... 'My FairLady'', now in spiritual -home AMERICAN NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS in London said to-day the Drury Lane production of My Fair Lady was better than Broadway. Drew Middleton , chief of the B allymena bill London Bureau of The New York Times. ...

... AT THE THEATRE Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother saw My Fair Lady from the Royal Box at Drury Lane. London. last night and afterwards received the principals of the show in the aneroom of the Royal Box. SPLIT. DIFFERENCE' ...

... Brinsley Sheridan took over control of Drury Lane. Here is a quotation from Hannah More. writing from London to her sister in Bristol: Let the Muses ghee tears for Garrick has this day sold the patent of Drury Lane and will never act again there after this ...

... Ireland and England she played many small parts' before reaching London. where she was soon acclaimed for her performance at Drury Lane as Lydia Languish and in other parts in plays by Sheridan. who had a strong admiration for her ability. Even at the height ...

... Shaw's Pygmalion. Americanised into My Fair Lady. is going to be the biggest sell-out ever at London's biggest theatre, Drury Lane. With all this has come a marked change in British society which few would have predicted at the end of the war. Tom McQuillan ...

... in the Tower of London. In August, 1643. he and another Irishman called McMahon escaped and found hiding in a house at Drury Lane. They would probably have pot safely to the continent next day. but for Maguire's rashness in calling from a top window ...

... first appearance in London a s Hamlet. his favourite part. the Haymarket Theatre. parr a number of successful ,casons at Drury Lane, Sadler's Wc;is and Covent Garden, he t..ent to New York and filled e Broadway Theatre with his Hamtet. Macbeth and Shylock ...

... first professional engagement to play in Belfast at the age of 11 and his appearance two years later at Covent Garden and Drury Lane at a salary of 4300 a week is one of the most remarkable in the annals of the British stage. When his parents quarrelled ...

... hunting for a first edition of Amanda AlcKittrick Ros. The thing I'm looking forward to--on that night very early in the Drury Lane run—is the admiration for a quick ear they are bound to give me as I come down the upper circle steps whistling the tunes ...

... dividend for year. Asessiated Theatre Preuerties (Leaden) Ltd.--01Ter being posted today to shareho'ders of Theatre Royal. Drury lane. lad.. offering 22e 6d for each C 1 share. Life Assuraftee Stattand— Dividend 12e ed per share less tea payable equal Instalment ...

... persuaded the beautiful Miss Lin ley of Bath to elope with him, until his death, was full of adventure, which ended when Drury Lane Theatre. of which he was the lessee, was completely destroyed by fire in 1809. His attitude to life may be summed up in ...

... RADIO THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE, which was written at a time when comedy was largely sentimental and was first performed at Drury Lane in 1766, comes from the Television Theatre to-morrow evening. The Home this evening includes Variety Playhouse and Saturday ...