... e musical opened New York March 1956. . ran six-and-a-half years played 2,717 performances . . in London show opened at Drury Lane in April 1958 and played until summer 1963 . total: 2,090 performances . . film was Audrey Hepburn's 13th: she worked for ...

... programme which promises to be a varied and interesting one. Mrs. Tubb gave a talk on the theatre, called The Ghosts of Drury Lane. Miss Hayward proposed thanks. Coffee and snacks were served by Mrs. Manning and Miss Wilkinson. CROWBOROUGH ST. JOHN'S ...

... Puff 18th-century equivalent of modern public relations officer who the author of tragedy to performed the Theatre Royal Drury Lane Sheridan manager At the hilarious dress rehearsal where everything goes wrong Sheridan the overblown sentiments and imp ...

... who play at the Fleur IN do Lys in Preston Street every Tuesday night, as well as being resident at the Whyte Hart. in Drury Lane. London. once a week. BROW SERIE The group consists of John Deffray. clarinet. Dave Carpenter. ..i., * trumpet. Barry Weston ...

... Friday and Saturday evening as opposed to the usual Wednesday afternoon and Thursday evening. Outings: Members going to Drury Lane should be at Chestfield Station at 11.30 a.m. for the 11.40 train. Link: Mrs. Edgar read a most interesting letter from ...

... attending the forthcoming conference at Sheerness and final arrangements were made for the guild's tenth birthday outing to Drury-lane Theatre to see “Hello Dolly.” ...

... furnishing class to be held on March 8 at Etchingham: a proposed visit to Spalding bulb fields in May and a visit to the Drury Lane theatre to see Hello Dolly in April. Mrs. Lauder, winner of a Bursary to Denman College, chose the Country Housewife News ...

... Co-operative Women Members of Minster Co-op Guild went to Drury Lane Theatre, London, last Wednesday to see the musical show “Hello Dolly.” Two coaches carrying 64 members and friends went on the trip, which was followed by a dinner at Sittingbourne. ...

... Silvester, a Labour member of Fleet Urban Council. last night. From Our Fleet Correspondent instance. is larger than the one at Drury Lane. The charges for letting would place the hall beyond the resources of many local organisations. added Mr Silvester. commenting ...

... and cheese will be served and guests will be invited to give money they would have spent on their meal to Christian Aid. e Drury Lane's 'Hello Dolly' will be seen by Broadstairs and Si. Peter's Good Companions on May I now that arrangements for the visit ...

... musical adaptation of Bernard Shaw’s stage play “Pygmalion,” the renamed “My Fair Lady” had record runs on Broadway and at the Drury Lane theatre in London, playing to capacity audiences for years. Now the wider scope of the cinema has produced one of the greatest ...

... urer borough and her subject Cobham club was getting short oft Denman college at the W. 1.. Mr. B. est . s (High Ghosts of Drury Lane. - Mrs.' am meeting. Members already minutes secretary. Mrs. G.' S. Jones gained first place Cobham G i rdeneis - Society ...