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... 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 ...
... the ill-starred second wife of Henry VIII, who makes fre uent appearances both at the Tower of London and Lambeth Palace. Drury Lane Theatre doesn't have to share a ghost. Reputedly, it has two of its own. One is the famous comedian of yesteryear, Dan Leno ...
... The Humanist for frank discussion: of questions and problems confronting mankind in the modern worild. Specimen copy-40, DRURY LANE LONDON ...
... plays galore, turned novels by Scott and Dickens into plays, was a London theatre manager with lots of Ideas he once bid for Drury Lane. But there were other sides to Mr. Cooper. Delusions of grandeur and a TORIES AND THE IRISH PROBLEM TN 1800 the British ...
... work out her telephone number in London yesterday. She was visiting the new biophysics laboratories of King's College in Drury Lane. LATAALA - ';- 4é I U Raeron i SN £‘e PR o ;,ra‘;i&@ . A U\ Rt -l'!'l: ‘ : ,‘.,\E DAY N vz .-q ;.'..'lw'.‘ ...
... FT ENED ENVELOPES z; Readers' Queries $ Answered st , ~ Readers are informed that .• li,netit concerts in Drury Lane. he Indulgence.. though we cannot pledge our- S sang a group of operatic arias, and R.C. i ß el faNt)—For It to selves to stories in ...
... On and on and on Valerie Hobson (not yet the wife of John Profumo) was star ring in “The King and 1 at Drury Lane, and Laya Raki (who had not yet heard of “Crane) was dancing in “Cockles an¢ Champagne” at the Prince of Wales. Finally, there was a play ...
... be- AN me fore. They found lodging the Minister of Home o an int•.. 111 - Not = an active leader or, ind, in a house in Drury Lane. Affairs revealed his V = that he took part in and were hoping to reach blueprint for transport E. battle or the bloody ...
... ever. The latest example of the kind of thing that gives a theatre manager grev hairs occurred at the Theatre Rovyal in Drury Lane. Mr. George Hoare, the manager, expected about 400 people to appear for tickets for next month’s ballet season—but nearly ...
... Doolittle and Terry Timblick here discusses the staggering success of a stage musical which has been called the world's best Drury Lane. London. where the show opened in April. 1958, his weekly cheque was worth £1.600. the highest figure ever paid to an artist ...