... Drury Lane Theatre, London, In 1683 the entertainment started at three o'clock. It is not stated if this was a polis:e regulation, but the management decided on the arrangement because of the badness of the streets, the danger of traversing them on dark ...

... taste agaig the memory of a September night In 1745 when London heard news of the defeat at Prestonpans, and at both the Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres the future National Anthem was sung. “qhis loyal theatrical custom, the Bu.ndag Papers say, will ...

... 261.1) 9.0, Big Ben. 9.10, Records. 11.0, Dick Barton. 12.30, Nelson Elms at Organ. 1230, Sports Parade. 1.15, Memories of Drury Lane. 230, From a seat in the circle. 3.0, Jo(mny Denis and Ranchmen. 3.20, Soccer-F.A. Cup Fourth Reund. 4.15 Lloyd Thomas at ...

... Orrli. 10.30, Musical Patterns. 11, Dick Barton. 12. Organ. 12.15, Parliamentt. Yesterday. 12.30, Spurt. 12.50, Quiz. 1.15, Drury Lane Memories. 2. Books. 2.30, Front a Seat Al the Uncle. 3. Denis Banclimen. 3.20, F. A. Cup. 4.15, Orga• - . 4.45, Band Call ...

... 12-15, Yciterday Parliament; 12-30. Sports Parade; 12-50. Out/: American v. British Students, f 1 -15. Memories of Drury Lane; Drury Lane Theatre Orch. 2. New Book,, and Old Books; 2-30. Prom Beat the Circle. 3. Johnny Denis' Henchmen; 3-20. Football: ...