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... dancing teams. The toUi & will number almost 100, OHOW Boat first took the country by storm in 1928 with a production at Drury Lane that has passed into the theatrical history books. There was a cast of 144 and. most important, there was Paul Robeson himself ...
... crinkles with Mnther r.oose was our present-day pantomime. a vid Garrick to introduce gentle raw. _ . Sy really ea o , the Drury Lane Theatre And w t r * 1, % dreamland they ~l| because Garrick was without a a way. .. . clever dumb-show actor the The hope ...
... and their fln- an( principals and chorus did full justice last night to the opportunities presented to them First produced Drury Lane in 845. Maritana was an instant success. So it was last night not only for its music, but for its vivacious presentation ...
... Sunderland Empire. The amateurs hold the stage this week Sunderland Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society reviving the Drury Lane favourite, The Vagabond King. This is a colourful musical of old Paris with ■ that stirring Song of the Vagabonds and the ...
... on top. having play2xlrlN 1884 AFTERWARDS ST, seven without defeat. In second place are 64391 L.A.A. who have • iry l THE DRURY LANE DR , been defeated once. Clubs in the lower sections of THE PRODIGAL the tables will also be fighting CLEARING A WATER ...
... OKLAHOMA PHODUCTION heatre Koyal. Drury Lane (> Orchentra Stalls f. ■ RIKI . At and fl 30 Ronnie Ronalde Varied v Uuratro, Statu Wantr hp . out»t Cinderella PICUK W engine power and fitting PARTS | NDIAN, re A good o dally m to pm. Tuesdays and Thursdays ...
... was just as well For, later, she was given the chance to play the part for six weeks Before Valerie stepped on the great Drury Lane stage that first night of The King and I. the American musical in which she is now starring, did the thought cross her mind ...
... best, namely the study dramatic art Would Valerie have won the chance to play Gracie. the heroine, in Ball at the Savoy at Drury Lane in 1933 ? Another message that the Valerie Hobson story has for the budding star« o morrow is that knowledge no experience ...
... namely the study of dramatic art ? Would Valerie have won the chance to play Oracle, the heroine, in Ball at (he Savoy at Drury Lane in 19113 ? Another meMage that tht* Valerie Hobson story has for !he budding star* -norrow is that no I nowledge no expcrienre ...
... dally. No charge foi The Famous Musical boohing. OKLAHOMA ■■ , . ._ . .sa ■= THE ENTIRE PRODUCTION from Theatre Royal Drury Lane. 1 dalle Circle 3'l 1 SOU 111 SHlralaUo CITY HA L L VVe ...
... That was just well. For, later, she was given the chance to piny the part for six weeks Before Valerie stepped on the great Drury Lane stage that first night of The King and I. the American musical in which she now starring, did the thought cross her mind ...
... ONCE NIGHTLY at 7.15 Mata, on Wed. and Sat. at 2.50 The Famous Musical OKLAHOMA THE ENTIRE PRODUCTION (from Theatre Royal. Drury Lane Circle Orchestra Stalls Stalls Upper Circle 8/6 Balcony 1/- NEXT WEEK At 6.15 and B.SO Your Favourite Rennie Ronalds with ...