... police has been given for the procession of Orangemen from Westminster to attend service at Crown Court Church of Scotland. Drury Lane, on June 30. This will be London's first Orange procession for many years. It will be led by Friends of Ulster L.O.L. 1888 ...

... Peter Yorke's Orchestra. 2 -0, Have a Go! ' 2-30. Down Your Way. 3-30, Take It From Here (recording). 4-0, Memories of Drury Lane. 4-45, Who's Who. 5-15, Family Favourites. 5-45, Band Parade. 0-30, Ted Ray. 7-0, News and Radio Newsreel. 7-30, Palm Court ...

... 1725. His uncontrollable temper led him continuously into trouble. In a quibble over a trig he killed a fellow actor at Drury Lane and was lucky to escape imprisonment in the subsequent trial for manslaughter. When Sheridan engaged him in 1748 to play ...

... running up to the shelves upon which the gifts wan arranged. Another mammoth cracker was manufactured specially for • bygone Drury Lane pentondine. On being pulled by the clown and the harlequin • small explosion took place. and out of the cracker stepped ...

... MARGARET attended a charity preview performance of the American Musical comedy Plain and F an cy at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane• last night. The play has its first public showing there to-night. WORD G.I.SIE EMPOWERS. 73i/sowers: em-POW-era. Authoeins ...

... lied wired. Cbestdreeld Suites James's Shanklll Road WI. Humestat—Journal of modern led sno Predreasire ideas ropy, 40 Drury Lane. London. CI. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS A splendid Piano. excelent tom. Lit. --t Istortl 2 7(k, Crumlln Road aTTill VS iron frame ...

... leading role In •Wild Violets' at London's Stoll Theatre. After the West End run of this show Lynn played In - Carousel' at Drury Lane. Meanwhile Barry was appearing as a singer and impressionist in night clubs and variety and did not see much of his protegee ...

... Shaw's Pygmalion. Americanised into My Fair Lady. is going to be the biggest sell-out ever at London's biggest theatre, Drury Lane. With all this has come a marked change in British society which few would have predicted at the end of the war. Tom McQuillan ...

... TWISTAGRAM 2J I - . 3 1 I . I I 5 I I I I 6 11 1111 71 1111111 8 lllll_ll CLUES. L Theatrical landlady. 3. Direct. 4. Think of Drury Lane to-day. L Translucent Mineral (Plural). S. Found in varnish. 7. Collisions. IL Organised place for alfresco holiday. Average ...

... in the Tower of London. In August, 1643. he and another Irishman called McMahon escaped and found hiding in a house at Drury Lane. They would probably have pot safely to the continent next day. but for Maguire's rashness in calling from a top window ...

... Week talk by Father Albion. 114, News. 114 app.. Close. LIGHT PROGRAM= MHO, Ma) 14, Songs: Marcia Owen. 546. Memories of Drury Lane. 74, News and Radio Newsreel 7-26, Charles Buchan on football. 740, Up The Pole. I-1, Songs from the Shows. 5-45, Variety ...

... playwright O N November 27, 1816, the first performance of a first play by a 30-year-old Irish clergyman was so well received at Drury Lane that it made the author .fl,OOO clear profit during the first week of its production. It teas praised by Scott and Byron ...