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... DRAMAS OF DRURY LANE A KING and a Cornishman built Drury Lane. And when you walk through its pillared portico you ore walking not only into a theatre but also into history. Closed by plague and bomb, burnt to the grounc. twice, arena of Britain's greatest ...
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... Drama At Drury Lane Ai TRAGEDY within a A tragedy* the final tragedy of Edmund KeanAgeing, sick, often drunk, but still a great actor. W. Macqueen-Pope describes .t vividly in Ins brilliant but too brief biography of that memorable master of dramatic ...
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... BY LAMBERT & BUTLER OF DRURY LANE Branch of The Imperial Tobacco Company (of Great Britain & Ireland), Limited ...
... performance of Camelot at Drury Lane. Flooding In Venice A high wind to-day drove the high tide in over Venice's St. Mark's Square for a second consecutive day. The floodwaters were li hashes deep in the square, and many streets along the leity's canals ...
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... 'DRURY LANE' STAGES IN NEW SCHOOLS BY OUR CORRESPONDENT WHY must small village schools struggle for years to get the slightest repairs done. 'while 'big brothers' are being erected with large halLs, stages the size of Drury Lane. and flooring so expensive ...