... American medical student (Ladd) who immediately falls foul of the captain of the ship which is to take them to Australia. A Drury Lane actress (Patricia Medina) suereeds in adding to their hate for each other. ...

... was, of course, just a compliment by the house which has been the haunt of stage and opera folk since the early days of Drury Lane and the Royal Opera House and it is one of the favourite lunching and dining places m Town, especially among women. ...

... Broadway .id Drury Lane productions, South i fir comes to the screen with .C•ssano Brazzi, Mitzi Gaynor and John Kerr in the roles played by Wilbur Evans, Mary Martin and Peter Grant 1 ! ,t Diury Lane. Featured are Ray Wal--eates his Drury Lane ,weeping hack ...

... excitement in other*. The standard of art was high, for the were designed and executed by th e foremost sente artists from Drury Lane and other famous theatres, and more than one brilliant portrait painter did the figures. / CO aid • ehrifitinafi aub Pei ...

... done. To Mrs Donald again goes credit for expert production. Admirable use is made of the limited stage, for to present a Drury Lane show on such a restricted area is no small achievement. Mrs Donald's long hours of arduous rehearsal laid the foundation ...

... 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 ...

... there was an odd occasion when the Yorkshire accent might as well have been Greek. The Signals' show is no stream-lined Drury Lane production. The boys and girls come from over a wide area and rarely see each other in the mass except at the annual camp ...

... 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 ...

... Thursday when the British production, in Trucolor, Lilacs in the Spring, will be shown. This colourful story opens at Drury Lane Theatre where Carole Beaumont (Anna Neagle) is rehearsing for an ENSA show. Producer of the show, Charles King (David Farrar) ...

... play, and Jerome Kern, then at the height of his powers as composer, wrote the music. The show opened at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane on 3rd May, 1928, with Florenz Ziegfeld as producer. A newcomer, Paul Robeson, played the negro philosopher, Joe. and sang ...