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... his mother for London. Achieves Fame,—He had talent, and through the testimonial of a friend. he secured a position on the Drury Lane Deatre Orchestra. Later, through Me influence of an Italian nobleman, he left London for tuition in Italy. In the course ...
... 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 ...
... and The super musical come West- (WEXFORD BRANCH), s were put on hands in ern—bigger on the screen than a sow the seeds of Drury Lane Show. CELEBRIeT,YONCERT nd co-operation amongst Arbor Day. March Wed. & Thurs., Feb. 2k & 2•lth ABBEY CIN A, WEXFORD oreceded ...
... principal role will be the vpung soprano. Mariella Angioletti. who made a great impression at the recent Italiaa lawn at Drury Lane : Carlo del Monte, a tenor from Spain who came to the front by winning en audition at the Florence Festival and singing ...
... radio and stage stars in a sensational vocal and musical presentation. ANNE GRAYSON—Famous Singing Lead from My Fair Lady Drury Lane Theatre. London. TONY KENNY—lrish singing comedian from Olympia Theatre. Dublin. MARIE MORRIS—Ace Accordionist. Sunday. ...
... radio and stale stars in s sensational vocal and musical presentation. ANNE GRAYSON—Famous Singing Lead from My Fair Lady Drury Lane Theatre, London TONY KENNY—lrish singing comedian from Olympia Theatre, Dublin. MARIE MORRIS—Ace Accordionist. EILEEN E ...
... of a Dublin child prodigy named Tom Cooke a - e described in Portraits From History. At one of his benefit coactoris is Drury Lane. Cooke sang a poop of operatic aria as/ followed thew by recitals on the violin. flute. oboe, clarinet. basooos, horn, •cello ...
... Song, with music by Sigmund Romberg, and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein 11, was first staged in Europe at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, on 7th April, 1927. Despite the passage of over forty years, this musical has lost none of its appeal and popularity ...
... and Thady lllRlllinesoy's Description bf the (Paper Review. The Rallyporeen Landlady's Lamentation a comic long sung at Drury Lane. In ...
... MC TELEVISION The Comedy Enos by William Shakespeare CSS SKY AT DRURY LANE Play The Sounds Christmas. Part of a concert recorded earlier Nth week from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London. 7AS NEVIS ON TWO; WEATHER 7.0 LAURIE USE'S 'CIDER WITH ROUE' ...
... years since he last saw a cow. 7.15 THE ROYAL VARIETY PERFORMANCE A whole host of stars are on stage at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, to celebrate 50 years of television on behalf of the Entertainment Artistes' Benevolent Fund. 8.40 NEWS AND SPORT/ WEATHER ...