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... the company, after a series revivals of some of the class 1 cs. No expense being spared in staging and dressing this Drury Lane success. An outstanding feature is the dancing, particularly the ballet, the style of which new to the company. It expresses ...
... sold out. Seats 7s fid 5s fid and 6d. for the matinees 2.30 p m.. Thursday and Saturday, are still available. Oklahoma. a Drury-lane cess, the first play of its type to staged the The cast headed Pcccv Coton. Gordon Macdonald and Edward Cross The Gaunion* ...
... Nebraskan. j Carey j GAVMOXT: The Taunton Amateur Operatic Society in Oklahoma. the modem j American musical play that hrrame Drury Lane success. Eva Callcbuut is the \ director, and the cast includes j Peggy Colon. Gordon Maci and Edward Cross. ...
... Hotel. Monmouthstreet. W.C.2. There was a good attendance for tea and to visit the new American musical. Fanny. at the Drury Lane theatre. The Taunton secretary and three her members were among the party. The old students were glad have news of Miss ...
... and for the television services the 8.8.C. and I.T.V. Finally, she appeared in the musical show Plain and Fancy at Drury Lane. The bridegroom, solicitor, the only son of the late Mr. R. G. Wood and Mrs. V. Wood, of Stoneheal, South Holmwood, Dorking ...
... Gaumont Theatre during the week beginning 26th April. This musical comedy ran for 567 per■ formances at the Theatre Royal, - Drury Lane. > With music by Richard Rogers i and lyrics by Oscar Hammer- I stein it has many gav tunes, 1 including 'June Is bustin' ...
... is based on Molnar's 'Liliom.' which, as adapted by Benjamin F. Glazer, ran for 567 performances at the Theatre Koval, Drury Lane. *a» made into very popular American musical Him, and its familiar tunes should appeal to all patrons. The Society is confident ...
... BEST SEATS AVAILABLE * #^ THE FABULOUS \4u Vm * ** NOW IN ITS THIRD YEAR— '* AND BOOKING UNTIL APRIL 1962 g THEATRE ftQYAL, DRURY LANE, W.C.2 m Telephone:TEMplc Bar 8108 MONDAY to SATURDAY at 7.30 pm Matinees: WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY 2.3oprr> * THE DYNAMIC, ...
... fires burning. There was little enough entertainment or sport at this midwinter season. Hiere were only two London theatres: Drury Lane was playing Congreve's 'Mourning Bride' and Rowe's 'Jane Shore' (later to become one of Mrs. Siddons's star roles), while ...
... forgotten music, all with •\ elegance unsurpassed ' in the world. The perfect s entertainment \\ for all ages. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE LONDON WC2 Evenings 7.30, Mats. Weds, and Sats. 2.30 SEATS FROM 5/- TO 25/- ALL BOOKABLE! Box Office TEMple Bar 8108 Jill ...
... FOR DRURY LANE PART Veronica Moggridge. of Trull Road. Taunton, the 17-year-old daughter of Mrs. Jackie Moggridge (the well-known air pilot), seen here giving her sister.'Candy.' a dancing lesson, is taking a singing and dancing part in 'My Fair Lady' ...
... the production will be an exact replica of the original production which ran for 2281 performances at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane The cast will be Tony Britton as Professor Higgins Jill Martin as Eliza and Bert Brownbill Doolittle and the company also ...