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... — Book Review. 10.15-—Gaelic Lesson. 10.35~— gaclsie News 10.45—Talk 11.0-11.3— ews, LIGHT PROGRAMME 6.15—* Memories of Drury Lane.” 7.0— Radio Newsreel. 7.3o—'* Up the Pole.” B.o—* GONXO ;R?M JTHE SHOwSs.” B.4s—°* Variety Fanfare.’ ’ 9.30—' MUSIC IN ...
... collaborated In writing the book and lyrics, and the music is by Sigmund Romberg. “The New Moon was first 6”0- duced ‘at the Drury Lane in 1929. Variety 3 Jack Mayo and Jean Collins are the chief comedy couple in “Jack in the Box ” at the Gaiety on Monday ...
... Catherine Gives and Wins Star ‘Bouquet’ VALERIE Hobson, Vera-Ellen, Jeanne Heal, the Tower of London, a film studio, Drury Lane, Windsor Castle, the Bagatelle night-club: these are no longer mere names to 15-year-old Catherine Fox, of 59 Balfour Street ...
... London Evening classes in Scottish Gaelic, which started last September at the City Literary Institute, Stukeley Street, Drury Lane, London, have proved so popular that it is proposed this year to extend them to the Irish language. ...
... known cockpits in London were those at Jervin Street, Shoe Lane, and St Giles’ in the Fields. The last - mentioned became Drury Lane Theatre, where plays alternated with cock-fights. because of its connection with the arrest of members of the British Convention ...
... stand in Long Acr . He lived in the Adelphi and played at Drury Lane. This Zoffany painting, one of the chief treasures of the Garrick Club, is the record of a ommancl performance at Drury Lane and painted by order of was painted George 111. Another fine ...
... stand in Long Acr . He lived in the Adelphi and played at Drury Lane. This Zoffany painting, one of the chief treasures of the Garrick Club, is the record of a ommancl performance at Drury Lane and painted by order of was painted George 111. Another fine ...
... It could be that for quick wit and intelligence. But this is the London theatre. Lock and Key wa one of the succes e of Drury Lane. It portrays, ala ! a phase in our drama which ha entirely passed away, and a school of acting of which the unrivalled ...
... I A YEW AT BARFRESTON, KENT ~cc Id ler: A Bel/cote 1-11 a )· ew Friday. row performing every night at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, children of Sir John Maynard ( 1602-90). :Member of Parliament, statesman of my with judge, who Recorder Suburb, [The appointed ...
... work in the Gothic or Tudor tastes, which may be ascribed to W. Fish, the antique cabinet-maker of 15, Princes Street, Drury Lane, to Edwards and Roberts, makers of antique and purveyors of ancient furniture (whose vVardour Street premises, No. 21 ...
... the jockey rel igiously fell into the water. Mr. E. P. Wilson rode both horses to victory a t Aintree, but on the stage at Drury Lane, in the Provinces and in America, he gave way to Mr. Leona rd Boyne, a n actor who, it is said, received a gratuity of Ss ...