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... 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 ...
... Chin during the last war it was, I think most people would agree, ‘ The Dancing Years. This musical play opened at the Drury Lane Theatre in and in the follow ing six or seven years was seen in every theatre of consequence in the provinces. Its simple ...
... absence Is simple—Mr. Sinclair's hotel does not cater for dogs I Barry Sinclair plays the Part of Michael, originally taken at Drury Lane by Ivor Novello and other well-known Novello players include NicolAtte Roeg, the heroine, and. —.- Muriel Barron. Careless ...
... St John's Wood flat. .llthc ugh this 30-years-old American from Boston. Mass., was in the original cast of Oklahoma' at Drury-lane, and played there for two-and-a-half years, his first appearance in England as in 1944, when he 'vas a member of the U ...
... wash basin. J hr. ; Hnilt-in cupboard 2nci I«in ...
... Att;c . Booktog?S?er w?si cSai Store- keeping - Write. Minster Ya.d house and Yard, with entry from SHORTHAND. Typewriting. Drury Lane. Book -keeping ; vacanc.es in Electricity with power plugs, day and evening classes, prospeca’so Gas Installed , '>u.s free ...
... 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.” ...
... wash-basin (h. & c): Bullt-la Cupboard on 2nd landing. Attic ; together with Coal-house. Storehouse and Yard, with entry from Drury Lane. Electricity with power plugs, also Gas installed. Trade Fixtures. Fittings and Stock-tn-Trade at Valuation. A very sound ...
... 811P HOUSE-Parlour Maid tre*ldenli or Dally Woman Wanted, two In family, good wages and holidays.—Scorer. Hilton Houae. Drury-lane 236P MAN and wife Wanted for general services those Cook-Housekeeper. both live in, for widower occupying modern house in ...
... 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 ...
... daughter years Box P834, * Echo.** 834P MOUSE*Parlour Maid (resident Daily Woman Wanted, good wages and holidt Hilton House, Drury-lane, •s.—Score MARRIED Couple Required, semiinvalid lady. North Hykeham.—B «x F822, ■Ecno.” Lincoln. 322P MAN and wife W services ...