... 17. direct from its sensational sueteas at Drury Lane. It is presented by Williemson Music Ltd. The King and Iwas the fourth conneutive musical play by Rodgers and Hammerstein at the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. the others being •'Cklahoma,' Carousel ...

... ustAhl:: to pas for it. lie was helped sister Sarah Siddons. and 17,13 he made a prat sutaxsa to - Hamlet at the Tluam Royal. Drury Lane Lau; manager of the Covent Garden Theatre. he hecame the leading iratedian of his das. play. ing roles such as Hamlet ...

... Conservative candidate for West Gloucestershire. opened a horticultural show whkh was held last Saturday in the gardens of Drury Lane Farm. Redmarley. he kind permission of Mrs. Hoare. The event was organised by memhers of the Redirtarky branch of 'the West ...

... liked to think it was the smell 01 Elsie once Used. There is a lane the tar. It could li ddin ge so. in the village called Drury-lane, have just been some most named after the theatre where she amusing superstitions in regard to made her name. But this was ...

... Redmarley show THERF. were .10 1 1 entries an inclease on those for last year at Redinarley Flower Show. which was held at Drury Lane Farm last Saturday by kind perniimitni of Mrs. Hoare. The show, which was revived in 1957. after a lapse of many years. ...

... at the Coventry Theatre next week. The London producer. Eva Cagebent. is again directing the company, sod o the riginal Drury Lane ensembles sm being incorporated. Principal parts are played by Aileen Aimee Mary Rutherford), Patricia Lloyd (Lind)) SWiallettoa ...

... would he begun for some time. FINED AFTER CRASH Pure accident. pleads motorist George Hocking Robinson. aged 39. The Flat. Drury-lane. Redmarley, was fined £5. plus LI I9s. costs, at Upton-on-Severn on Thursday of last week. for driving a motor car without ...

... or no success. Is it not time that Tewkesbury recognised one of its sons in some suitable way in a prominent place? The Drury Lane Theatre, London. does so. Why not Tewkesbury? On my return home to Liverpool I spent some hours at the Central Reference ...

... pipes of 'clay. baked white, were sold for a penny each. The advanced women of the period used to smoke when they came to Drury Lane Theatre wearing masks. Soldiers of the new model Army returning from Cromwell's funeral immediately lit up their clay pipes ...

... fact, you can forget compleiels ahout that January a‘alanche of Considering that this is a provincial pantomime and not Drury lane the costumes and the transformation scenes are On quite lavish and datHing scale. Dye setting for one ballet interlude is ...

... retired, Voluptuary went on the stage. appearing in the late Sir Augustus Harris's autumn drama, A run of Luck. at the Drury Lane Theatre, in ISM. The play was afterwards taken on a tour of the provinces by Henry Duadas. a well-known manager and lessee ...

... societies, wbo have kindly consented to appear on the occasion. assisted by those eminent artistes, Mrs. James Rodgers. from Drury Lane, and Miss Willis. from Birmingham. Amongst the amateurs we may mention Mr. Henry Fitzgerald. Mr. Williams. Mr. Percy Tibbs ...