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... first stage appearance at the Theatre Royal. Bristol, in 1890 and went on to become one of the great villains” melodrama at Drury Lane. The theatrical “Who’s Who gives five columns to report the many parts David Llewellyn Harding played during a lifetime ...
... Ellington. and other Christian names that suggest the peerage. Because have we not our own Prince Littler, who owns the Drury Lane theatre, and many others, whose parents were commoners? Anyhow. M.G.M. have a real Viscount, Kim Mandeville, on their payroll ...
... Ireland. The Star Show will be heard at 8; and at 9-35 a radio version of the musical play, “ South Pacific,” now running at Drury Lane Thutre.\ London. On the Light programme at 9 there will be a broadcast of the St David’'s Day Festival from the Royal Albert ...
... matches against teams from three English Universities. we went back to the hotel, and some ot us went to see South Pacific Drury Lane. This was really marvellous show, and, with the exception of the hockey itself, will always stick in my mind as the’most ...
... afterwards. Licences will be issued subject to the condition that the ship carries no strategic materials to fhe went to Drury Lane fOu!'lChlna or North Korea.—Reuter. Hmes to see ‘' Rose Marie’” with —_—— worge V. She came to see “lamorous Night,” by ...
... that a big fault was that many of the entries were not suitable for production. Some of them would require the resources of Drury Lane •or even 'Hollywood. THANKS Mrs. Deirdre Little. Pretadent of the Louth Drama Festival, thanked Aid. Walsh for coming to ...
... an “imaginary musical tour” tracing the history of the National Anthem from the time of its first gll;bc performance at Drury Lane eatre, London, in 1745. | N.l. HOME SERVICE (261) | \ 6-‘ am. Band of Royal Corps of Engineers; 6-55, Weather. 7, News; ...
... and shoos line the route here. and on the left we pass the turnings off the Strand which verge on Covent Garden market and Drury Lane. Somerset House is on the right-hand side. Further on the left the Law Courts. with their dignity and impressiveness. claim ...
... Wexford Colleague of John Colclough, of Tintern Fatal Duel at Ardcandrisk Sheridan's Paternal Ancestry Native of Dublin Drury Lane Theatre Speculations —ln Parliament Wife's Death—Theatre Fire Death of Sheridan. An Evenifid Elsetion.—The famous illustrioua ...
... member of the famous, but very select, Literary Club. When the celebrated actor. David Garrick, disposed of his moiety of Drury Lane Theatre for £35,000, Sheridan—then only twenty-five years of age—became manager and patentee. The purchase money was made ...
... oldest theatre, Drury Lane. If there are any there. they must have got a shock when this venerable theatre figured as a background for Never Let Me Go. particularly as It was dressed up to represent the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. Drury Lane is situated ...
... person ; two In family plain cooking . state wages required fare paid ; reference required torn parish Driest —Mrs Knott. 18 Drury Lane Lincoln. England A yOUNt.: Girls iaged destroui.l of devoting tneir lives to, thyl adivation of inn entering the cieai l ...