... the meeting at Drury Lane? Why did they not even attend Mr. Cadbury's? It is, of course, probable that out of 10,800 members there are more than 29 who are opposed to the Council. It is, however, reasonable to consider that the Drury Lane meeting the largest ...

... nature. By what right what facts or figures-- does he assume that the majority of actors assembled for the Equity meet ing at Drury Lane were refugees from West End failures or pro vincial engagements? And by what alchemy does the distinguished name of Noel ...

... Independent Television Authority which it created In reply to Mr. Croasdell's letter it should be stated that at the famous Drury Lane meeting there were quite a number of members who abstained from voting either way because they were not entirely satisfied ...

... Welcome! SIR. When I went to the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, the other evening. I was greeted at the top of the stairs leading to the dre&s circle by a resplendent flunkey. Good evening, sir!, he smiled, May I direct you to your seat? He seemed to ...

... Drury Lane Anniversary SIR, I read in your issue of the 11th inst. a leading article en titled: The poor show relative to the approaching three hundredth birthday of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. It may interest you to know that I organised a Royal ...

... advertising and a fashion- conscious environment, can ihey really be expected to arrive at the imposing entrance to, say Drury Lane, hot and perspiring after an energetic journey from the suburbs? For the majority of young people (and there wifl always ...

... Churchill and Ellen Terry Ellrn Terry's stage jubilee maiiiiee at Drury Lane: quoting from Ellen Terry's Memoirs by Edith Craig and Christopher St. John. In the oak-bound book there is a report of a speech made by Mr. Winston Churchill, who presided ...

... near as is humanly possible cost nothing! Older theatres and larger theatres were also represented, for the Hay- market. Drury Lane, the Royal Opera House and the Piccadilly all appeared. Even multi-purpose con cert halls were not left out. A considerable ...

... star by making the occasion a truly memorable one. Marie Tempest s bi-ccntury was celebrated with a special matinee at Drury Lane. Couldn't something of this nature be repeated? Nor would it be amiss at sometime to see Miss Laye's name appear in an honours ...

... that some thirty years later Wontener was to appear as the Cardinal Richelieu in the musical version produced in 1930 at Drury Lane. Ynum fnithfnllv Henry W. Hendra. wooacote Avenue. Wallington, Surrey. ...

... been one of my fav ourite actresses, and I hope she will make such a big success that Hello, Dolly will be playing at Drury Lane when I make my next visit to London next year. Very sincerely yours, Marjorie Berman, 1096, West Boulevard, Los Angeles ...

... Queen of Hearts. At Brighton she was intro duced to Augustus Harris, who wanted her to appear the Christmas following at Drury Lane. Since he was forced to make his arrange ments so far ahead, he had already engaged Nelly Power to play the star part. Tilly ...