... Favourites: 1.15 pm.. Peter Yorke's Orchestra: 2. Have Go: 2 30. Down Your Way: 3 30. Take It From Here; 4, Memories of Drury Lane; 45. Who's Who guessing game 5 15. Family Favourites: 5.45. Band Parade: 630 Ray's a Laugh; 7. News. Newsreel. 7.30. Grand ...

... Favourites; 1.15 p.m.. Peter Yorke’s Orchestra; 2. Have a Go; 2 30. Down Your Way: 3.30. Take It From Here; Memories ot Drury Lane: 4 45. Who's Who (guessing game*; 5 15. Family Favourites: 5.45. Band Parade; 630, Ray’s Laugh: 7, News. Newsreel, 7.30 ...

... Hamblestead Chemist to-day I ‘talk*: «. Midland Light Orch News; 9. ls,_Letter from Amenc* ; 3.30, Excerpts from | •Carousel. Drury Lane; 1» Recital : 45. Stories Behind Broadcasts: 11-11.3. News I irUT (I.soo ...

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... years wrote a succession smart box-office comedies, and then in the silver jubilee year, first big musical. This was at the Drury Lane, and the play was Glamorous Nights. This success was consolidated with many more hits among them Careless Rapture.' ...

... FROM DRURY LANE THEATRE OKLAHOMA! Music by Richard Rada arc. Book A Lyrics by Oscar ...

... Princesses went twice when it was in London. Although it differs in nearly every respect from the previous successes the Drury Lane Theatre the show broke all records set up during the 287 years of that playhouse's history. John Elliott (Curly) and 21- ...

... Christmas (tour'; 3. H.M. the King: 3.15. Piano Recital; 3.45. Queens Hall Light Orch.; 4.30, Music from Theatre Royal. Drury Lane; 5. Children; 6. News. Sport: 6.25. Carols; 7, Two Plays; 8. Two Pianos; 8 30. Letter from America. 8.55. Wireless for the ...

... at last night’s show. his acquaintance with a pantomime of unusual splendour. Those who have memories of the glories of Drury Lane 30 years ago will be taken right back to their pre - austerity childhood. Not since then have we seen a pantomime of such ...

... (talk, repeat*; 6.25. Hymns; 9. Merely Players 'Cavalcade * Music of French Colonial Africa; 7.25. of the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane . Song Recital; 8. Coleridge (lecture*; 10. News; 10.!5. Semprint (piano) 18 40 Orchestral Concert (part 1); 10.30. Christian ...

... their reputation for high-class entertainment. The many pleasing scenes have been made elaborate as they were in the old Drury Lane production. and the dressing of the show is lavish In the leading roles many erstwhile members of the com- Radio and l-lOMP ...

... epilogues and dialogue of Restoration plays abound in references to those who (to quote Lee's epilogue to Sophonisba Drury Lane, 1675): One half of the play they spend in noise and brawl. Sleep out the rest, then wake and damn it all. or those who ...