... Home Service at 8 p.m. At 7-30 in the Light Programme there is an excerpt from “Oklahoma—running at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. N.I. HOME SERVICE (285.7) 6.30 a.m., Anton’s Orcti.: 4-55. 7, News; 7-15. Records; 7-54. Lift up Your Hearts; 7-55, We- ...

... 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 ...

... Band. 3.4s—Association Football: Grimsby v. Leeds. 4.4s—Dance Band. s.3o—Sports Report. 6.0 Songs for You. 6.ls—Memories of Drury Lane. 7,o—News and Radio Newsreel. 7.2s—Charles Buchan on To-day's Football. 7.30— Up the Pole. B.o—Songs From the Shows. B ...

... Town v. Leeds United. 4-45. Harry Roy's Band. 5-30, Sports Report £ Marcia Owen (songs) and Jackie Brown's Quartet; 6-15, Drury Lane Memories. 7. Newsreel: 7-25, Charles Buchan on Football; 7-30, Up the Pole Songs from the Shows; 8-45. North England Variety ...

... Band. !• 45-Week’s Composer (Oreigi. 10 O—A s.3o—Sports Report 0 Songs For You. Pliin onk« At Th#. in is 6 15-Memories of Drury Lane 0 News Plain Man Looks At The Cross. 10.15- , i:id Ne Wire 7.2s—Charles Buchan ou Good Friday Morning Service. 11.0— To-day’s ...

... Week talk by Father Albion. 114, News. 114 app.. Close. LIGHT PROGRAM= MHO, Ma) 14, Songs: Marcia Owen. 546. Memories of Drury Lane. 74, News and Radio Newsreel 7-26, Charles Buchan on football. 740, Up The Pole. I-1, Songs from the Shows. 5-45, Variety ...

... 1945 to try his luck, a' l months later secured hart _ original production of £ ifi(: Coward’s musical play. 1860,” at Drury Lane w roles followed, and at P« s ...

... THEATRES TO BE SOLD The J. Arthur Rank Organisation is to sell the Winter Garden Theatre, in Drury Lane, London; the Shakespeare Theatre. Clapham; the Hippodrome Theatre. Crouch End: and Moor Hall. Cookham (Berks). The properties are to auctioned on May ...

... decided stay there and gel fooling the professional stage. His many successful appearances in I/ondon shows included the Drury Lane production of ■ Pacific 18tld, “Tuppence Coloured and Oranges and Lemons at the C.lobe Theatre, and at the present time ...

... quarter. Mr L Redfern•sCONGO SONG, b c by Big Ga me—W a lkure. 6-11 P Tomlin 1 Mr C Turner's Drury Lady, by William of Valence—Drury Lane. 7-6 W Christie 2 Mr J V tank's Controversial, by Devonian—Phoenix, 7-4 W Snaith 3 Also—Barkis. Young Carver, Tarpaulin ...

... hd. Perch Rock ath. 1m 1625-s. 0 -SPA WELTER PLATE, £2OO. 4. Two miles, Mr C Turner's DRURY LADY, by William of Valence—Drury Lane. 7-4 G Hudson 1 Mr W H Cockerline's Admiral's Salute, 8-0 Mr A M Budgett's Port Charlotte, 8-2 D Rayson 3 Also—SOuth Kerry ...

... Robinson, the conductor, the club's chairman, and most of its performances are given in the small Fortune Theatre behind Drury Lane. ...