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... achieved no great fame as an actor , was the last to wear the Royal livery of scarlet of His Majesty's Servants at Drury Lane . History has been neatly served the last few years , for Baddeley had worked as pastrycook to Lord North , whose name is ...
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... ». 1860.—T FINES “BETTING HOUSE” CASE Woman (72) “Never Backed a Horse” VJEVENTY-TWO-YEAR-OLD Elizabeth Ann Mitchell. of Drury Lane, Sunderland, was fined £5 in the Magistrates’ Court to-day for keeping her home as a betting house. She said; “I have never ...
... Ivor Atkins’s Resignation olverhampton Centenary CINCE he was the son of an brimmed straw hat it was only first produced at Drury Lane in organist it may well be in 1943 that the long blue coat 1706 thought that the career of Sir and white bibs ’’—after the ...
... the topical song is taboo. It was not always so, certainly not in the days of Arthur Collins and Sir Francis Burnand at Drury Lane. That versatile comedian Mr. Arthur Riscce reminds me that he went to a pantomime, almost his first, as long ago as 1907 ...
... and the Robeys and the Lauders have left none to succeed them on Boxing Night. There is too much spectacle; and (shades of Drury Lane) there is also too little. The beautifully simple fairy stories are grossly maltreated. On the other hand, who cares which ...
... 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 ...
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... San Francisco, he began a repertory company in 1888 which proved highly successful. In 18*1 he produced Gentleman Jack at Drury Lane. Later he be came manager of the Manhattan, where he produced many successes. Among artists whose careers he largely influenced ...
... Revels. The first Old Vic ceremony was in 1919. when Lilian Baylis cut the cake. At the Baddeley cake-cutting ceremony at Drury Lane. Austin Me'ford deputised for Frank Collins. Master of the Bad deley Fund. Malvern Festival inis week the Malvern Central ...