... Drill A. Steel Co.—Second interim o. 25. less tax. making 41 for year ended December 31. (against 33A). Theatre .'.oyal (Drury Lane)—Dividend 10. less tax. for year ended December 31. isarae). National Bank of Egypt—Final IS. less tax. making 20 for year ...

... ; , cent R. Impe.leteri. Mayor of New Patricia Black, who is playing in I York, and the Right Hon. John, 'Carrourel in Drury Lane: James IBe:ton. Lord Mayor of Dublin. l Joheston, who is with the Vle We:lslsent each other the flags of their Company ; ...

... established man of the theatre. But this date marks a new career as a writer of huge spectacular musical shows, like the Drury Lane production of. Glamorous Night, Crest of the Wave, and Careless Rapture. His later works included Perchance to Dream, King's ...

... Jack Salisbury's Orch.; S-U, Weather. 7. Neva) 7-U, Rio Tango Band: 754, Lift up your Hearts; 7-U. Weather. S, News; US. Drury Lane Theatre Orch s, Schumann: Marjorie Hayward String quartet; S-Ji. An Indian Holiday; Talk by M. A Flint; »-4S. Handel: Operatic ...

... present in the local C.Y.M.S. Hall, the well-known hit Rose Marie. The script is an exact replica of the production at Drury Lane Theatre London, in 1925, and is in two acts embodying eleven colourful scenes. Popular song hits include Rose Marie, ...

... 4 First Quarter . May 14. Full Moon May 21. IF ONLY NELL GWYN (bless her) could stand today in Drury Lane with a basketful of Armour's Food Products instead of oranges, she would almost certainly be run in for causing an obstruction (although she ...

... himself set the pattern In the 18th century. ’’ Running footmen —they ran beside the coaches—were allowed up to the gallery »n Drury Lane but several occasions they were so obstreperous that Garrick had them summarily ejected. Nevertheless, precedents or no ...

... causing such a stir in the provincial theatres that even Garrick heard about it in London and offered her an engagement at Drury Lane. It is reported that in her first appearance as Belvidera some “people of quality” who had come to scoff were moved to tears ...

... name. causing such a stir in the provincial theatres Garrick heard about it in Londor. and offered her an engagement at Drury Lane. It is reported that in her first appearance as Belvidere some people of quality. who had come to scoff. were moved instead ...

... his unique interpretation of the National Anthem. The rest of this programme, when compared with the opening concert at Drury Lane of the “prom' season 100 years ago. suggests that public taste in Festival year is much more sophisticated. ...

... 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 ...

... sings J title role in the new producercompares veil with any of ■' predecessors. “The Bohenn- Girl was first performed at Drury Lane in 1843. ...