... musical comedies for amateur production and is rich in haunting musical numbers and in good fun. It was first produced at Drury Lane, I London, in April, 1929. The book and lyrics are by Oscar Hammerstein, Frank Mandel and Laurence Schwab and the music ...

... Ruah In and Nicholas Nlcklet , has become engaged to Maxwell Coker (2si, a member of the Oklahoma cast at London's Drury lane Theatre. They were drat introduced over the telephone slx months ago. Three days after a meeting at a mutual friend's party ...

... EMPIRE — Ivor Noyello's great Drury Lane success. Glamorous • Night, comes to the Empire next week. The first of four extremely popular musical plays which Novello wrote, devised and composed for • the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, it made history on its first ...

... to them all, Dufly's, as always, own bor d ers, whether in the Old or turned into a fortress. It was occuthe Cockpit in Drury Lane and at It will therefore be seen that the have sho w t hat for 'and in World , Tavern—Sadler's Wells formation of The Children's ...

... the E.N.S.A. banner and tour the camps with their show. TT. Scottish Regionals. In Viscount Montgomery sent a request to Drury Lane, E.N.S.A . Headquarters, for a Scottish Party to he sent to Africa to enterta u the Met Highland Division. B rt and Dave ...

... stage manager. In 1923, he toured South Africa. His first London appearance was in London Life, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, in June, 1924. For several years after that he played a succession of leading parts on the West End stage and in the poivinees ...

... salary. Ttlese players were given the title Her Majesty's Comedians and Servants. and to this day the resident company at Drury Lane Theatre are so called. One of the principal actors. a Mr. Preston. performed so well before the Queen at Cambridge that ...

... Hall. lofty and impersonal as it is. achieves the warmth cud exuberance of every theatre Irma Shakespeare's •Clohe` to Drury, Lane. Antony Sewer a map for whom one develops a deep and growing affection. He has natural dignity and au avuncular eye which ...

... Tha doctor was reedy, and the ladies for Sint aid. How that doctor worked! The Mission, the author goes on, was named The Drury Lane of Scotland. It offered a hospitable welcome to the boys from the leas, and provided concerts, cinemas, whist drives and ...

... world famous romance of th e Canadian Rockies embraces the full score, book and unforgettable highlights of this original Drury Lane smash-bit. Every leading character seen on the ice is covered by accomplished actors and singers off-stage, who working ...

... Anne d (16113-1710), perhaps the grease& all-round stage. 1n thq alike. life as a bar rn a tavern, she went on the stage at Drury Lane at a Wary of Us. per week. In spite of a notorious Wests life. she earned in the Jerusalem Chamber and a grave in the Pl ...

... performance in London, to celebrate their country’s bicen- tenary, it was announced yesterday. The gala, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on May 15. will also feature Dame Edna’s mentor, comedian Barry Hum- phries. It is not deaf whether Australia’s notorious ...