... the backbone of the Appleby Symphony Orchestra she was also president of the Appleby Choral Society. The Fortune Theatre, Drury Lane, in which the opera is to be produced, is the biggest theatre Lady Holmes has taken for her Productions. For over a year ...

... SIR RICHARD FORD Ford was the son of Dr James Ford, a Court physician, who had a large interest in Drury Lane Theatre. In 1785 or 1786, soon afer her debut on thr. , London stage she fell in love with Ford. Three children were born to them, the youngest ...

... from a spring at one time resorted to as chalybrate spa. There is in London an alley which lett to the Phenix Theatre —now Drury Lane. The name was also formerly used as a sign over chemists' shops associated with alchemy which had legends of the philospher's ...

... villages around the Franco-Spanish border. LILACS IN THE SPRING (Alhambra. Thursday. Friday and Saturday), opens at the Drury Lane Theatre where Carole Beaumont (Anna Beagle). is rehearsing for an ENS A. show. The producer of the show, Charles King (David ...

... advertisements, which show Charles Hawtrey at the Apollo in George A. Birmingham's General John Regan,r Forbes - Robertson at Drury Lane in The Passing of the Third Floor Back, and Arthur Bourchier at the Garrick in Temple Thur sto n's The Greatest Wish ...

... In amazement then burst Into a colossal guffaw. Fairies! Pixies! he roared. What do you think this place is ma'am. a Drury Lane pantomime? We Rossetts have been here fa centuries and never heard of such a thing I know these dales better than most ...