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... 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 ...
... whole atmosphere of the theatre audience is captured in this picture of the Queen and the Princesses in the Royal box at Drury Lane yesterday They are watching a matinee performance in aid of the Irene Vanbrugh memorial fund Left to right are: The Queen ...
... 1.301 YOUZIINT Generation. Question' Time. 7: Newsreel. 7.75: Hindi 7.70: Irtrerpt from Carolina' at the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. 7.15. Curtain Ur Two tiny, by Galt Pedrick. Butters Writes • Ntdice and Oily thltkllnf 5.30 e Have A is Glasgow school) ...
... happy dav when the effectively conquered for several years signed a contract with impresario Jullien to conduct the opera at Drury Lane addition he was conduct concerts and compose a new opera for the second season Jullien was one of early less three and a ...
... has a cast of forty-three was originally produced at Bankside in 1614 and its last public presentation in London was at Drury Lane in 1731 it achieved the distinction of being the first pantomime to be broadcast by the BBC That charming actress and singer ...
... Oumpty” with Norman Patricia Burke and Betty IJumel at the to-night Devised written and I Robert Nesbitt who claims as as Drury Lane been summer has attention to effects lighting colou schemes All speciality Joyce is Liverpool -born Monte Marwin also a ...
... 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 ...
... of English pantomime is said to have been Jahn Rich (1692-1761). He was the son of Christopher Rich, a famous manager of Drury Lane Theatre about whom Colley Wilber has written much. At the age of 20 John Rich made his first appearance as Harlequin in ...
... 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 ...
... and knockabout entertainment entitled The Tavern Bilkers produced at Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. in 1702.—W. MACQUEEN- POPE. Historian. Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. UNHEATED TRAINS Your correspondent Mr. R. Calver Crooke (Echo. Jn th ey ) 3 is misinformed ...
... merits as a siner. After playing e s ymphony and Beethoven's Leonora summon he Goscombe John statue. as ever. violin in the Drury Lane orchestra ato 3 overture._ al3 C. or preamble , declarl h eh b R t be v.-as c osen y ossin o Odd Graner H su es: or, - ...
... their leisure hours before the advent of cinemas. soccer or television? A review in 1750 shows that there was a theatre in Drury Lane. off Water Street. whilst balls and assemblies took place in the ancient chapel of the Tower Two bowling greens were laid ...