... captured or destroyed amusing incident is recalled the night of the victory The paper says. person la?' night in the gallery of Drury Lane House frequently calling in boisterous manner for the tune 'Britons Strike Home' was im- mediately silenced by the priate ...

... Down) that a site for new police p ar ’uament Square. 4—At the succeeded Lord barracks in Bangor had been Tlleatre Roya i. Drury Lane. Kirtleside Hon prepared al> ...

... and The super musical come West- (WEXFORD BRANCH), s were put on hands in ern—bigger on the screen than a sow the seeds of Drury Lane Show. CELEBRIeT,YONCERT nd co-operation amongst Arbor Day. March Wed. & Thurs., Feb. 2k & 2•lth ABBEY CIN A, WEXFORD oreceded ...

... the dumb that one is apt to grow up. Herbert Lom recently Or blonde in Arthur Askey's TV show, Before had to leave the Drury Lane show, The King Youi Very Eyes, will speak for the first time and 1 owing to film commitments. * 4 before an audience ...

... Isaac Butt appearing in the debates, but. in this respect, a report meeting of the Administrative Reform Association in the Drury Lane Theatre, London, takes the honours. The second paragraph begins: “The Chairman, after some preliminary remarks, introduced ...

... several attempts to locate the ship in recent years and has organised the present expedition. Marie George, who played in many Drury Lane pantomimes and in musical comedies and dramas, died on Thursday at her flat in Hammersmith. She was born in New York in ...

... years, it ha., every year since 17 there used as competitors. This i three scullers wilt ( o Tom Doggett, eomedlan. who won Drury Lane, started left a sum nt mom rowed for from Lour to Chelsea the .-a: ever com mem Majesty’s 'K’ng ( happy Accession Throne ...

... while at Shrewsbury he wrote the draft of one of his best-known plays. The Recruiting Officer. which was performed at Drury Lane on April 8. 1706. The Beaux Stratagem” was his last play. The wolf never left the door, and his life drew to a close a ...

... after the restoration of her nephew, Charles 11. in 1660, came to London and lived in a mansion with beatuiful gardens in Drury Lane Our present Queen. Elizabeth 11, is. therefore, not merely the descendant of George I In direct line, but also of William ...

... of middle-class audiences were supplied by spectacular entertainments in the gigantic Theatres Royal of Covent Garden and Drury Lane, which exerted by royal patent a stranglehold on the national drama. And yet, the stage of the period had a life both vigorous ...

... i Foreign material Mr. Gordon Sandison. general arv of Equity, said this •dav a special meeting mbers at the Fortune , Drury Lane. London, explaining the agreerecentlv signed between and the three comelevision programme mark. It seemed possible that ...

... of Lord Donega n- Also taking | par Breene. with her dancing ‘settled Tt a the curate left Belfast ar he were Chan :or At Drury Lane, another|family became merenants. his became incumbent of St. Paul Diocesan Registrar, the Ven. J. R. Connor, ler ansatlantiec ...