... Family Favourites. 1.15-Sweet Serenade. 2.0- Have a Go! 2.3 0- Down Your Way. '3.30 -Take It From Here. 4.0-- Memories of Drury Lane. 4.45-Who's Who. 5.15-Family Favourites. 5.45- Band Parade. 8.30- Ray's a Laugh. 7.0--News and Radio Newsreel. 7.30- Grand ...

... 3o—Leopardstown 'Chase. 3.4s—Association Football: Mansfield Town v, Tranmere Rovers. s.3o—Sports Report. 4. o—Memories of Drury Lane. 7.3o—Grand Hotel. 9. o—Variety Bandbox ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... references essential. Box 22839. WANTED, youngho girl to train for Cook's Help: geod e and wages, evenings free.W_hYte Rene. 191 Drury Lane, London. W.C.I WANTED, General; 3 adults. Phone 72059. or call or write to 146 Lower Dr u mcond ra Road Dublin. WANTED, ...

... 20/-. Won 31.; 121. lm. 15 2-5 s. 4.4S— LAV O H L L c; n e m 3-4 : 0 PLATE , Duke of Roxburghe's PANTOMIME, by Stardust—Drury Lane. 8-7 W Nevett 1 Mr S C Hodgson's Pilaster, 8-10 Thomps on 2: Mr R White's Tour D'Argent, 8 -10 J Brace 3 Also—Whisky Galore ...

... CARLO, kasus cLu mein ein. Dios enn °ire AlRite. ni Lair) suioeAn Awn se r, . Ceer an-trios é, nios nio anus nios site nA Drury Lane 111,NR Somple. reennon 65, Srerrano if:, - toinne, reR els connente tuft en tilerßopotiren 1 true eabRA6, Anus bi se rASAltlt ...

... Indian Emperor, he forgot to exchange his sword for a foil and very nearly killed a fellowplayer. He later played in Drury Lane and was commissioned in the army. His own success as a writer of comedy he attributed to his constant realisation that the ...

... Scottish subject, its author wrote it with an eve on the English theatre and in English style. It did reach Covent Garden and Drury Lane. and Mrs. Siddons found the part of Lady Randolph to her liking. Sybil Thorndyke is now revelling in the part in the Lyceum ...

... would not be required for army service in an emergency. Entrance Scholarships are offered for Public Competition Irish in Drury Lane REGAL ROOMS—Second Week.—At 2 o'c.. 4.7. 6.14. 8.40. This is a film everyone spould see.—l. Indep. OUT OF TEE DARKNFS-S ...

... have as many Further information comes to hand regarding the all-Irish concert to be staged at the City Literary Institute, Drury Lane, on Saturday, October 14, by the Fainne Group of the London Gaelic League. A prominent member of the League tells me that ...