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... EXCITEMENT It was great excitement for a.l penny. No first-nighter at Drury‘ Lane could have experienced thrills to match ours as the big red curtains at the back of the gallery were drawn. Then we knew the performance was about to start. Once the ci ...
... Pick- Paul Jones. Mike D'Abo. Manwick tin London and New York) Fred Mann. Chapter 111 came and and The Four Musketeers Drury Lane) .. the award of the went, each phase actompanied C.B.E. in 1963 for his services by hit records, headline dates : on behalf ...
... the Light Brigade, to more exotic matters, as in the story of the young boy who had to ‘climb into the chandelier that lit Drury Lane Theatre. This fascinating book mirrors Victorian life at its most colourful, “The Sun Beneath the Sea’ by Jacques Piccard ...
... Desert Song” Will Re-Unite Members Of The 1937 Company Since “ The Desert Song ” was first staged at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, in 1927, it has been revived many times by professional companies—the last was a few years ago with John Hanson ...
... wonderful part for her, and to it she has brought considerable gifts as an actress and singer. . e original show, produced at Drury Lane, London, was designed for presentation on what is probably the best-equipped stage in the world, with all the advantages ...
... two-hour programme, “ITV — This is Your Life,” is being transmitted at 8 p.m. on September 22 from the New London Theatre, Drury Lane. Mrs Reid, along with 21- year-olds from each of the ITV regions, will be a special guest in the audience. ...
... *“Song for Europe” contest on BBC-1 on Wednesday, March 9. The programme will be relayed live from the New London Theatre, Drury Lane, and panels of jurors in Glasgow and Aberdeen will help to choose the song most likely to do well. By this method last year ...
... James Street (Victoria Halls), and Melvin’'s ‘Merry Mascots on the Low Common. He was father of George S. Melvin the famous Drury Lane variety comedian who was world famous and spent the most formative years of his life in Arbroath. W. B. Williamson had his ...
... and in the course of a hectic weekend they took in a shopping spree, a sight-seeing tour, a visit to the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, to see the musical Hello, Dolly and an Old Tyme Musk Hall. The outing was arranged by members of the London-Scottish ...