... fortunate this year in obtaining the services of the distinguished London producer Edward Royce, Junr., son of the famous Drury-lane producer, who is used to handling large-scale productions. In Rose Marie the company numbers over 80. Supporters of ...

... his lady, with other members of the City Council. With its strong story and many well-known numbers by Rudolph Friml, this Drury Lane success offers many opportunities for spectacle and, with a company of singers and dancers some 80 strong at their disposal ...

... Nottingham General Hospital today She is now in the Cedars Eighty Nottingham Amateurs in 'Rose Marie Mari’’ theme this Drury -lane -pectarle the Nottingham Operatic (society full Indeed hardly enough hold crowd upon lor prin dancers there i is most number ...

... Onmsbv Town Leeds United Harry Roy and his Band 5 30 —Sport* Report including football result* 6 —Songs tor You 15 —Memories Drury Lane 7—News and Radio 7 —Charles Buchan to-day football 7.3o—'Up the Pole” from the Shows 8 s—Variety5—Variety Fanfare 9 30— ...

... Wi 1230 The Tuns Entr’acte Playars 315 Band of Guard 345 United 445 Harry Band 530 Including football result 0— You 015 Drury Lane Newsreel 72S Buchan to-day ’ football 730 Pete” 8— from the Shows 8 Fanfare 030 Music In Miniature News 1015 Hot 1020 11 ...

... horses, howeve:. proved too restive for the occasion and were replaced a naval guard honour DARKIE.—(It Rose Marie” ran the Drury Lane theatre tor 831 performances It opened March, 1923. w-lth Edith Day the female lead (2) Longest run for any musical comedy ...

... Gilbert and Sullivan had been broken when one by one the amateur societies be (an to drop the Savoy operas in favour of Drury Lane musical comedies of transatlantic oriido. But today, in Nottingham, at any rate, the amateur* have beaun to return to the ...

... Shipman, of Searrington. a Nottinghamshire poet and playwright whose historical drama. “Henry the Hilrd France,” was acted Drury Lane and printed in 1678. and Mr. J. Brantley’s Earle Nottinghamshire Schools.” ...

... was a maypo}e in the Strand, at the foot of Druiy-lane. Indeed, the builders of modern London have so altered the map that Drury-lane is now barred by Bush House from reaching the Strand. None the less, the Strand maypole and its dancers are immortalised ...

... responsible for the comedy, and another star is Enid Lowe. who. “the lady of Drury Lane.” sings two lively numbers. “Sweet Nellie Gwynne” and “Dear little ladies of Drury Lane.” ...

... local audiences, appears in the principal comedy role of Peregrine. Enid Lowe will be seen as Belle Barrow, the * lady of Drury Lane,” who contributes several tuneful numbers to the show. The period is the earlv 18th century and the action takes place in ...

... soldiery arrived. . Some of the songs, “ I dreamed was at home ..again,” “The Lay lock Tree.” ” The Gey Little Lefties of Drury Lane,” “Still Creaming ” and ” Bim, Sim. Bun.” are the sort to be long remem. bered once they have been heard. The orchestra ...