagner’s operas in their home town ...
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