... 745’ and 830: Jan curses it mav be worth relating because provocative of discussion Happily somebody who had a stall at Drury Lane on Wednes- was delighted with the! appearance of Majesty Though fine-drawn he did not seem to tire towards close of a long ...

... • '• • . 14, 4 • 1,, . •• • . 4. 4, 1 1 b) • • • • One of the last photographs of King George VI, taken when he visited Drury Lane Theatre in a farewell party a week to-day with Prinecss Elizabeth, prior to her departure on the Commonwealth tour. ...

... for erection stage by stage The first portion to be built would face Brunswick Street. running down from Fenwick Street to Drury Lane—two storeys high at' the top and three at the bottom. Until the bulk of the main building had been completed. the first ...

... DOCK AFTER 5 YEARS' SENTENCE Ladder Man's Alibi Plea - WOMAN'S SNOUT When George PFatr. aged 22. a street fruit tradet, of Drury Lane. London. was sentenced at Sarey Quarter Sessions to-day to imprisonment. he etruesled in the dock and it took four prison ...

... Bethune Road Stoke London about a month ago Yesterday a trteaswre trove him from the court is George Pyser aged 24 trader of Drury Lane London WQ During the struggle he kept crying ive years no His father ran forward crying and a girl friend Miss Lilianf ...

... last Good 0 0 0— CANNY LAD (7-13) gr c by The Pelican Grey Layton See SPRING DAY 3 0 3— DRURY FAIR (7-12) b by Fairhaven Drury Lane With 8-11 (W Nevett) 3rd of 13 beaten length 2 lengths by Samaritaine (8-11) Royal Folly (8-11) at York (6f) Oct 10 Good ...

... spirit and indefatigable industry of the inhabitants. He appreciated the docks. handsome brick houses. the theatre (them in Drury Lane'. mise en scene. and the fortnightly dances and card games in the Exchange. regulated by a lady styled The Queen. and she ...

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... 9 — Teo Weeks._ Mets. Wed .. _Set H. llookhm ONoe Now Open cAROUISEL The Famous Musical Iluceme Prom the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 5i.10 , 6 9,- S. -. Cir. 9- - 7 6. He:. 4 0 2,6 Ta PLAT' 7 prompt. Thursday: l I Gator:tale at E3O. RETURN TO TYArSaI • ...

... 8,- 6/6 3 , 6 119. June 9.—Two Weelmt. mats. Wed.. Sat. 2.30.' CARODSIL The Famous Musical Murales Prom the Theatre Drury Lane. St. 10 '6 9 '- 3,-. CD. 9 , - 7/6. Bal. 4.6 2/6. T Rl ZtraitY WOINO at 7 tereenlit. O Iltudr a r i s .. at 240. A Dream ...

... ou normally smoke. 10 1 1'6% kVERLEY Straight Cut are still a.ailable at 20 for '.l * * ** * * * By LAMBERT A BUTLER of DRURY LANE Braga of The Imperial Tobacco Co. to. Great Britain R Ireland). Ltd. * FOR ti' * s F ---t, * * * ♦ * ...

... series in the Crown and Anchor 4 /& & • sin were Whitsun lease Tavern. and in 1840 there was a FOLK MAYS new series in the Drury Lane aims{, Lovely dealSna_ 'en from West Kirby Theatre. with an orchestra of sound quality Size 90 were to-day still in nearly ...