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... theme— ‘Pluto permits mortals to drink the waters of Lethe (forgetfulness) if they have a genuine reason first produced Drury-lane April Of 40 murders in London 27 were solved and 13 are still being investigated These included six n e w 1 y-b children ...
... travelled in company irom Staffordshire to London in quest oi lame and fortune. Garrick, now a famous actor, and manager of Drury Lane Theatre, produced Johnson's tragedy 'lrene which was not. however, received with favour. In the same year Johnson published ...
... social was given to members of the staff and their wives by the grocery firm of Messrs. Lavender and Harrison the Cottage, Drury Lane, .on Wednesday. About forty fivjj people were present. Illness of Dr. Cramb. —Our readers will regret to learn that Dr. ...
... has had his home in Leamington for number of years, and was educated at Emscote Lawn School, starting his acting career Drury Lane in 1930 in Noel Coward’s Cavalcade. He was in musical comedy for some years before joining the legitimate theatre. Mr ...
... was educated at scot* .-Vrfne Trade fs. of wurse. the Lawn School, starting his acting career Licensing Bill before the Drury Lane in in Noel i, which has aroused natlon-w.de Coward's “ Cavalcade.” was in and widespread dismay among musical comedy for ...
... casual remarks on cycling our convereaUon turned to ships, and became animated when he told me that he has just been to Drury Lane theatre to see a play, based on a book written by his father, Mr. H. Wood Jarvis. which had been specially staged by the ...
... lead value £lO 10s. and on December 24. 2qrs. 201bs. lead value £2 6s. ed. in each case from Benjamin 'Meech Chapman 23. Drury . Lane. Solihull. lead from a bombed pace Rudge Road. She said it was on the flpor, and she moved it in a perambulator. In addition ...
... down. LiL’ht. 11. Dick Bavlon; 12 orßan; 12-15, Yesterday ta Parriament; 12-30. s|X)rL: 12-50. International Quiz; 1-15. Drury Lane Memo'-ies; 2, tooks; 2-30. From a Scat the Circle; 3, dance music; 3-20. football; 4-15, organ: 4-15. Band Call; 5-30. sport* ...
... of Robert Borns, on Friday evening, when the annual Borns’ Dinner was held by* Rugby Scottish Society at The Cottage,”. Drury Lane. Mr. T. Chalmers (President the Society) took the chair, and about forty members and friends attended. The toast of The ...
... Music Hall 9 9-15. Ot Mice and Men”;' 11. News and Close Light. am.. Dick Barton - 12 P'? > -30. Sport; 12-90. Quiz; 1-15 Drury Lane Memories. Books; 2-30. From Seat In the Circle; 3 Racing: 3-15, Football: ™’ r « U 4-45. Variety Music; 5- Sport; 6. Piano ...
... Today's _spores Honssmo 7.5 Bach g rNal. 2.36 . Northern It l en te' B . Pul:. l. sod loges-Bath. 3.25 Gushy. Scotland • Drury Lane Ora. teen Long (piano(. Wales. 4.21 Broken 2.0 Book talks. 230 7.35 Matchlock on Risen Battlements (play'. Film visit ...
... -Rain on the Just; 11. News and close. Light.—ll am.. Dick Banon; 12. Organ; 12-30. Sport; 12-50. International Quiz; 1-15 Drury Lane Memories; 2. Books; 2-30. Test Match; 3. From a Seat in the •Circle; 3-30. FA. Cwp commentary: 4-30. Organ; 5. Band Call; ...