... 45, Football: Grimsby Town v. Leeds U. 4.45. Harry Roy. 5.30, Sporty Re- , port. 6.0, Songs for You.' 6.J5, Memories of Drury Lane. 7.0, 1 Newsreel. 7.25, Charles Buchan on ' football. 7.30, Up the Pole. 8.0, , Songs from the Shows 8.45. Variety Fanfa-e ...

... Onmsbv Town Leeds United Harry Roy and his Band 5 30 —Sport* Report including football result* 6 —Songs tor You 15 —Memories Drury Lane 7—News and Radio 7 —Charles Buchan to-day football 7.3o—'Up the Pole” from the Shows 8 s—Variety5—Variety Fanfare 9 30— ...

... Company. lthe hero, a part which Mr. Novello created at Drury Lane. Nicolette Roeg plays the heroine and Muriel Barron has the chief comedy part. There is a full chorus and ballet and an augmented orchestra. )Denms { Checks Up DURING a tour of the Midlands ...

... 3.15, Holita Parade. 3.46, Football. Harry Roy and hip Band. 5.30, Sport. Report. 6.0, Songs for You. 6.15, Memories of Drury Lane. 7.0 News and • Radio Newsreel. 7.25, Charles Buchan. 7.30, tip the Pole. 8.0, Songs from the Shows. 8.45, Variety Fanfare ...

... composed for the 'Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, will be presented at the Embassy Theatre, Peterborough, next week. \ Scenes include a West End beauty parlour, a London mansion, the studio of a singing teacher, the stage at Drury Lane, a star’'s dressing room, a ...

... Wi 1230 The Tuns Entr’acte Playars 315 Band of Guard 345 United 445 Harry Band 530 Including football result 0— You 015 Drury Lane Newsreel 72S Buchan to-day ’ football 730 Pete” 8— from the Shows 8 Fanfare 030 Music In Miniature News 1015 Hot 1020 11 ...

... Guards. 3.45 Association Football. 4,45 Harry Roy and his Band 3.30 Sports Report. 6,00 Songs for You. 6,15 Memories of Drury Lane. .00 Nevlls and Radio Newsreel. 7.25 Charles Buchan on today's football 5 7.30 Up the Pole. 8.0 Songs from the Shows. 8 ...

... IVOR NOVELLO'S GREATEST DRURY LANE MUSICAL CARELESS RAPTURE by RALPH READER MARY ALLEN Charles GII.LESPIE Arthur HOSKING Jean Norman Iris Fraser-Foss Michael _Belton Silly Holm.. Douglas Thomsen Neville Marten MURIEL BARRON Au.mented Theatre Orch cc ndugted ...

... Rapture--is put on nightly at 7.15, with 2.30 matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. The play is spectacular in the true Drury Lane manner, and the highspots are a scene on Hampsteau Heath on Bank Holiday night with swings_ roundabouts. sideshows and all ...

... g. | DANCE PRODUCER | This to version of ;c-.releu um%e iesr pr:-o‘ luced Ralph Reader, who! atthc;tmetheuwwmnm-‘ ning Drury Lane, was dance producer. The story starts in London and moves to China. The varied scenes include a West End beauty parlour ...

... Chu Chin Chow; during the last war it was—l think most people would agree—The Dancing Years. This musical play opened at Drury Lane theatre in 1939 and in the following six or seven years was seen in every theatre of consequence in the provinces. Its simple ...

... Chinese street by a most realistic earthquake. The songs, as popular now as they were when the show was first produced at Drury Lane, are “Why is there ever good-bye?” “Love made the Botflg’ and “Music_in May,” being admirably sung b{l Joan Danson, who plays ...