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... 1800 are recalled month by month in short concise paragraphs. Against June 15th there is this : The Royal Family went to Drury Lane theatre. His Majesty (George HI) had no sooner approached the front of the Royal box than a horse pistol was discharged ...
... her own resources and gradually sinks lower and lower in the social scale. We follow her as a mannequin, as a show girl at Drury Lane, as a film super, a kept woman —to a nudist colony, where she be, comes involved in yet another sordid tragedy. It is from ...
... 1 Garden. Daniel Terry was famous both as actor and playwright and moved between the Eoyal theatres at the Ha?' market, Drury Lane and Covent Garden* excelling in parts that required manifestations of tyranny or madne? and making a great success with ...
... came, and in good condition conaide ring its age. Under heading “Remarkable Events in 1800” la this: Royal Family went to Drury Lane Theatre. His Majesty (George HI) had sooner approached the Royal box than a horse pistol was discharged from the front of ...
... Nell Gwynn. Her book PRETTY, WITTY, NELL ! (Robert Hale 9s 6d) is the love story of the girl who lived in an alley off Drury Lane, who worked as a drudge in a house of doubtful reputation, who graduated to selling oranges at Covent Garden, who became ...
... “Showboat Completes Cycle of Drury Lane Successes Capacity Audiences Assured for Every Performance ARBROATH AMATEUR OPERATIC SOCIETY MEMBERS, 1953-1954 Front row (left to right): B. Smith: M. Talbert, E. D. F. Seroczynska: E. Melville: J. W. Buick; M ...
... turn the into a musical play, and Jerome tl . then at the height of his powers wrote the music. show opened at the Theatre Drury Lane, on 3rd May, 1928, 1 Horen/, Ziegfeld producer. A scenes ...
... by members of similar operatic societies in other towns. We did not to this show expecting to see a performance like the Drury Lane production with the original company, and we did not see this. But we did witness something else—a wonderful show for an ...
... girl who did the finger dance to the tune of ‘'Happy Talk in South Pacific on Broadway. She played the same part in ihe Drury Lane production in Loiidon,, where she met her husband Peter Grant. In The Robe. she is seen as Miriam, the cripple. JEFF MORROW ...
... Liat. the ive girl who did the dance to the finger tune ot Talk’ in South r ri fie om 8B She play ed the same part in the Drury Lane pro duction in London, where she met her husband Peter Grant In The Robe she is seen as Miriam the cripple Richard Welsh ...
... Arbroath. Un- Wte our theatre, it is not too late to this historic house. Among its stars was the famous Mrs Jordan, queen of Drury Lane, who won fame as the mistress of the Puke of Clarence, later William IV. '*ith him she lived twenty-one years, (Pd bore ...
... of a first citizen in Yeomen of the Guard. It was only a very minor Mk. you know. but at that time I thought it was Drury Lane let loose, remarked Bobbie when we chatted with him behind stage at the Webster Memorial Hall a few minutes before ...