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... Everybody. 2.45, Entr'acte Players, 3.15, Holiday Parade, 3.45, Football. 4.45, Dance Band. 5.30. Sport. 6, Songs For You. 6.15, Drury Lane Memories. 7, Newsreel. 7.30, Up the Pole. 8, Songs From The Shows. 8.45, Variety. 9.30, Music in Miniature. 10, News. 10 ...
... the Derry tenor; Patrick Thornton. Sligo, and Patricia Black, Dublin, who is at present appearing in ‘Carouse! at the Drury Lane Theatre, London. During the tour the team will be entertained by the executive of the Gaelic League in Glasgow and will ...
... own audience-shaking. Tallyho! *Nearly 300 stars of stage and ballet are lined up for the Merely Players performance at Drury Lane on Sunday, March 30—the big theatrical charity show of the year. And who—or what—is the top attraction ? A mare —Lady Sandra ...
... years. the original production of The first of Universal-International's Hawkins starts work at Pinewood Desert Song at Drury Lane in three-dimensional films to be shown this month on the first of the six. 1927. He was, of course, an in Britain. The company ...
... and it lias only Just been released for amateurs. It was first produced at the Guild Theatre, New York and then it came to Drury Lane. London, where it broke all records for length run with over 2.000 performances. A simple country story of farmers and cowboys ...
... the Theatre Guild in April, 1943, at St. James Theatre, New York, and in London it was first staged at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, in April, 1947. | The musical numbers, which are by Richard Rodgers, run to more than a dozen. Three or four that are ...
... finger in every show-business cabaret act in which he will pie He is also appearing in the open on Monday. musical Fanny at Drury Lane; ' Yes. he declared. 1 nave he is the author of a play, Six every intention of ming on with Months arace. now on a pre ...
... went to Drury Lane to see My Fair Lady, a gala performance in aid of King George's Pension Fund for Actors, and Actresses. Television equipment, including two cameras worth £3,000, was' stolen from the car of a 8.8. C. cameraman at Drury Lane to film ...
... Ireland's Studio Eight feature, Mr. J. A. Phillips told the Portstewart Council that recently he had seen the Second act of a Drury Lane .play on television and it had persuaded , him to go to see the full play when he was in London a short time later. Certainly ...
... Leading Theatre. Who played the part of Eliza Doolittle Afll‘le Gl'aySOfl in “My PFair Lady.” during the last siX months of its Drury Lane run. . * Currently starring in “Alive Alive o Val Fltlpafl'lCk at the Olympia Theatre, Dublin. 2 Ireland's newest and The ...
... Theatre. Who played the part of Bliza Doolittle Anl’le GI’OYSOII 4in My Fair Lady. during the last ’ ‘aX_months of its Drury Lane run. . o . Qurrently starring in “Alve Allve O Val Fll’Zpah’le atthe Olympia Theatre, Dublin. = of. Ireland’'s newest and ...