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... height, with dark brown hair and eyes. Her great grandfather was a member of Sir Henry Irving’s Company at Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. Her recreations are the theatre, watching ice hockey, gardening, sewing, dressmaking and designing her own clothes. She ...
... Saturday. They journeyed by the 9.1 a.m. train and after sightseeing, attending football matches, etc., met in the evening at Drury Lane Theatre to see Carousel.” A Voluntary Blood Donor Session Is being held at the Constitutional Club, St. Andrew’s Street ...
... appointment. ONE of the greatest stage successes of our time, CARELESS RAPTURE,” was originally turned down by the _ - I Drury Lane Theatre. This is rOF Hire one o{ any secrets of the 1 stage and stage personalities HIRE TOUR VAC. CLEANER written about ...
... house is marble bust of Samuel Whitbread II presented to Lady Elizabeth Whitbread by the subscribers to the rebuilding of Drury Lane Theatre (Samuel Whitbread was largely responsible for rebuilding this theatre after Sheridan’s had been burnt down). There ...
... another very popular singing Mar Howard Keel. Since Tils appearance n post-war Britain m the leading role in Oklahoma.'* at Drury Lane, few have questioned his claim to the manliest voice in show business. ...
... shown in this cinema. It 'Oklahoma'' film version of the Rodgers and Hammerstein stage musical which ran for three years Drury Lane. Starring roles to Gordon Macrae. Shirley Jones. Rod Steiger and Gloria Orahame The film is rich In fine music, and Is wonderful ...
... anniversary of the toundinf of the Kayser Bondor Biggleswade Ten Year Club was celebrated on Friday when the 55 members went to Drury Lane Theatre to see My Fair Lady”. The party travelled by coach, and were met by Mr. P. McConnell, assistant manafin% director ...
... P a jb The perfect entertainment for all ages. THEATRE RO DRURY LANE - LONDON - Evenings 7.30, Mats. Weds. and SEATS FROM 5/- TO 25/- ALL Box Office TEMple Bar 8108 . anNg No ° éi in Gre Spai our, fo g / fi“ ; N\ \ N D 2 9 ol .‘ % oA A 2 s ~ @”’X: &\~ ...
... topsy-turvydom, extravangaza, music, singing, fun and dancing. roughly based on the ancient Roman pantomimes—was produced at Drury Lane, pioneer and there it flourished at Christmas, almost without break, for 219 years until 1921. Edmund Kean and David Garrick ...
... | turn match a later date. On July friends of tk Golf Club Guinness B Royal, where tained to Ilu ing, at the I. Dow. the Drury Lane “Hello Dolly entertained I A ladies’ played on . Swindon CuJ was won by Daphne Had of 29 goint.s. and Sybil Bu Norman and ...
... at Park Royal, where they were entertained to lunch. In the evening, at the invitation of Mr. I. Dow, the party went to Drury Lane Theatre to see “Hello Dolly” and were later entertained by Mr. Dow. A ladies’ competition was plaved on July 21 for the ...
... rriend.&‘ of the Women's Conservative Association went to London on‘ October 5 to see “Hello | Dolly” at the Theatre Royal,l Drury Lane. | A coach load of patients | from Fairfield Hospital were entertained by the Women's Institute 1n the Central Hfl”i on October ...