... at the to d success. „ headquarters of the W HODS Mr Macqueen Pope has been on the historv of the Theatre connected with Drury Lane for Royal. London, better known many years, and the foremost Drurv Lane. authority on its history, lit* Ranging up and down ...

... distinguished archaeologists. Gt THE MUSIC OF GERARD KENNY. Part one of the concert recorded recently at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane with special guests Dennis Waterman. HORIZON: ‘The Mind of a Murderer’. Part two of The Mind of a Murderer reveals the real ...

... 10-20 p.m. Saturday 8 until 11 I i p.m. Sunday Sequence i only 815 p.m. All in Ball- I » i o RS-tk Whe = Cannon and Ball at Drury Lane will be shown at 7 p.m. on Tyne Tees. ...

... Garrick’s debut was at Goodman’s Fields Theatre on October 19, 1741 as Richard 111. For many years he was manager of the Drury Lane Theaire where he ended an old tradition by clearing all the members of the audience, even the most important, from the stage ...

... Scarborough Street. It is not yet known what precise subject the lecturer will choose, but is likely to be the history of Drury Lane which can cover wide range because of the many brilliant associations th a theatre has with the whole dramatic life of the ...

... (Bachelor of Santa Clausing). Christmas history itself is shrouded with svran%o happenings and rifuals. The actors at London’s Drury Lane Theatre are still presented with a cake on twelfth night providedby a 1794 bequest. The ever-popular mistletoe (what would ...

... and perhaps the most famous of these is that made for the players of whatever company happens to be “in residence’’ at Drury Lane Theatre, London. The cake Is provided each year by the bequest of the 18th century actor Robert Baddeley, who died in his ...

... . and perhaps the most famous of these is that made for the players of whatever company happens to be in residence at Drury Lane Theatre. London. The cake is provided each year by the bequest of the 18th century actor Robert Baddeley, who died in his ...

... years ago, their work is still enormously popular — “Pirates,” in fact, is at present enjoying great success at London’s Drury Lane Theatre. The story centres around apprentice pirate, Frederick, who believes himself to be 21 and freed from his pirate ...

... Secham, Co. Durham; M T & Beaneti, Westernhill, Rybops, Sunderland; Mrs N Prest, Loachmere Way, Ryhope, ; Miss M Groen, Drury Lane, Eost End, Sunderland; Mrs A Corpenter, Trinity Street, Sunderlond; Mrs A& L Baster, fi:'nuh:*wu—‘&mo i-uiu’:' Frederick ...

... ovation for his scintillating performance, Joe recently spent a year in America, initially headlining his own show at the Drury Lane Theatre, Chicago. The show was originally booked to run for six weeks, but proved so successful it was extended to five ...

... 6-30. 8-4,) GLOBE THEATRE, Stockton Ev« ' A ' KSay 2o^ 1 2-30 Ralph Ltd.. Present BARRY SINCLAIR In Ivor Novcilos Gie.aest Drury Lane Musical. CARELESS RAPTURE with NICOLETTE ROEG. MURIEL BARRON Bos omce open a m. 7 p m. Daily from Jan. 30. stalls 7/6, 5/6 ...