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... Scottish Oichestra 245— Music 315— Irish Guards 3-45— Football 445— Harry Roy 530— Sports Report 60-nSongs You 615— Memories Drury Lane 70— Newsreel 730— “Up Pole” 80— Songs from the Shows 845— Variety Fanfare 9-30— Music Miniature 100— News 1015— Holy Week ...

... old Castle site and in Tithebarn-street at the White Cross There was no local newspaper and the only theatre was that in Drury-lane Tennis courts stood in Dale-street and bowling greens gardens nearby Dances were held in the old chapel the Tower Four private ...

... fishing port became social centre which had no rival Indeed when Sheridan resurrected an earlier Vanbrugh comedy in 1777 at Drury Lane he found it well worth The Scarborough while to set the scene in this now well-known resort and call play Trip to Scarborough” ...

... ITali in his Night tomorrow night will present 20-minute excerpt from Carousel a new American musical show which lonight Drury-lane Stephens Irish poet brilliant broadcaster off a new series the Home Service Sundav called “Childhood Days” Well-known people ...

... penny of their salaries TUESDAY evening saw us all at the new-to-England American musical play Carousel at Theatre Royal Drury -lane title in American means A Fair” and is pronounced Car-oo-sell with the accent on the last syllable Incidentally the prizewinners ...

... last night when a crowd of people were awaiting news of Princess Elizabeth’s baby led to William George Hepkey 39 fitter of Drury-lane London being charged at Bow-street today with assaulting Police Constable Clifton and with riding a bicycle without front ...

... Wild Violets comes to the EMPIRE direct its successful at the Stoll Theatre London Originally produced at the Theatre Royal Drury-lane in 1932 the charming story lovely music by Robert Stolz tell a story of youth and love at the turn of the century The cast ...

... Pantomime Everything is planned to the ’nth degree Its development might be described in seven stages In 1702 there was a Drury-lane presumably very much a go-as-you-please performance Fifteen years later John Rich whose stage name was Lunn and excelled ...

... longest panto memories better than ever Robert Nesbitt’s claim that his production Humpty Dumpty at the EMPIRE is as big any Drury-lane -is proving no idle boast is the size show that made talk the town” however hut scheme of things Patricia Burke Betty Jumel ...

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