... Louis Lavenu, a 22-year-old impressario and composer of light music (his opert Loretta, a Tale of Seville, was staged at Drury Lane Theatre in London in 1846). However. Liszt came well out of the tour. for which he was paid 500 guineas. During the years ...

... the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, to celebrate 50 years of television on behalf of the Entertain men t Artistes' Benevolent Fund. Also on RTE 1. B.4O—NEWS AND SPORT B.SS—THE ROYAL VARIETY PERFORMANCE Part two of the show from Drury Lane. 10.20-CHAMPIONSHIP ...

... the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on behalf of the Artistes' Benevolent Fund. Sue Lawley introduces stars from the world of entertainment to celebrate 50 years of television. S.4O—NEWS ROYAL VARIETY PERFORMANCE Part two from Drury Lane. 10.25— SATURDAY 'LIVE' ...

... . Still running in London are shows I've previously reviewed in the Herald 42nd Street (seats available to all parts at Drury Lane) and Cats (at the New London), for which seats are still hard to come by and Les Miserables (at the Palace) also heavily ...

... up in London recently a bulky biography written by his actor-writer g Dennis Denn Castle. and called 'Sensation' Smith of Drury Lane. Published three years ago. the book has a preface by Hal Prince, the most famous of presentday American directors, who ...

... Dublin's Cr we Street Theatre in 1815. After playing in Belfast, Cork and limerick, she was offered an engagement by London's Drury lane Theatre, where her performances attracted little attention. In 182, the Engtish actor-manager, William Macready took her ...

... in London 30 , cars ago. On Monday nest at I p.m. on BBC Radio 2. Dasid Jacobs will be on the stage of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. where its successful run began. With a little bit of luck . ' he hopes to have many members of the original cast there ...

... treated his theatre crew to a 4 urry at an Indian restaurant called Last Days of the Raj, just round the corner flans his Drury Lane pri mists, whereupon the owt er has announced his intention of cashing in on the pre . 'ence of Prince Edward amc'ng the ...

... She is now very keen to Like Eamonn Dunphy, u kt .• , round the corner get her hands on The Corn- Doyle earned only luke- Drury Lane p mitments, which is fine by warm reviews for his book '147, whereupon the o r Roddy who is equally keen from Irish critics ...

... treated his theatre crew to a ,urry at an Indian restaurant called Last Days of the 124. just round the corner flans his Drury Lane primises, whereupon the owner has announced his intention of cashing in on the pre.%ence of Prince Edward among the group• ...

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