... been a scene painter at the old Theatre Royal in Edinburgh. and after 1822 he was emploved in a similar capacity at both Drury Lane and Covent Garden. In our own time Alan Moorehead has said that the final act of the rising sun shining directly through ...

... time after winning the tenor solo at Belfast Music Festival, Martin was appearing in Noel Coward's “ Pacifico 1860 at Drury Lane. His mother lives on_the Antrim Road, Belfast. The odds against having an ulcer are currently estimated at 60-1; still this ...

... 111111111111111111111111111111111 'MY FAIR LADY' Mv Fair Lady celebrates its fifth anniversary at tt.e Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, on Tuesday on the occasion a its 2.083 rd performance. It is the longest run on record at this theatre, trawler incident ...

... shrewd constable, who appears to have committed bigamy. Another role is that of Phißipe, made prominent in the original Drury Lane production by the splendid voice of Ben Williams. All these details are satisfactorily set for the first act, the beautiful ...

... might have seen them in their sitting{goms if television had existed en. “The Rent Day,” which packed the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane in 1832, was taken by contemporary audiences as true to life and though we in our more sophisticated age may sneer at its ...

... abashed, he answered that things had come .0 pretty pass when a man couldn’'t have a biscuit with his glass of sherry. When Drury Lane Theatre burnt down Richard Brinsley Sheridan, who was deeply involved financially 1n the disaster, was discovered observm ...

... however far-fetched it may sound That Lady lorg-piaylng record. owadays it's almost as much a part of the London scene as Drury Lane Theatre itself. S¢ the news that the show ends next October comes as something of a shock. They -once called it “the musical ...

... Olivier and Dame Peggy Ashcroft as among its has en ancestor who was a polished stone by Mote the former pupils., manar of the Drury Lane memorial to soldiers who fell and Garrick Theatres. in the two World Wars. And Bearded Paul Stewart (19) One thing Paul ...

... =iV BY OUR LONDON EDITOR 85, FLEET STREET, LONDON, E.C.4, Friday night. fair lady COMING out of Drury Lane a long long time ago I heard a man say enthusiastically “It will run for ever. This was bound to be an e. tion. All the same, when the curtain ...

... 195,638, which is 30,269| more than in 1962, THE 2,2815 t and final performance\ of “My Fair Lady” at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, was shown on Saturday night before an audience which included one enthusiast who hld‘ taken a box for the show ...

... letters from London we have an account that in the last act of Romeo and Juliet, which was performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, Mr. Fleetwood, who Sll.yed Romeo, having forgot to ange his sword for a 7oi|, unfortunatelg run Mr. Austin, who acted Paris ...

... Critics may be confounded The new Drury Lane musicl “The Boys from Syracus took a heavy panning from practically every critic in the business. For all that it seems that it may well survive the criticisms. A £50,000 deal has just been completed with ...