... STEPS INTO STARDOM I AST night a 22-year- old West Hartlepool girl stepped into stardom on the famous stage of London's Drury Lane Theatre. She was taking over the feminine lead, after weeks as understudy, from one of Broadway’s most popular actresses ...

... Itma. 2-0 The Gifts of Christmas. 3-0 HM. The King. 3-15 Plano Recital. 3-45 Queen's Hall Light Orchestra. 4- Theatre Royal Drury Lane. 5- Children's Hour. 5-55 The Weather. 6-0 News 6-15 Sport. 6- Carols. 7-0 Double Bill 8-0 Cvrll Smith and Phyllis Sellick ...

... 'fencing MONDAY. MARCH 20 ' WEEK r.gs at 7-1%, Matinees Wednesday and Saturday z su Ltd.. Present BARRY ln Ivor Nn-,-r.o esi Drury Lane Musical. CARELESS RAPTURE with NICOLETTE ROEG. MURiEL BARRON Box Office open am, to 7 pm. Hally ills 7/6. 5/6 and Circle ...

... at the to d success. „ headquarters of the W HODS Mr Macqueen Pope has been on the historv of the Theatre connected with Drury Lane for Royal. London, better known many years, and the foremost Drurv Lane. authority on its history, lit* Ranging up and down ...

... Easington Lane, Thursday, cortege leaving residence 1.43 tor service Lyons Church 2 p.m. Funeral private. C SOMEO.— At 20 Drury Lane, on April 30 aged 81 years. Lieio. the dearly-beloved husband of the late Frances Someo. Interment later. RIP. B STOREY ...

... Scarborough Street. It is not yet known what precise subject the lecturer will choose, but is likely to be the history of Drury Lane which can cover wide range because of the many brilliant associations th a theatre has with the whole dramatic life of the ...

... rushed to the control panel found that two fuses had been pulled out. His ‘Ten Years’ Was £4 When William Fraser (38), of Drury Lane. Sunderland, was questioned by River Police Sgt. Thomas Davison about the heavy contents his raincoat pockets. Ismay, n ...

... the villain of the piece, the traitor us called the type those days. There were no “pictures'' then —only magic lanterns. Drury Lane Theatre stood behind the bottom end of Sans Street and Signor Uurland's Star music-hall was on the west side of Sans Street ...

... and perhaps the most famous of these is that made for the players of whatever company happens to be “in residence’’ at Drury Lane Theatre, London. The cake Is provided each year by the bequest of the 18th century actor Robert Baddeley, who died in his ...

... . and perhaps the most famous of these is that made for the players of whatever company happens to be in residence at Drury Lane Theatre. London. The cake is provided each year by the bequest of the 18th century actor Robert Baddeley, who died in his ...

... lealre bill found ■der, Mrs E. I. ?rsdalp Terrace, bill that is 133 nfortunately no on it. nor any ; Smith thinks it in Drury Lane, have some addilation on the Titles of upwards :o. but are no ding where Mr lire Royal was 'N Wearside jefore he Joined ...

... of Oklahoma; no in that magnificent theatre In tremendously expensive stage _ „ .. .. . . trappings; no blinding chorus; Drury Lane on the night of not even star-studded cast. April 30, 1947. Nevertheless. Its Impact was But by the time the first overwhelming ...