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... nearly everyone else's. MIM Farrvr.'s salary had been much in rears, and. shortly after her marriage. Lord Derby called at Drury Lane, and told Sheridan that he would not leave until he received the money. My dear sir. said Sheridan, this too bad. You ...
... other Happy Christmas. it a day. EARLY PANTOMIMES In January. 17K1. Robinson Crusoe' appeared for the lime in pantomime at Drury Lane Theatic The name ensured its sueces. M. J. Young writes: Robinson tits parrot, and his man Friday had long familiar friends ...
... the Pepys bought some roll Maori people of New Zealand for smell and ehaw as he the manner in which she repre- Art dean Drury Lane with Rented the Polynesian race at the. nuiny plague-crossed houses. Coronation SPREAD Vet. Wilen all': said and done. always ...
... formula involving Harlequin, Clown, Columbine, Pierret. and the rest. Gradually, modern pantomime was taking shape. The Drury Lane pantomime of 18.54 was, for instance, called Jack and Jill. or Harlequin Ring Mustard, and the Four and Twenty Blackbirds ...
... in Rodolph the Wolf: or. Columbine Red Riding Hood. at Covent Garden, London. But let us go hack a little further. At Drury Lane Theatre, London, in the year 1717, Colley Gibber produced a piece °ailed The Loves of Mars and Venus, by one John Weaver ...
... 4 __,_ SAYS VALERIE HOBSON _,74/ .„,_=-_:.,, Ar La t sLa a ß o ritish a c tress s m h o ea si d c s o pse at --- -.- .:' Drury Lane !To the part of Anna in ~, The King and I Miss Valerie • • ~ - Hobson brings all the charm and elegance for which she ...
... Sydney, New Routh Wales. In 1845 we find him back In London. and on November 15th of that year Maritana was produced at Drury Lane. It was an immediate success and over the years it has held its place in the affections of a vast number of music lovers ...
... spirited tour of the famous London area of Covent Garden. its fruit and vegetable market, its theatres in Drury Lane. It was at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane that Julie Andrews made such a hit in My Fair Lady. Dick Van Dyke is not only introduced to the atmospmere ...
... originally rejected He would go further than Dr. agreed with Mr. Connolly that the a calf. Defendant became agressise Colman of Drury Lane just nth Gold- Foley. however, and state the Board Board's clinics should be staffed be and was put out of the house. smith's ...
... HEADLINES 7.O3—MACAO ON TWO 7.IO—CABBAGES AND KINGS 7.35-NUACHT 7.40-THE ROYAL VARIETY PERFORMANCE From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London a host of stars salute H.R.H., the Queen Mother, as England's most glittering stage show of 1982 gets under way ...
... e wth a fine talent for secution. S.OO—THE BBC TV SHAKESPEARE The I Comedy of Errors By William Shakespeare 6.SS—SKY AT DRURY LANE Part of a concert by Sky recorded earlier this week. '.4S—NEW ON TWO 7 .SS—LAURIE LEES CIDER WITH ROSIE An evocation of ...
... countie s , presented by Alf McCarthy and Isobel mealy 7.15 THE ROYAL VARIETY PERFORMANCE From the Stage of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on behalf of the artiste's Benevolent Fund, Sue Lawley introduces stars from the world of entertainment to celebrate fifty ...