... actress of considerable fame in the eighteenth century, who was born at Nantglyn. Denbighshire. She delighted audiences at Drury Lane in 1785. and Charles Lamb mentioned her in his Essays of Elia. Her real name was Dorothy Bland, but she assumed the name ...

... version of the show, which it is estimated has been seen by more than 6,000.000 people since its first Preientaticin at Drury Lane in 1939. will be a winner. The role of Rudi, the composer. created on the stage by Rovellol himself. goes to Dennis Price ...

... to conduct the first performance. Set in a Victorian girls' school in Switzerland this musical comedy was first seen at Drury Lane in 1932. No date is fixed for Mr. Emlyn Williams's new play Accolade, which is about a novelist who becomes involved ...

... remembered for her past successes with this society will play the part of Peg Whoffington a well-known actress of the old Drury Lane Possessing a voice of exceptional quality and a natural sense stage deportment Miss David should prove very successful this ...

... had very much to offer in new plays. though one notable exception is Wild Violets, a musical comedy first presented at Drury Lane in 1932 and now revived at the Stoll. ...

... 12 Family Favourites. 1.15 Sweet Serenade, 2 Have A Got 2.30 Down Your Way. 3.30 Take It From Here. 4 Memories of Drury Lane. 4.45 Who's Wbo. 6.15 Paull, Favourites, 5.45 Rand Parade. 6.30 Ray's A Laugh. 7 News sad Radio Newsreel. 7.30 Grand ...

... surprised the audience: “Unmannered dogs Stand ye when I command Eventually he attracted the notice of the stage manager of Drury Lane Theatre and after being told rehearsal This will never do” received a tremendous ovation on his first night as Shylock ...

... Holiday Parade. 3.45 Association Foot`will. 4.45 Harry Roy and his Band. 5.30 Sports Report. 6 Songs tor You. 6.15 Memories of Drury Lane. 7 News and Radio Newsreel. 7.25 Charles Buchan. 7.30 Up the Pole. 8 Bonita from the Shows. 8.45 Variety Fanfare. 9.30 ...

... (1500m: am 955 10 1045 On 1130 Time People’s Service 1230 Children! 2 45 Plavers 315 Holiday 45 Harry Band 530 lor You 15 ol Drury Lane 725 Pole 8 the 8 930 Music in News 1015 Holy 10 A Bedtime 1120 ” THIRD PROGRAMME (464m 194m) pm Schubert 25 Elephant 6 ...

... 3.15 Holiday Parade. 3.45 Association Football. 4.45 Harry Roy. 5.30 Sports Report. 6.0 Songs for You. 6.15 Memories of Drury Lane. 7.0 Radio Newsreel. 7.25 Charles Buchan. 7.30 Up the Pole. 8.0 Songs from the Shows. 8.45 Variety Fanfare. 9.30 Music ...

... was “Chu Chin Chow” During the last war it was most people would agree “The Dancing Years” This musical play opened at the Drury Lane Theatre in 1939 and in the following six or seven years was seen in every theatre of consequence in the provinces fts simple ...

... long runs, Oklahoma and Annie Get Your Gun did not show the same results as when they were new. The I Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, will in I due course announce a presentation of Carousel. a new musical. Consolidated balance-sheet shows a rise ...