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... 21 to January 6 seems to have been, in all countries, and in all ages. a great festival of the turning of the year At Drury Lane Theatre, in normal times. it is the custom on Twelfth Night to present to each member of the company a 'lice of the Baddeles• ...
... John Rich, who opened the Lincoln's Inn Fields Theatre in December. 1714. was our first panto-mime. About the same time Drury Lane produced' Harlequin Doctor Faustus, considered to be the first real English, pantomime. Ta-day's nearest. approach to ...
... HIGHLIGHTIL—Hantai 9 pm. and 10 News; 9.15. Election Day Scenes; Midnight, Election Results. Lights 7.30, Oklahoma, at Drury Lane: 10, News; Midnight (until 3 a.m.), Election Results. - Think 6.40. Prokoflev Symphony No. 6; Election summaries in intervals ...
... fleeting glimpses of the artist's magical touch. THE OLD-TIME MUSIC HALLS Sickert sketched in the Old WC. the Mogul Tavern. Drury Lane. which later became the Middlesex. and in Gatti's Hungerford Palace of , Varieties, under the Arches in Villiers Street ...
... Theatres Corporation. Ltd.. Prince Littler Consolidated Trust, Ltd.. Theatre Properties (Bristol). Ltd.. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Ltd.. Coliseum Syndicate. Ltd.. and other theatrical concerns, who died in December from injuries received in a street ...
... Harrowing artf set. Players 3.151 nand of the Ineh Hall . 9 15. Faure. Requiem . Lights ja 45 4.4rit47 ~( 7 : 7 6.15. * Drury Lane Memories: 8.45. Report. 5: mons, gaart. , .ls: Variety fanfare: 9.30. Music In menet 7.25: Charles Bu Miniature. Thirds ...
... in Belinda Fair. She was a London success in the part made notable by the American Charlotte Greenwood in the original Drury Lane production in 1932. R. A. O. ...
... 1.301 YOUZIINT Generation. Question' Time. 7: Newsreel. 7.75: Hindi 7.70: Irtrerpt from Carolina' at the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. 7.15. Curtain Ur Two tiny, by Galt Pedrick. Butters Writes • Ntdice and Oily thltkllnf 5.30 e Have A is Glasgow school) ...
... of English pantomime is said to have been Jahn Rich (1692-1761). He was the son of Christopher Rich, a famous manager of Drury Lane Theatre about whom Colley Wilber has written much. At the age of 20 John Rich made his first appearance as Harlequin in ...
... and knockabout entertainment entitled The Tavern Bilkers produced at Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. in 1702.—W. MACQUEEN- POPE. Historian. Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. UNHEATED TRAINS Your correspondent Mr. R. Calver Crooke (Echo. Jn th ey ) 3 is misinformed ...
... merits as a siner. After playing e s ymphony and Beethoven's Leonora summon he Goscombe John statue. as ever. violin in the Drury Lane orchestra ato 3 overture._ al3 C. or preamble , declarl h eh b R t be v.-as c osen y ossin o Odd Graner H su es: or, - ...
... their leisure hours before the advent of cinemas. soccer or television? A review in 1750 shows that there was a theatre in Drury Lane. off Water Street. whilst balls and assemblies took place in the ancient chapel of the Tower Two bowling greens were laid ...